Arline Sachs and Sallyann Amdur Sack have been running the Tracing your family roots series for a couple of years now. They started to put the show videos to the net, to Google Video. Show #172 features Paul Shapiro of USHMM. He explains how the unleashing Bad Arolsen ITS records can help in research. (One can find a good record of the opening process by browsing through mid-2007 - early 2008 issues of Avotaynu's Nu? What's New? newsletter.) Shapiro uses the records of Zakarpattya young man Nicholas Schwartz to demonstrate the depth of info available from the ITS collection. Scroll to about 23:30 to see the documents about Nicholas.

And a blog piece from Leland Meitzler's Genealogy Blog: Non-Jewish Neighbors Restore West Side Cleveland Jewish Cemetery. Cleveland's second oldest Jewish cemetery was founded by the Liberty Aid and Hungarian Aid Societies and has been the resting place for people with Hungarian ancestry.