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Research and connect with families from the Czech and Slovak ancestral lands.

CGSI focuses on the areas of present-day Czech Republic and Slovakia. This includes Czech (Bohemian), German-Bohemian (Böhmisch), Hungarian, Jewish, Moravian, Rusyn (Ruthenian), Silesian, and Slovak ancestry.

CGSI has over 2,000 members residing in the United States, Canada, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and other countries, providing a vast networking opportunity to learn and share information, and connect with fellow members.

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Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International (CGSI) wants to help you research and connect with your family history.

We are dedicated to genealogical research and interest in descendants of ethnic groups with roots from the Czech and Slovak ancestral lands of Central Europe.

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What Members Say

Brno, Moravia
I credit CGSI for being able to access and decipher the records of my ancestors, as I found such helpful articles in your archives after joining - I will be forever grateful to your organization for that!
Jody D., Kennebunk, Maine, USA

News & Events

CGSI 2022 Annual Membership Meeting & Election of Officers (online event)
Please join CGSI at 10 AM Central on Saturday, May 21, 2022 for "Our Ukrainian Cousins: Understanding Cultural & Historical Ties  Across…
Recordings of two presentations given as part of the "The Roots of Medicine" CGSI webinar on February 26, 2022 are now available for on-demand viewing by members.
Mar
31

Genealogy ConferenceKeeper.org (event calendar)

Genealogy ConferenceKeeper.org is the most complete, entirely free, online calendar of genealogy conferences & events. Check it out often for events of genealogical interest.
Apr
26

OGS 2023 Annual Conference (conference)

Ohio Genealogical Society (OGS) 2023 annual conference takes place in Sandusky, Ohio. Check out our lineup of featured speakers and presenters.
May
07

Nebraska Czechs of Lincoln Annual Czech Festival

Celebrating Czech Heritage in the Capital City of Nebraska
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