Are these records available? I believe my great grandfather may have
been buried there. The family name was Sapusnik.

Carole Harter
Pomona, CA

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Our group has acquired and indexed the Vaslui civil records. There are
definitely birth and death records for children of Leiba and Hana Haim. You
could join the FB group "Jewish Genealogy in Romanian Moldova" for further
information.

Luc Radu
Great Neck, NY

&#65279;On 12/24/19, 2:53 PM, "Romania SIG on behalf of Olga Ricard olgaricard@yahoo.fr" <rom-sig@lyris.jewishgen.org> wrote:

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I&#65533;m looking for my grandmother family.
The father of my grand mother was Peretz HAIM was >from Vaslui and the mother
of my grand mother was Pepi GEIGER >from Iasi.
- Ioulios and Rachel Gaiger / Geiger were the Parents of Leon, Iozef, Carol
and Pepi (my great grand mother).
We don't have a clue what happened to Carol, Leon and Iozef my great grand
mother's brothers.
I hope that I can reconnect to their great grandchild

- looking for Haim family >from Vaslui. My great great grand father was Leiba
and Hannah Haim, parents of Peretz Haim. I don&#65533;t know if he had brother and
sister.
Thanks for your help.
Olga

If this Leiba sin Haim died in 1935, the marriage record was also found...

Luc Radu

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Please forward my message to the "page" about the brickyard in Budapest, 1944. I am UNABLE TO REPLY and hope you can tell me how to do it.  Susan Gordon, JG member.

"A story in the book, Young People Speak: Surviving the Holocaust in Hungary, 1993, Franklin Watts & Co. was written by Peter Barta and is called "The Brickyard." Book should be easy to find in public libraries; that's how I found mine. Good Luck!

Susan Gordon
I quoted Barta in my book, Because Of Eva: A Jewish Genealogical Journey, 2016 Syracuse U Press.

I think the factory you were sent was definitely dependent on where the family lived. The community of Pesterzsebet, which is now District XX of Budapest, was taken to the Óbuda Brick Factory. Included in this round up were my mother, my aunt, and all my grandparents. They arrived in Auschwitz on 1 Jul 1944.

Here is more information about the various brick factories used in Jewish Budapest: Monuments, Rites, History By Kinga Frojimovics found on Google Books:

https://books.google.com/books?id=-wUg6rlWS2kC&lpg=PA391&ots=_rsYpnWwoS&dq=Obuda%20brick%20factory&pg=PA391#v=onepage&q=Obuda%20brick%20factory&f=false

Judi Gyori Missel

Hello everyone.

I am collecting pictures from the Munkacs Rabbi The Minchas Elazar, Rabbi Chaim Eluzer Spira and trying to identify people seen in then and places where the pictures were photographed. 

If you have any pictures or information about then and are willing to share and participate in my research it would be greatly appreciated.  Please contact me via email: makava1@.... 

Thank you in advance. 

Israel Guttman 

I would take Google Translate's rendering of German into English with a large grain of salt.  The result is often at least confusing, if not almost totally misleading.  This is due partly to the major difference in sentence structure between German and English.  I have found that the translation is often the OPPOSITE of what it should be, due to difficulties with properly translating negatives.

I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. This
is the birth record for my great grandfather's sister, Rifky Gittel Hamer.
It seems to have been added to the records 30 years after her birth. It
is on ViewMate at the following address:
http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM76391

Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page.

Thank you very much.

Mordechai Fine
Monsey, NY

Dear all

I’m looking for my grandmother family.
The father of my grand mother was Peretz HAIM was >from Vaslui and the mother
of my grand mother was Pepi GEIGER >from Iasi.
- Ioulios and Rachel Gaiger / Geiger were the Parents of Leon, Iozef, Carol
and Pepi (my great grand mother).
We don't have a clue what happened to Carol, Leon and Iozef my great grand
mother's brothers.
I hope that I can reconnect to their great grandchild

- looking for Haim family >from Vaslui. My great great grand father was Leiba
and Hannah Haim, parents of Peretz Haim. I don’t know if he had brother and
sister.
Thanks for your help.
Olga

This could also be a neurological condition.  My ggrandmother couldn't bend two of her fingers - it looked like she was pointing with the two of them held together.

Isabel

hi from frankfurt/m too chag xanucca sameach & a happy weihnukka !+ gudn rutsch!
if someone want to findout more about inquisition and sefardi portuguese lisbon archive datas
please look here: http://antt.dglab.gov.pt/exposicoes-virtuais-2/inquisicao-de-lisboa-online/
i found 4 moreno datas  in the big list !
best wishes
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Hildebrand   in Frankfurt/M , also before 1800 near Heidelberg/Heilbronn

Bergmann   Riga ,Berlin

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