Re: HATCHWELL was HACHUEL - origin of the anglicised Sephardic name #general
Carlos Glikson
Celia Male mentioned that
if you read Spanish you will be able to decipher this about JacquesFor those not reading Spanish, I feel I have to warn about the nature of the nuevoorden.net website to avoid confusion when reading the "information" (perhaps this is what was referred by Celia as deciphering). The "New Order Net" (I am translating the URL in words) is a Spanish National Socialist/ White Supremacy movement website. The main page http://www.nuevorden.net/main.html which you do not get to see by following the direct link to the "Jews" page displays an animation of a uniformed man with a folded flag and arm band showing parts of the swastika. The title for the page including data (?) of Jacques HACHUEL is "The Secret Jew Government" (referring to the authors' ideas of Jews conspiring and dominating the world) and includes titles such as "Jew Murderers". I feel this warning is necessary because a robotic translation of the URL or just focusing in the Hachuel part of the text in the page while looking for objective information may not carry the characteristic graphics or the bias permeating the material in the website. Changing the subject, Celia mentions a Mr W FARACHER aged 25, >from Morocco and then in England, while commenting on the Moroccan HACHUEL origin of the name HATCHWELL. Probably Mr FARACHER or an ancestor in Morocco was originally a not-so-Anglicized FARACHE, or variant thereof. I am not knowledgeable in Moroccan last names, but SALAMA and ROFFE, mentioned in Celia's email, certainly also happen frequently in the Moroccan communities. Carlos Glikson Buenos Aires, Argentina Searching for GLIKSON, GLICKSON, GLUCKSOHN, GLUECKSOHN (Suwalki, Marijampole, Augustow, Sejny,Sopotkin); ALPEROVICH, ALPEROWICZ (Kremenchug, Vilno); POKROISKY, POKROJSKI, POKROY (Suwalki, Seirijai); HOLLANDERSKY, HOLLENDERSKI, HOLLANDER (Suwalki, Seirijai, Lomza); TARNOPOLSKY, TARNOPOL (Kremenchug, Kharkov); FELSCHTINSKY (Kremenchug, Vilno), GOLUMBIEWSKY, GOLOMB (?), KRASNAPOLSKY (?) |
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