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Patronka (?)
#austria-czech
Yohanan
I have received >from the Survivors Registry of the USA Holocaust
Memorial Museum, >from the ITS records, for the first time ever, information regarding the disappearing of Johann LOFFLER during 1942 >from Bratislava. They found a deportation card with his name, transported on 4/6/1942, where it is written: Lager: Bratislava - Patronka. Any of the researchers have an idea what / where is Patronka? I looked at the JG Disscussion Group archive and JG ShtetleSeeker but found nothing. Is the date or the name Patronka indicate which camp he was sent to? Thanks for your help, Yohanan Loeffler Melbourne Australia
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Austria-Czech SIG #Austria-Czech Patronka (?)
#austria-czech
Yohanan
I have received >from the Survivors Registry of the USA Holocaust
Memorial Museum, >from the ITS records, for the first time ever, information regarding the disappearing of Johann LOFFLER during 1942 >from Bratislava. They found a deportation card with his name, transported on 4/6/1942, where it is written: Lager: Bratislava - Patronka. Any of the researchers have an idea what / where is Patronka? I looked at the JG Disscussion Group archive and JG ShtetleSeeker but found nothing. Is the date or the name Patronka indicate which camp he was sent to? Thanks for your help, Yohanan Loeffler Melbourne Australia
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Seeking death record of MORGENSTERN in Radkersburg, Austria
#austria-czech
d pfalzer <d_pfalzer@...>
I am trying to find out how to obtain a death record
from 1914 Radkersburg, Austria for RudolphMorgenstern. I have the exact date of death >from a secondary record in his hometown near Murska Sobota. If I understand correctly, Radkersburg is a district of Austria rather than a town -- do I need more than that to obtain the record? Could somebody point me in the right direction? [I am sending this to both the Hungarian SIG and the Austrian SIG because I am not at all clear which is the appropriate one.] Denise Pfalzer Tampa, Florida, USA
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Austria-Czech SIG #Austria-Czech Seeking death record of MORGENSTERN in Radkersburg, Austria
#austria-czech
d pfalzer <d_pfalzer@...>
I am trying to find out how to obtain a death record
from 1914 Radkersburg, Austria for RudolphMorgenstern. I have the exact date of death >from a secondary record in his hometown near Murska Sobota. If I understand correctly, Radkersburg is a district of Austria rather than a town -- do I need more than that to obtain the record? Could somebody point me in the right direction? [I am sending this to both the Hungarian SIG and the Austrian SIG because I am not at all clear which is the appropriate one.] Denise Pfalzer Tampa, Florida, USA
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HTML volunteers needed for the ShtetLinks Project
#austria-czech
Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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Austria-Czech SIG #Austria-Czech HTML volunteers needed for the ShtetLinks Project
#austria-czech
Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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Zelechover
#general
mark
Dear genners. I got an information that there was or still is a community of those
who lived in Zelechov, Poland. Maybe somebody knows how to contact these people? Wajsenberg Mark Israel mark306@bezeqint.net
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Zelechover
#general
mark
Dear genners. I got an information that there was or still is a community of those
who lived in Zelechov, Poland. Maybe somebody knows how to contact these people? Wajsenberg Mark Israel mark306@bezeqint.net
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HTML volunteers needed for the ShtetLinks Project
#unitedkingdom
Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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JCR-UK SIG #UnitedKingdom HTML volunteers needed for the ShtetLinks Project
#unitedkingdom
Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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Susana Leistner Bloch
We have received messages >from people who have significant material
about their ancestral town/shtetl and would like to create a webpage dedicated to the Jewish community that once lived there. Unfortunately they do not have the necessary HTML skills to create a webpage. Our webpages are Cyberspace Yizkor Books. Just as the former residents and survivors of a shtetl took it upon themselves to record all they could remember and publish a Yizkor Book in memory of the Jewish community that once lived there, so we, the next generation, should make sure that whatever we have, every little bit of information that sheds light on the lives of our people, is recorded and preserved. The people who published Yizkor Books usually were in contact with others living in the same town or country. Contact with their landsmen in other countries was difficult. To us, in the 21st century, there are no limitations. Cyberspace has opened up the world to us. What is the time commitment? After the initial design of the webpage maintenance is not too time consuming: just occasionally adding new material and fixing broken links. ShtetLinks will provide, if requested, a template to be used as a "guide" to creating a webpage and we will guide you through the process. If you have the necessary skills we urge you to volunteer and help someone create a webpage dedicated to a shtetl/town, and in this way honour and memorialize the Jewish community that once lived there with a most valuable resource for future generations of their descendants. Susana Leistner Bloch, Coordinator JewishGen ShtetLinks Project
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Avraham Y. K. <435.gavea@...>
Looking for info on the family Szejdel Hendl Szczuczyner z"l and her
sister Malka Dwojra Szczuczyner z"l. They are likely to have been born in the 1840s generation. The former married to Yaakov Itzchak (Jacob Icek) Kano z"l, in Wiskit. The latter is said to have been born in Warszaw and married to Dawid Hersz Horchstein z"l, also born in Warszaw. I see an entry on JRI for Szejna Handel SZCZECINER, born in 1846, microfilm 730208, >from Wyszogrod, Plock Gubernia / Warszawa Province. This is very likely to be her, I wonder if anyone can give lead me to anything else about her. Thank you in advance, Avraham Yehoshua Kahana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Seeking: Poland (Zychlin, Wiskitki, Warszawa), Lithuania/Belarus/surroundings: KANO (KAHANA), SZCZUCZYNIER, SOCHACZEWSKI, SKROBEK, TZUKERKORN, HORCHSTEIN, RAIDZWILLER Romania, Moldova (Chisinau[Kishinev], Calarasi[Kalarash]): GIVERTS, ROSEMARIN, FRAIMAN Ukraine (Sokiryany[Secureni], Ozeve[Ojeva], Briceva[Brischev]): SCHECHTMAN, TSIPERSTEIN, BERENSTEIN, KOIFMAN, TRACHTENBERG, VAISENBERG, BARAFF Remote connections, still of my interest: Romania, Ukraine: BRANDT, SHOIKHET, GUN, LAZAROVITZ
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Avraham Y. K. <435.gavea@...>
Interestingly enough, I'm not sure if I was aware of the following before, but:
There is one entry for Malka Dwojra z"l in the same Plock Gubernia / Warszawa Province (records in Fond 106 in Warszawa Archive Pultusk Branch), this time for Przasnysz. It's a death record and it states she died in 1878. Could be. SZCZUCINER Icek Majer 1867 D 65 Also, there's another death record, >from the same archive, for Icek Majer z"l , stating he died on 1867. Malka Dwojra had a son named Icek Majer born in 1866. SZCZUCINER Malka Dwojra 1878 D 72 Again, please advise if any additional info is at your hands. Thank you in advance, Avraham Yehoshua Kahana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Seeking: Poland (Zychlin, Wiskitki, Warszawa), Lithuania/Belarus/surroundings: KANO (KAHANA), SZCZUCZYNIER, SOCHACZEWSKI, SKROBEK, TZUKERKORN, HORCHSTEIN, RAIDZWILLER Romania, Moldova (Chisinau[Kishinev], Calarasi[Kalarash]): GIVERTS, ROSEMARIN, FRAIMAN Ukraine (Sokiryany[Secureni], Ozeve[Ojeva], Briceva[Brischev]): SCHECHTMAN, TSIPERSTEIN, BERENSTEIN, KOIFMAN, TRACHTENBERG, VAISENBERG, BARAFF Remote connections, still of my interest: Romania, Ukraine: BRANDT, SHOIKHET, GUN, LAZAROVITZ
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Avraham Y. K. <435.gavea@...>
Looking for info on the family Szejdel Hendl Szczuczyner z"l and her
sister Malka Dwojra Szczuczyner z"l. They are likely to have been born in the 1840s generation. The former married to Yaakov Itzchak (Jacob Icek) Kano z"l, in Wiskit. The latter is said to have been born in Warszaw and married to Dawid Hersz Horchstein z"l, also born in Warszaw. I see an entry on JRI for Szejna Handel SZCZECINER, born in 1846, microfilm 730208, >from Wyszogrod, Plock Gubernia / Warszawa Province. This is very likely to be her, I wonder if anyone can give lead me to anything else about her. Thank you in advance, Avraham Yehoshua Kahana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Seeking: Poland (Zychlin, Wiskitki, Warszawa), Lithuania/Belarus/surroundings: KANO (KAHANA), SZCZUCZYNIER, SOCHACZEWSKI, SKROBEK, TZUKERKORN, HORCHSTEIN, RAIDZWILLER Romania, Moldova (Chisinau[Kishinev], Calarasi[Kalarash]): GIVERTS, ROSEMARIN, FRAIMAN Ukraine (Sokiryany[Secureni], Ozeve[Ojeva], Briceva[Brischev]): SCHECHTMAN, TSIPERSTEIN, BERENSTEIN, KOIFMAN, TRACHTENBERG, VAISENBERG, BARAFF Remote connections, still of my interest: Romania, Ukraine: BRANDT, SHOIKHET, GUN, LAZAROVITZ
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Avraham Y. K. <435.gavea@...>
Interestingly enough, I'm not sure if I was aware of the following before, but:
There is one entry for Malka Dwojra z"l in the same Plock Gubernia / Warszawa Province (records in Fond 106 in Warszawa Archive Pultusk Branch), this time for Przasnysz. It's a death record and it states she died in 1878. Could be. SZCZUCINER Icek Majer 1867 D 65 Also, there's another death record, >from the same archive, for Icek Majer z"l , stating he died on 1867. Malka Dwojra had a son named Icek Majer born in 1866. SZCZUCINER Malka Dwojra 1878 D 72 Again, please advise if any additional info is at your hands. Thank you in advance, Avraham Yehoshua Kahana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Seeking: Poland (Zychlin, Wiskitki, Warszawa), Lithuania/Belarus/surroundings: KANO (KAHANA), SZCZUCZYNIER, SOCHACZEWSKI, SKROBEK, TZUKERKORN, HORCHSTEIN, RAIDZWILLER Romania, Moldova (Chisinau[Kishinev], Calarasi[Kalarash]): GIVERTS, ROSEMARIN, FRAIMAN Ukraine (Sokiryany[Secureni], Ozeve[Ojeva], Briceva[Brischev]): SCHECHTMAN, TSIPERSTEIN, BERENSTEIN, KOIFMAN, TRACHTENBERG, VAISENBERG, BARAFF Remote connections, still of my interest: Romania, Ukraine: BRANDT, SHOIKHET, GUN, LAZAROVITZ
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Translation Request re. Gerlai Arnold
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
Thanks to everyone who offered translations of the material I posted.
The consensus is that the entry states that GERLAI Arnold Gusztav supervised publication of the professional bibliography of the technical literature on the Hungarian forestry industry (including hunting and lumber industries) >from the start until 1934. This doesn't conflict (or confirm) information I found that GERLAI Arnold, who was living in Debrecen in 1945, was an official or civil servant of some kind and had a son Tamas b. Budapest 1937 and was previously married to Margit REINER b. Budszentmihaly 1903 who was presumed murdered at Auschwitz. Is it possible to locate Budapest birth records recording his marriage in about 1949 to Piroska MARKUS VERO, the mother of my second cousin Mariska? In 1945 they were living at the same address in Debrecen. I know that Piroska's second husband had a son. Could this be more that a coincidence? Vivian Kahn, Oakland, CA vkahn@kmort.com http://web.mac.com/lmort/Vivian_Kahn_Family_Website/Home_Page.html Researching: ADLER/Sighet, Giulesti, Rom. (Maramarossziget, Gyulafalva, Hun.) BAL/BERKOVICS/BERKOWITZ/ROTH/Orasu Nou, Rom. (Ujvaros, Hung.); Seini, Rom. (Szinervaralja, Hun), Vamfalu, Hung. (Vama, Rom.) FERBER/Sajoszentpeter, Hun, Netanya, Israel FRIEDMAN/Sighet, Oradea, Satu Mare, Rom. GROSZ/Orasu Nou, Rom., Szatmar megye, Hung. GRUNVALD/Humenne, Slov. KAHAN/Sighet, Rom.(Maramarossziget, Hun) KOHN/Zebegnyo, Tarnoka, Zemplen, Hun. ,(Zbehnov, Trnvka, Slov.), Cleveland KORNIS/Miskolc, Hung. LEFKOVICS/Zemplen megye, Hung. MARKUS/Sepsiszentgyorgy, Hung. (Sfante Gheorghu, Rom) MOSKOVITS/MOSKOWITZ/MOSS, Ostrov (Kisozstro), Sobrance, Michalovce, Cleveland NEUMANN/Sobrance, Michalovce, Kereszt (Kristy, Slov.) POLACSEK/Sobrance ROSENBLUM/Oradea, Satu Mare, Rom. ROSENBERG/Ungvar (Uzhorod, Ukr.) ROTH/Ujvaros, Hun. (Orasu Nou, Rom. SIMKO/Kosice VERO, WEISBERGER/Debrecen, Nyirbator SEGAL/ZEGAL/Sziget (Sighet, Rom) ZICHERMAN/Sobrance
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Translation Request re. Gerlai Arnold
#hungary
Vivian Kahn
Thanks to everyone who offered translations of the material I posted.
The consensus is that the entry states that GERLAI Arnold Gusztav supervised publication of the professional bibliography of the technical literature on the Hungarian forestry industry (including hunting and lumber industries) >from the start until 1934. This doesn't conflict (or confirm) information I found that GERLAI Arnold, who was living in Debrecen in 1945, was an official or civil servant of some kind and had a son Tamas b. Budapest 1937 and was previously married to Margit REINER b. Budszentmihaly 1903 who was presumed murdered at Auschwitz. Is it possible to locate Budapest birth records recording his marriage in about 1949 to Piroska MARKUS VERO, the mother of my second cousin Mariska? In 1945 they were living at the same address in Debrecen. I know that Piroska's second husband had a son. Could this be more that a coincidence? Vivian Kahn, Oakland, CA vkahn@kmort.com http://web.mac.com/lmort/Vivian_Kahn_Family_Website/Home_Page.html Researching: ADLER/Sighet, Giulesti, Rom. (Maramarossziget, Gyulafalva, Hun.) BAL/BERKOVICS/BERKOWITZ/ROTH/Orasu Nou, Rom. (Ujvaros, Hung.); Seini, Rom. (Szinervaralja, Hun), Vamfalu, Hung. (Vama, Rom.) FERBER/Sajoszentpeter, Hun, Netanya, Israel FRIEDMAN/Sighet, Oradea, Satu Mare, Rom. GROSZ/Orasu Nou, Rom., Szatmar megye, Hung. GRUNVALD/Humenne, Slov. KAHAN/Sighet, Rom.(Maramarossziget, Hun) KOHN/Zebegnyo, Tarnoka, Zemplen, Hun. ,(Zbehnov, Trnvka, Slov.), Cleveland KORNIS/Miskolc, Hung. LEFKOVICS/Zemplen megye, Hung. MARKUS/Sepsiszentgyorgy, Hung. (Sfante Gheorghu, Rom) MOSKOVITS/MOSKOWITZ/MOSS, Ostrov (Kisozstro), Sobrance, Michalovce, Cleveland NEUMANN/Sobrance, Michalovce, Kereszt (Kristy, Slov.) POLACSEK/Sobrance ROSENBLUM/Oradea, Satu Mare, Rom. ROSENBERG/Ungvar (Uzhorod, Ukr.) ROTH/Ujvaros, Hun. (Orasu Nou, Rom. SIMKO/Kosice VERO, WEISBERGER/Debrecen, Nyirbator SEGAL/ZEGAL/Sziget (Sighet, Rom) ZICHERMAN/Sobrance
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Jewish Cemetary Pictures Sidon, Lebanon
#general
Ben Forman <ben.forman@...>
Hi Genners
I just found this website about the Jewish community of Lebanon http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/index.php Which has some pictures taken in the Jewish cemetary in Sidon http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/?m200711 There is a story acocmpanying it http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/?p221 Hope they are useful Ben Ben Forman Manchester UK searching: BERNSTEIN/WEINER: Ylakai/Skuodas,Lithuania; CAHN/WOLF: Koeln/Bruhl; FURMAN: Kaluszyn; GEVER: Daugavpils/Dvinsk, Latvia; SAWADY: Zavadi,Posen; STILLMAN: Pilica/Czestechowa; ZEYDER/ZEIDER: Kursan, Lithuania
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Jewish Cemetary Pictures Sidon, Lebanon
#general
Ben Forman <ben.forman@...>
Hi Genners
I just found this website about the Jewish community of Lebanon http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/index.php Which has some pictures taken in the Jewish cemetary in Sidon http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/?m200711 There is a story acocmpanying it http://thejewsoflebanon.org/me/?p221 Hope they are useful Ben Ben Forman Manchester UK searching: BERNSTEIN/WEINER: Ylakai/Skuodas,Lithuania; CAHN/WOLF: Koeln/Bruhl; FURMAN: Kaluszyn; GEVER: Daugavpils/Dvinsk, Latvia; SAWADY: Zavadi,Posen; STILLMAN: Pilica/Czestechowa; ZEYDER/ZEIDER: Kursan, Lithuania
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