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Russia, Cemetery Records
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This collection contains an index of cemetery records from Russia spanning most of the 20th century. Chronologically, many of the records date from the period in which Russia was part of the Soviet Union (USSR). Records may contain the full name of the deceased including patronymic, date of birth, date of death, religion, comments, and the location of the burial, which usually includes the name of the cemetery, city, and modern-day country.<br><br>Given the timeframe of this collection, a selection of the records are from modern-day countries that once made up the Soviet Union, including Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and others. The year range reflects the vast majority of records.<br><br>The records in this collection are provided as a free service to the public courtesy of <a href="http://skorbim.com/" target="">Skorbim.com</a>.
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