Polish-Russian Names #general
Sandra and Donald Hirschhorn <donsandyh@...>
The email below led me to an opposite question. Part of my family
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was also >from Bialystok and an aunt who died in the Holocaust was always known to me as "Aunt Rose." I have not been successful in finding her birth certificate although I have obtained them for all her siblings. Both my mother and my uncle used "American" names here in the U.S. different >from their birth names and I assume the same is true of my aunt who remained in Europe. So, what I would like to know is what was most likely her "real" name in Poland? Thank you. Sandra Hirschhorn Boca Raton, Florida Researching BRUMER, LITWIN, KOGAN, Bialystok, Lodz, Poland "karina holthoff" <holthoffk@attbi.com> wrote ...
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