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From: Connie Malone [mailto:connie.malone@...]
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2019 10:45 AM
To: JRI-Poland digest
Subject: Searching Israeli Descendants of Sara and Zvi OREN (nee Herman
ZWIEBACK): daughters Michael and Dorit, Tel Aviv, Israel

I am searching for two of my maternal first cousins, sisters Michael and
Dorit OREN in or near Tel Aviv, Israel. Any help or suggestions would
certainly be appreciated. I have tried to do the research by joining the
Israel Genealogy Research Assn (IGRA) but have been unsuccessful, either for
lack of knowing the Hebrew language or the "how to's" of the various Israeli
on-line links.

Herman ZWIEBACK/ZWIEBACH, born Josef Hirsch ZVIBACH, 18 Jul 1912, Kuty,
Kosow, Stanislawow, Poland (currently Ukraine) to Abraham and Henny GRAU.
In 1914, during World War 1 the family lived in Vienna. Herman emigrated
as a "Pioneer" to Israel in the early 1930s. There, he married Sara,
Palestine born. Their three daughters: Michael, born 1943, Dorit, born
1946, and Tami, born 1949.

Herman and Sarah adopted new names, as Zvi and Sarah OREN. I believe this
probably occurred shortly after Palestine became the State of Israel.

The last known address for Uncle Zvi and his family was: ** Rechov
Metodila, Shikun Dan, Tel Aviv. Uncle Zvi passed away sometime around 1980
or so. Shortly after Zvi died, our families (his sisters, Rose and my
mother Zita) lost contact with his family.

Michael married and has one daughter that I know of. I do not know
Michael's married surname. Dorit married and has three children that I know
of. I do not know her married name either. Although I located Uncle Zvi's
youngest daughter, Tami, now living in Los Angeles, she never responded to
my written inquiry nor returned my phone call.

Any assistance or suggestions are appreciated to locate Michael and Dorit,
or their descendants.

Please respond privately.

Connie Malone
La Mesa, San Diego, California

Searching: ZWIEBACK/ZWIEBACH, GRAU, SENDER: Kuty, Kosow,
Stanislawow-Frankivisk, Poland (Ukraine); Vienna, Austria; Berhomet,
Romania; Tel-Aviv and Haifa, Israel; USA.