JewishGen Romania-Moldova Database

All Romania:

• 1942 Census of Jewish Males
  Tabele Barbatilor Census of more than 20,000 Jewish men, 1942.
• U.S. Consular Post, Bucharest, Romania
  Emergency Passport Applications and other items - nearly 1,000 records from the U.S. State Department, 1860-1941.
• Jewish Names in Selected U.S. State Department Files, 1910-1929
  More than 2,000 entries for Romania and Bessarabia from the Central Decimal Files of the U.S. Department of State, Record Group 59.
• JewishGen Family Finder
  More than 26,000 entries by Jewish genealogists researching families in Romania and Moldova.
• JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry
  230,000 burial records in Romania and Moldova, as well as in Romanian landsmanshaft cemeteries.
• JewishGen Holocaust Database
  325,000 names from various datasets with information about Holocaust victims and survivors.
• Yizkor Book Necrologies
  30,000 entries from lists of Holocaust martyrs in Yizkor Books for towns in Romania and Moldova.
• Yizkor Book Master Name Index
  8,000 names indexed from Yizkor Books for towns in Romania and Moldova.
• Memorial for the Jews of Craiova who fell in the Balkans Wars and WWI
  62 records.
• The Sephardic Jews in Romania's Economic Life
  217 records.
• Romanian Jews Killed and Missing in Action, World War I
  881 records.
• Romania Vital Records
  More than 30,000 Jewish birth, marriage and death records from across Romania, including Iasi and Bucharest, and many other towns.

Bucovina (Bukovina):

• Bucovina Vital Records  
  More than 30,000 Jewish birth, marriage, and death records, from Kimpolung (Campulung Moldovensec), Gurahumora (Gura Humorului), Radautz (Rădăuţi), Solka (Solca), Suczawa (Suceava), and surrounding villages.

Maramureş (Máramaros):

• Máramaros Jewish Vital Records
  54,000 birth, marriage and death records, 1851-1895, from former Máramaros megye (now Maramureş county, in NW Romania).
• Survivors Returning to Sighet and Maramures
  Names of 2,133 Shoah survivors who returned to Sighet and Maramures.

Moldavia (in Romania):

• Podu Iloaiei 1898 Census
  723 residents listed in the 1898 census of Podul-Iloaei.

Basarabia (Bessarabia):

• Duma Voters Lists, Bessarabia, 1906-07
  128,000 voters in Bessarabia, who were eligible to vote in the Russian Duma elections in 1906 and 1907.
• Bessarabia Vital Records
  More than 167,500 Jewish birth, marriage, divorce and death records for Bessarabia – primarily for Kishinev (now Chişinău, Moldova), but also for Beltsy (Bălţi), Novoselitsa (Novoselytsia), and other places.
• Bessarabia Revision Lists  
  As of July 2021, this collection contains 243,735 records records from Reviska Skazka — 19th century Czarist tax censuses - for more than 100 towns, shtetles and colonies, including: Akkerman (Cetatea Albă), Alexandreny (Alexăndreni), Beltsy (Bălţi), Bendery (Tighina), Brichany (Briceni), Khotyn (Hotin), Kishinev (Chişinău), Lipkany (Lipcani), Orgeev (Orhei), Soroki (Soroca), Teleneshty (Teleneşti), and many villages and agricultural colonies.
• Bessarabia Business Directory, 1924
  More than 13,000 entries for Jewish businesses, in 705 localities in Bessarabia, from a 1924 Romanian business directory.
• Chişinău Commercial Directory, 1940  
  Nearly 1,300 apparently Jewish names among government officials, professionals and owners, listed in a 1940 Chişinău commercial yearbook.
• Russian-Jewish Fallen Soldiers of WWI
  Data about 1,559 Jewish soldiers in the Russian army from Bessarabia, who were killed or wounded in the First World War.
• Jews in Public Life of Bessarabia, 1862-1914
  Records of 1,874 Jews listed in the Czarist government's annual “Bessarabia Reference Calendar”, “Akkerman Calendar” and “Kherson Calendar”, 1862-1914.
• Vsia Rossiia 1895 Business Directory
  1,500 Jewish businesses in Bessarabia, from this 1895 Russian business directory.
• Jewish Religious Personnel in the Russian Empire, 1853-1854
  281 Jewish religious personnel in Bessarabia Gubernia.
• Tiraspol Uyezd Revision Lists  
  More than 8,000 records from Reviska Skazka, 1796-1858 — including Tiraspol, Dubăsari and Grigoriopol.
• Mass Deportation from Moldova, June 1941
  Information about 2,517 individuals deported from Moldova by the Soviet authorities in June 1941.
• Moldovan Victims of Soviet Oppression 1941-1951
  List of 3,847 Jews who were victims of Soviet oppression.
• Surviving Jews in Bessarabia
  List of 1,782 Jews from Bessarabia who survived the Holocaust and returned to a Bessarabian village.
• Vsya Rossiya Business Directory for Bessarabia
  More than 2,600 entries of apparently Jewish names from the 1897 Russian business directory, Vsya Rossiya, for Bessarabia gubernia.
• 1916 Kishinev Business Directory
  More than 600 entries of apparently Jewish names listed in the 1916 Address and Reference yearbook (White Pages) "All Kishinev."
• 1901 Klyachkin All-Russia Business Directory
  544 records of Jews listed in the “1901 Klyachkin All-Russia Business Directory.”