Various archives from churches are stored on microfiches

The video tutorial explains the storage and preservation of old church registers in the basement of an ancient castle. It describes the process of photographing these registers page by page to create copies. The content of these registers is available both in thick books and on small film rolls. Special equipment has been designed to read these film rolls and make prints easily.

Where are the old church records stored?

• In a digital archive

• In a church attic

• In the basement of an old castle

• In a modern library

What is the central service for genealogy doing with the registers?

• Translating them into multiple languages

• Destroying old and damaged pages

• Storing them in a digital format

• Photographing them page by page

What is the similarity between the thick book and the small roll?

• They are both used for translation

• They are both digital formats

• They both contain the same information

• They are both stored in the same place

What is the purpose of the special device mentioned in the video?

• To read film rolls

• To digitize the records

• To translate the registers

• To store the registers

What can be easily made from the film rolls?

• Audio recordings

• Prints

• Translations

• Digital copies