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Nadia Ihorivna Lipes
Native name
Надія Ігорівна Ліпес
Born (1976-12-24) 24 December 1976 (age 47)
Balakliia, USSR
LanguageHebrew, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish and English
CitizenshipIsrael, Ukraine
Alma materInternational Solomon University
Genregenealogy, history
Website
lipesdatabase.com

Nadia (Sarah-Beila) Ihorivna Lipes (Template:Lang-uk, Russian: Надежда Игоревна Липес) (born 24 December 1976, Balakliia, USSR) is a Ukrainian writer, historian, licensed tour guide, public figure. One of the leading genealogists in the post-Soviet states.[1][2][3]

Biography

Born into a Jewish family. in 1997 she immigrated to Israel. She studied at the International Solomon University, where she studied judaic and sociology. In 2004 she returned to Kyiv and worked as a realtor before the financial crisis. In 2008 she founded courses for Jewish guides in Ukraine, since 2009 she has been organizing tourism and working with archival documents, searching and restoring genealogical data.[4] She gives lectures in Ukraine and in many other countries of the world, in particular in the US, Israel, Germany.[5] She knows Hebrew, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish and English.

Activities

Since 2007 she has been engaged in the protection and documentation of old Jewish cemeteries, the author of numerous photographs of Jewish headstones of historical, cultural and artistic value. Author of numerous studies of archival documents. In 2013, in the State Archives of the Kyiv region [uk], she discovered lists of Jews in Justingrad who were victims of pogroms, and her ancestors were also among the victims. She is also the author of numerous materials on the history of Jews in the Russian Empire and Ukraine, studies on Jewish pogroms during the revolution and the Civil War in Ukraine [he].[6] Founder and author of a memorial site with a list of victims of pogroms, which she finances at her own expense.[7] Restored or supplemented the Family tree of Dustin Hoffman, Isaac Babel, Leonid Utyosov, Vladimir Vysotsky, Mishka Yaponchik,[8] David Margolin [uk], David Hofstein, Simcha Lieberman [mk], Menachem-Mendel Schneerson[9] and other famous personalities. She indexed more than a million archival records from the times of the Russian Empire related to Jewish genealogy from the archives of Ukraine — and posted them online. [10] Despite the fact that the stated goal of the site with a genealogical database is to commemorate Nadia's ancestors who were killed in the pogroms of 1919, the site is a commercial project; to access each record, you need to pay 20-40 euros, the preliminary consultation on the relevance of paid information is estimated additionally at 100 euro.[11] In September 2017, she participated in the international program conference «Riga Forum – Holocaust and Contemporary Radicalism» in Riga with more than 100 participants from 17 countries.[12][13] In July–August 2019, she spoke at the International Conference on Jewish Genealogy in Cleveland.[14][15] In the summer of 2020, she participated in the opening of a memorial monument to those who died in Tetiiv.[16][17]

Personal life

From 2004 to 2005 she was married to Ihor Yevhenovych Branovytskyi [uk] and recently divorced her third husband Alexey (Elisha). Her son Nikita has served in Israel Defense Forces, doing military service in the Golani Brigade.

Publications

  • Липес Н. И. А вы по национальности? Astroprint, 2017. ISBN 978-966-927-307-9.[18]
  • Липес Н. И. Советские документы. Что, где, зачем. Astroprint, 2018. ISBN 978-966-927-348-2.[19]
  • Липес Н. И. Досоветские документы. Что, где, зачем, 1786—1917. Astroprint, 2019. ISBN 978-966-927-482-3.[20]
  • Lipes N. I. Kiev Archives: Documentation of World War I Jewish Refugees. Avotaynu Volume XXX, Number 2, Summer 2014.
  • Lipes N. I. Russian Empire Army Census of 1875 For the Territory of Ukraine. Avotaynu Volume XXX, Number 3, Fall 2014.
  • Lipes N. I. Jewish Berdichev as Seen Through Two Archival Collections. Avotaynu Volume XXX, Number 4, Winter 2014.
  • Lipes N. I. Archival Records from the Russian Courts, Police, Notaries and Other State Agencies. Avotaynu Volume XXXI, Number 1, Spring 2015.
  • Lipes N. I. Y-DNA Helps Trace a Litvak's Roots Back to Eretz Yisrael Two Thousand Years Ago. Avotaynu Volume XXXI, Number 2, Summer 2015.
  • Lipes N. I. Hidden Jewish History: The Expulsion of Jews from Kiev in 1827 and the Story of the Rabbis. Avotaynu Volume XXXI, Number 3, Fall 2015.
  • Lipes N. I. Archival Records of Jewish Refugees to the USSR (1939—1940). Avotaynu Volume XXXI, Number 4, Winter 2015.
  • Lipes N. I. Hard-to-Find Family History: A Story About Some «Illegitimate» Jewish Children. Avotaynu Volume XXXII, Number 1, Spring 2016.
  • Lipes N. I. What May be Learned from the Personal Files of Jewish Students in the Russian Empire. Avotaynu Volume XXXII, Number 2, Summer 2016.
  • Lipes N. I. Your Connection to Rabbi Levi Yitzhak from Berdichev. Avotaynu Volume XXXII, Number 4, Winter 2016.
  • Lipes N. I. Developing an Index of Jewish Records for Old Kiev Guberniya. Avotaynu Volume XXXIII, Number 2, Summer 2017.
  • Lipes N. I. A Journey to One’s Roots. Avotaynu Volume XXXIII, Number 4, Winter 2017.

References

  1. ^ "Сара Надя Липес о еврейской генеалогии". Девятый канал (in Russian). 5 March 2018. Retrieved 15 January 2021.
  2. ^ "Professional Researchers". www.jewishgen.org.
  3. ^ "Archives". kehilalinks.jewishgen.org.
  4. ^ "Криптоевреи и как оно бывало на самом деле. Генеалог Надя Липес о страшной истории Тетиева". NEWSru.co.il.
  5. ^ "Meetings – Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Miami". sites.google.com.
  6. ^ "Between the "Whites" and the "Reds": Who carried out pogroms against the Jews during the Civil War?". UJE – Ukrainian Jewish Encounter. 26 November 2018.
  7. ^ "Надя (Сара-Бейла) Липес: Исследователь Еврейской Генеалогии и Историк | Lipes Genealogy Database". 5 February 2018.
  8. ^ "Евреи и Котовский". 14 January 2019.
  9. ^ "Шнеерсоны и что мы учим на их примере". 6 March 2020.
  10. ^ "Надя Липес выложила онлайн базу данных евреев Российской империи". news.jeps.ru.
  11. ^ information on the official website Lipes Geneaology Database
  12. ^ "Рижский Форум 2017 — Shamir".
  13. ^ "RIGA FORUM 2017 DIGEST" (PDF). civic-nation.org. Retrieved 15 January 2021.
  14. ^ "Nu? What's New? Vol. 20 No. 14". www.avotaynu.com.
  15. ^ "Program and Schedule". s4.goeshow.com.
  16. ^ "Депутаты против памяти жертв погромов". Лехаим. 4 August 2020.
  17. ^ "В Тетиеве открыли памятник жертвам еврейских погромов 1919–1920 годов". www.kngu.org.
  18. ^ "Электронный каталог – Липес, Надежда Игоревна – А вы по национальности?..- ABSOPAC Unicode". catalog.odnb.odessa.ua.
  19. ^ "Электронный каталог – Липес, Надежда Игоревна – Советские документы. Что, где, зачем- ABSOPAC Unicode". catalog.odnb.odessa.ua.
  20. ^ "Электронный каталог – Липес, Надежда Игоревна – Досоветские документы. Что, где, зачем, 1786-1917- ABSOPAC Unicode". catalog.odnb.odessa.ua.
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