Як знайти своїх предків до 10 покоління: інтерв'ю з дослідником родоводів

00:00 - beginning 00:39 - about the growth of interest in genealogy research 01:55 - up to what maximum number of generations can ancestors be found 02:26 - which family was found up to 17 generations 02:50 - how many generations on average can be researched 03:22 - about historical figures in research 05:14 - what interesting details and secrets were revealed during the research process 06:14 - that our ancestors lived a long time - a myth 06:27 - early marriages of ancestors - a myth 07:21 - early baptisms of infants provoked higher mortality 08:02 - where to start researching a genealogy 09:19 - what you need to ask your grandmothers and great-grandmothers 09:49 - do old photos, medals and other artifacts help in research 10:54 - how a photo card helped to get the necessary data in research 11:19 - which experts are involved in genealogy research 12:11 - about genealogical trips 12:33 - how long does genealogical research last 13:02 - about the stages of genealogy research 13:57 - about the most difficult stage of research 14:38 - how the Hero of the Soviet Union turned out to be a shoemaker 15:33 - what sources are used to study genealogy 16:06 - what documents are the most difficult to study 16:36 - about the most closed historical periods for study 17:30 - how to work with modified and Russified surnames 20:28 - why and under what circumstances did Ukrainians change their surnames 21:40 - whose surnames were illegitimate children recorded in 23:03 - what social status is the most difficult to research 23:54 - about access to archives in Ukraine and in temporarily occupied territories 25:02 - about access to archives in the territory of the Russian Federation 25:41 - decommunization opened access to information about repressed ancestors 26:16 - are DNA tests used in genealogy research 27:01 - how to check and verify research results Viktor Doletsky has been engaged in genealogical research for over 15 years - during this time his team has managed to research 2220 genealogies. The demand to learn about one's ancestors increased at the beginning of the ATO in 2014 and still continues to grow, as Ukrainians during a full-scale war seek to find their roots and establish their family ties. The head of the Center for Genealogical Research "Praschur" says that he managed to find ancestors up to 17 generations - we are talking about the Vyhovsky family. But peasant Ukrainian families can be researched on average up to 7-10 generations. A full-fledged genealogical study lasts from 5 months to one year, in some cases (when a more in-depth study of genealogical branches is required) - the entire process can take up to three years. "Public" talked to a genealogist and found out where to start looking for ancestors, what information needs to be collected and why, how genealogists work with surnames, which, depending on historical conditions and circumstances, could be modified and changed completely, what family myths and legends exist and what family secrets are revealed in the process of genealogical research, which famous historical figures genealogists managed to find out in the process of studying documents, whether there is access to the archive today and what sources genealogists use, as well as whether DNA tests are used in genealogical research - see more about all this in an interview with genealogical researcher Viktor Doletsky. We are on Telegram: https://t.me/suspilne_vinnytsia We are on Facebook:   / suspilne.vinnytsia   We are on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suspilne.vi... Branch website: https://vn.suspilne.media/ Read everything about Suspilne here: https://suspilne.media/ Audience engagement policy on Suspilne's digital platforms: https://lnk.bio/NVpa