Lithuanian genealogical research relies on a mix of pre-Soviet and Soviet-era records, as traditional electoral rolls are generally not accessible for public use. However, residential registration, internal passports, and family card files from the Soviet era serve a similar function. These documents recorded residents’ addresses, occupations, household members, and changes in status—making them invaluable for tracing families in the absence of public voter lists. Earlier documents from the interwar period or under Russian Imperial rule, such as revision lists and conscription records, may also provide insight into civic status and residence. These records are typically housed in the Lithuanian State Historical Archives and regional branches.
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- Lithuanian-Jewish Revision Lists from LitvakSIG, 1795-1942 2,218,293 records
- Lithuanian-Jewish Tax and Voter Lists from LitvakSIG, 1839-1955 1,058,083 records
- Lithuanian-Jewish Household Registers from LitvakSIG, 1835-1946 355,606 records
- Lithuania Internal Passports, 1919-1940 112,189 records
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