Dr. Marc Jarzebowski in Berlin has amassed a wealth of experience over the past 20 years while working as a freelance genealogist, both in all German states and in former German settlement areas that are now in Poland, the Czech Republic or Russia. He is now bundling this experience in the ebook series "Concise Guides to Conducting Genealogy in Germany".  So far, the volumes on the states of Brandenburg, Sachsen-Anhalt and Hessen have been published (https://www.amazon.com/-/de/dp/B0D9QY86NJ)

Testimonials
I wish to pay a tribute to Marc Jarzebowski?s tenacious, inspired and competent (genealogic) research, which enabled me a year down the road and after reading 10 emotional reports to discover the roots and personal saga of my Jewish father in pre war Germany and in the process more than 8 cousins spread around the world. I am most grateful to him. It had been my obsession for more than 35 years. I can now proudly share all the results with my own family. P.A.P from Italy _ Thank you so much for all your efforts. I am amazed at the amount of time and efforts, not to mention ingenuity, you have put into this research and am truly grateful. M.F. from Israel _ Thank you for the amazing work you have done so far, all in our family are really impressed, and recently it was the 26th of January ? ie my grandfather?s birthday! So my Mother (with some relatives) celebrated it for the first time in her life, she even cooked German food and bought some German wine. T.C. from the UK

Lectures
RootsTech London 2019: 1) From the Cobweb to the Web ? How to find German Church Records on the Internet 2) Hagen or Hagen? ? Tools to get to know an unkown country 3) Staying alive! The making of history video clips for preserving family memories

Research Time Periods

• 20th Century
• 19th Century
• 18th Century

Languages
Basic Italian (reading), English (fluent), French (basic), German (fluent), Polish (basic)

Degrees
PhD (History)