JewishGen.org Discussion Group FAQs
What is the JewishGen.org Discussion Group?
The JewishGen.org Discussion Group unites thousands of Jewish genealogical researchers worldwide as they research their family history, search for relatives, and share information, ideas, methods, tips, techniques, and resources. The JewishGen.org Discussion Group makes it easy, quick, and fun, to connect with others around the world.
Is it Secure?
Yes. JewishGen is using a state of the art platform with the most contemporary security standards. JewishGen will never share member information with third parties.
How is the New JewishGen.org Discussion Group better than the old one?
Our old Discussion List platform was woefully antiquated. Among its many challenges: it was not secure, it required messages to be sent in Plain Text, did not support accented characters or languages other than English, could not display links or images, and had archives that were not mobile-friendly.
This new platform that JewishGen is using is a scalable, and sustainable solution, and allows us to engage with JewishGen members throughout the world. It offers a simple and intuitive interface for both members and moderators, more powerful tools, and more secure archives (which are easily accessible on mobile devices, and which also block out personal email addresses to the public).
I am a JewishGen member, why do I have to create a separate account for the Discussion Group?
As we continue to modernize our platform, we are trying to ensure that everything meets contemporary security standards. In the future, we plan hope to have one single sign-in page.
I like how the current lists work. Will I still be able to send/receive emails of posts (and/or digests)?
Yes. In terms of functionality, the group will operate the same for people who like to participate with email. People can still send a message to an email address (in this case, main@groups.JewishGen.org), and receive a daily digest of postings, or individual emails. In addition, Members can also receive a daily summary of topics, and then choose which topics they would like to read about it. However, in addition to email, there is the additional functionality of being able to read/post messages utilizing our online forum (https://groups.jewishgen.org).
Does this new system require plain-text?
No.
Can I post images, accented characters, different colors/font sizes, non-latin characters?
Yes.
Can I categorize a message? For example, if my message is related to Polish, or Ukraine research, can I indicate as such?
Yes! Our new platform allows members to use “Hashtags.” Messages can then be sorted, and searched, based upon how they are categorized. Another advantage is that members can “mute” any conversations they are not interested in, by simply indicating they are not interested in a particular “hashtag.”
Will all posts be archived?
Yes.
Can I still search though old messages?
Yes. All the messages are accessible and searchable going back to 1998.
What if I have questions or need assistance using the new Group?
Send your questions to: support@JewishGen.org
How do I access the Group’s webpage?
Follow this link: https://groups.jewishgen.org/g/main
So just to be sure - this new group will allow us to post from our mobile phones, includes images, accented characters, and non-latin characters, and does not require plain text?
Correct!
Will there be any ads or annoying pop-ups?
No.
Will the current guidelines change?
Yes. While posts will be moderated to ensure civility, and that there is nothing posted that is inappropriate (or completely unrelated to genealogy), we will be trying to create an online community of people who regulate themselves, much as they do (very successfully) on Jewish Genealogy Portal on Facebook.
What are the new guidelines?
There are just a few simple rules & guidelines to follow, which you can read here:https://groups.jewishgen.org/g/main/guidelines
Thank you in advance for contributing to this amazing online community!
If you have any questions, or suggestions, please email support@JewishGen.org.
Sincerely,
The JewishGen.org Team
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phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen's Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen's Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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Basic JewishGen-ealogy Course: 2007.07.01
#dna
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen's Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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Next Basic Jewish Genealogy Course beginning July 1, 2007
#latinamerica
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What JewishGen has to
offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen’s Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of 8 lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to Jewishgen-Education-Support@...). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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DNA Research #DNA Basic JewishGen-ealogy Course: 2007.07.01
#dna
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen's Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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Latin America #LatinAmerica Next Basic Jewish Genealogy Course beginning July 1, 2007
#latinamerica
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What JewishGen has to
offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen’s Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of 8 lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to Jewishgen-Education-Support@...). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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The name "Uzzie"
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Merle Kastner <merlek@...>
Dear Genners,
Would anyone have an idea what the real name of a man known only as "Uzzie" (first name) would have been? Any suggestions? This is a puzzle to the family. Merle Kastner, Montreal, Canada merlek@... KASTNER & OSTFELD, Radauti, Bukovina; NATHANSON & MENDELSSOHN, Piatra Neamt, Negulesti, Falticeni, Romania; DENENBERG/DYNABURSKI & GARBARSKI/GOLDBERG, Sejny, Suwalki gubernia, Poland, New York, NY; KUSSNER, Bendery, Bessarabia/Moldova, Philadelphia, PA; MILLER/SZCZUCZYNSKI, Lida, Vilnius, Lithuania/Belarus, Philadelphia, PA ALTMAN, Belchatow, Lodz; LEVITT/KISZELEWICZ, Mszczonow, Poland
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen The name "Uzzie"
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Merle Kastner <merlek@...>
Dear Genners,
Would anyone have an idea what the real name of a man known only as "Uzzie" (first name) would have been? Any suggestions? This is a puzzle to the family. Merle Kastner, Montreal, Canada merlek@... KASTNER & OSTFELD, Radauti, Bukovina; NATHANSON & MENDELSSOHN, Piatra Neamt, Negulesti, Falticeni, Romania; DENENBERG/DYNABURSKI & GARBARSKI/GOLDBERG, Sejny, Suwalki gubernia, Poland, New York, NY; KUSSNER, Bendery, Bessarabia/Moldova, Philadelphia, PA; MILLER/SZCZUCZYNSKI, Lida, Vilnius, Lithuania/Belarus, Philadelphia, PA ALTMAN, Belchatow, Lodz; LEVITT/KISZELEWICZ, Mszczonow, Poland
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Uranium Steamship Company
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Ubertrout <Ubtertrout@...>
I'd like to learn more about a possible relative who came to America
via the SS Uranium in 1913, >from Rotterdam to Halifax, and then came by land. I found the ship manifest for the Uranium and the St. Albans list...would the company/emigration records have anything more? And do they even still exist? I know someone who speaks Dutch and can go to Rotterdam to look...I just want to know if this would be a wild goose chase. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Zvi S. Rosen
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Re: location of town/village/hamlet?
#general
Yehudh bn Shlmo
--- Cindy POTTER Taylor <knife-princess@...>
wrote: I plugged the latter into Jewish gen but cameWhen I can't find a close match in the ShtetlSeeker, I search the country database. In the JRI Polish database there is a Stepan in Volhynia. However, I also noticed a Stepien' in ShtetlSeeker. Yehudah ben Shlomo U.S.A.
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Basic JewishGen-ealogy Course: 2007.07.01
#rabbinic
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen’s Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Uranium Steamship Company
#general
Ubertrout <Ubtertrout@...>
I'd like to learn more about a possible relative who came to America
via the SS Uranium in 1913, >from Rotterdam to Halifax, and then came by land. I found the ship manifest for the Uranium and the St. Albans list...would the company/emigration records have anything more? And do they even still exist? I know someone who speaks Dutch and can go to Rotterdam to look...I just want to know if this would be a wild goose chase. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, Zvi S. Rosen
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: location of town/village/hamlet?
#general
Yehudh bn Shlmo
--- Cindy POTTER Taylor <knife-princess@...>
wrote: I plugged the latter into Jewish gen but cameWhen I can't find a close match in the ShtetlSeeker, I search the country database. In the JRI Polish database there is a Stepan in Volhynia. However, I also noticed a Stepien' in ShtetlSeeker. Yehudah ben Shlomo U.S.A.
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Rabbinic Genealogy SIG #Rabbinic Basic JewishGen-ealogy Course: 2007.07.01
#rabbinic
phylliskramer1 <phylliskramer1@...>
New to genealogy? Not sure how to begin? How to organize? What
JewishGen has to offer? Best websites?...well consider JewishGen’s Basic Jewish Genealogy course, which consists of eight lessons, delivered online twice weekly. Lessons are PDFs or, upon request, Word documents, and can be downloaded or read online. The lessons will cover using genealogy formats, assembling trees, organizing and tracking information, interviewing, Jewish naming conventions, Internet Genealogy Resources, U.S. Vital Records, U.S. Census and U.S. passenger manifests (Ellis Island) and two lessons will be devoted to JewishGen's web site and its many databases. It will also contain hints and tips on how to best use your computer and the Internet. We feature an online Forum where students can post their ancestral information, documents and photographs, and get answers and suggestions >from the instructor and fellow students. The tuition for Basic Genealogy is $36, however, if you qualify for the value added services by virtue of a $100 annual donation, you are welcome to enroll at no additional charge (to get the waiver don't enroll just yet, instead send a note, with your JewishGen ID, to <Jewishgen-Education-Support@...>). For more information and to enroll online, go to www.jewishgen.org/education and read the description. Students should be comfortable browsing the internet and have 3-5 hours per week available to read the lessons, sample the websites, and interact with the Forum. This is our fourth class and has been very well received. Registration is limited to 60 and once the class is full, registration will be closed. Hope you can join us Phyllis Kramer, VicePresident JewishGen Education
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SPINKEN from Marmorstigetz Romania
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M&MSchejtman <mmschejtman@...>
Dear Genners,
The Israeli radio has a daily segment called "The department for searching lost relatives". This program was originally aired after the 2nd World War to help Israelis who survived, find lost relatives. It has now been reinstated and has over 150 daily requests for searches. only 4-5 are aired every day. You can listen to this program live on the Israeli radio website for Reshet Bet http://bet.iba.org.il/ click top left "bet live". The program is aired Sun-Thurs at 2:45 PM Israel time in Hebrew. On today's program a man whose name is Gedalia Raff is looking for Boomi. Boomi is Adolf SPINKEN b. March 1st 1930 in Marmorstigetz. Mr.Raff received this information>from the Buchenwald registrations. He and Boomi arrived in Buchenwald >from Auschwitz on 24.5.1944 and were put in cabin #8. Boomi's ID number was 551041. In 1945 they were transfered to a camp in Berg on the Alster. Then the Germans marched them to Czecosolvakia. They escaped together and found themselves in Kasczov (spelling?) at Josef Carasek's house. He knew what they were but took them in anyway and helped them survive till the end of the war. Aferwards each man returned to his home. Gedalia, whose name was Jule SERLOWICZ, has looked for Boomi through the Red Croos, the Central Zionist Archive and the Marmorstigetz survivors or Landsmenschaft. He wants to tell Boomi that the family of the farmer Josef Carasek received the honor of Righteous Gentile at a ceremony at Yad Vashem. If anyone has heard of Adolf SPINKEN or any of his family, they can contact the program at: mador2@... . Or snail mail: Finding Lost Relatives POB 33069 Jerusalem Israel Phone: 972-25313315 Voice mail: 972-529990006 I have no more information. Everything I heard on the radio I put above. Please contact the program with any information you have. Merav Schejtman Jerusalem Israel
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen SPINKEN from Marmorstigetz Romania
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M&MSchejtman <mmschejtman@...>
Dear Genners,
The Israeli radio has a daily segment called "The department for searching lost relatives". This program was originally aired after the 2nd World War to help Israelis who survived, find lost relatives. It has now been reinstated and has over 150 daily requests for searches. only 4-5 are aired every day. You can listen to this program live on the Israeli radio website for Reshet Bet http://bet.iba.org.il/ click top left "bet live". The program is aired Sun-Thurs at 2:45 PM Israel time in Hebrew. On today's program a man whose name is Gedalia Raff is looking for Boomi. Boomi is Adolf SPINKEN b. March 1st 1930 in Marmorstigetz. Mr.Raff received this information>from the Buchenwald registrations. He and Boomi arrived in Buchenwald >from Auschwitz on 24.5.1944 and were put in cabin #8. Boomi's ID number was 551041. In 1945 they were transfered to a camp in Berg on the Alster. Then the Germans marched them to Czecosolvakia. They escaped together and found themselves in Kasczov (spelling?) at Josef Carasek's house. He knew what they were but took them in anyway and helped them survive till the end of the war. Aferwards each man returned to his home. Gedalia, whose name was Jule SERLOWICZ, has looked for Boomi through the Red Croos, the Central Zionist Archive and the Marmorstigetz survivors or Landsmenschaft. He wants to tell Boomi that the family of the farmer Josef Carasek received the honor of Righteous Gentile at a ceremony at Yad Vashem. If anyone has heard of Adolf SPINKEN or any of his family, they can contact the program at: mador2@... . Or snail mail: Finding Lost Relatives POB 33069 Jerusalem Israel Phone: 972-25313315 Voice mail: 972-529990006 I have no more information. Everything I heard on the radio I put above. Please contact the program with any information you have. Merav Schejtman Jerusalem Israel
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Gen. Ivan Danilovitch CHERNYAKHOVSKI
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Ann Rabinowitz <annrab@...>
The General was said to have been born Jewish, June 29, 1906, in Uman,
Ukraine, and there were others too who were Jewish and killed during WWII such as Soviet Air Force Commander Yaakov Shmushkevich >from Rokiskis, Lithuania. General Chernyakhovski was known to have liberated Lithuania >from the Nazis and was later killed on February 18, 1945, outside Konigsberg as he brought his Army between Elbing and Konigsberg. A statue to him was erected in Vilnius and he was buried there. His family requested that the statue be taken to the General's hometown in the Ukraine and he was reburied in the well-known Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow. Usually, there would be information on the General in the Archives in Moscow which deal with the military. You can also read about him at the following Wikipedia site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Chernyakhovsky Ann Rabinowitz annrab@...
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Gen. Ivan Danilovitch CHERNYAKHOVSKI
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Ann Rabinowitz <annrab@...>
The General was said to have been born Jewish, June 29, 1906, in Uman,
Ukraine, and there were others too who were Jewish and killed during WWII such as Soviet Air Force Commander Yaakov Shmushkevich >from Rokiskis, Lithuania. General Chernyakhovski was known to have liberated Lithuania >from the Nazis and was later killed on February 18, 1945, outside Konigsberg as he brought his Army between Elbing and Konigsberg. A statue to him was erected in Vilnius and he was buried there. His family requested that the statue be taken to the General's hometown in the Ukraine and he was reburied in the well-known Novodevichy Cemetery in Moscow. Usually, there would be information on the General in the Archives in Moscow which deal with the military. You can also read about him at the following Wikipedia site: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Chernyakhovsky Ann Rabinowitz annrab@...
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Looking for ARMSTRONGS
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Reuban B Rodriguez/FS/VCU <rbrodriguez@...>
I am looking for more information on my great-grandparents and their son
Owen R. Armstrong (born 1917). Jesse and Elinor Cobb Armstrong, lived in NYC, died in 1942 and 1976 respectively. He . Please respond to me directly. Thank you, Reuban Dr. Reuban Rodriguez Richmond, VA
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Looking for LEVYS, NYC
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Reuban B Rodriguez/FS/VCU <rbrodriguez@...>
I am looking for death information on Leon and Jeanette Levy, in NYC. He
died in Oct. 1965, she died between 1951-53. Please respond directly to me. Thank you, Reuban Dr. Reuban Rodriguez Richmond, VA
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