Germany is a very developed country in Europe. In this country there is no single powerful center in which everyone would endeavor en masse. This arrangement of centers contributes to the fact that everyone can be anywhere in the country. But how then to find a person in Germany by last name and first name?
Instruction manual
1
Decide who you are looking for - a person with whom you just lost touch, or a fallen soldier. In both cases, start the search for the right person from the Internet.
2
Go to the official website of the German telephone directory http://www.telefonbuch.de/ to find the person you need. Type the last name in Latin letters and press the "Finden" button. Consider the spelling of the surname and name in German. The spelling may vary, as in German there are only 25 letters, against Russian 33. Look in the dictionary. Also check yourself with the atlas for the correct spelling of the geographical names of Germany. Such a telephone directory will give you not only the home address, but also the person’s email. Please note that data in the phone book is only with the permission of the owners. Therefore, the chances of finding the person you need are 50 to 50.
3
Look for a person in the registration authority of the so-called Einwohnermeldedet at http://www.ewoma.de/ . Also search on popular social networks - almost every German has his own account.
4
Post a paid search ad in numerous publications in the country. The Germans (indigenous people) are very responsive and will help you at the slightest opportunity. Also place ads on people search sites.
5
Contact the German Federal Police Office. Explain the situation and ask for help with the search.
6
Find the missing person during the war. Contact the Bundesarchive:
Bundesarchiv, Wasserkaefersteig l, 14163 Berlin.
Also contact the German Red Cross:
DRK Suchdienst
Zentrales auskunftsarchiv
Chiemgausstrasse 109
81549 München
Tel: 089-6807730
Look in the electronic archive of credentials for people at http://www.volksbund.de/graebersuche .
