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Lapidus Database
#lithuania
BREST FAMILY <angi@...>
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From: BREST FAMILY <angi@...>Subject: Lapidus DatabaseDate: Sunday, 02 August, 1998 4:12 PM For the past year our Lapidus Group have been researching Thanks to everyone for all their help by contributing to this database.to be part of the database , or get some Lapidus information >from us, pleaseand date of birth/death (where known)use for furthering their family search, and cannot be put onto homepages orthe Internet or published in any way as certain people are sensitive and
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania Lapidus Database
#lithuania
BREST FAMILY <angi@...>
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From: BREST FAMILY <angi@...>Subject: Lapidus DatabaseDate: Sunday, 02 August, 1998 4:12 PM For the past year our Lapidus Group have been researching Thanks to everyone for all their help by contributing to this database.to be part of the database , or get some Lapidus information >from us, pleaseand date of birth/death (where known)use for furthering their family search, and cannot be put onto homepages orthe Internet or published in any way as certain people are sensitive and
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Seeking ZARCHIN
#belarus
A Waldinger <epic@...>
My name is Amy Waldinger. My family with the surname of ZARCHIN is from
Minsk gub., Ossipovichi, specifically. We find very little as a result of the research done by Don Mopsick for BIG and that led me to believe that we were originally not >from the Bobruisk area. It is apocryphal that we may be >from Mogilev. However, ZARCHINs keep popping up all over Belarus. I can only hope that somebody out there knows of this name. BTW, in Russian it would be ZARHIN and there is a ZARCHI family in Brooklyn with my same oral history who dropped the "in". Amy Waldinger http://www.dorsai.org/~epic
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Seeking ZARCHIN
#belarus
A Waldinger <epic@...>
My name is Amy Waldinger. My family with the surname of ZARCHIN is from
Minsk gub., Ossipovichi, specifically. We find very little as a result of the research done by Don Mopsick for BIG and that led me to believe that we were originally not >from the Bobruisk area. It is apocryphal that we may be >from Mogilev. However, ZARCHINs keep popping up all over Belarus. I can only hope that somebody out there knows of this name. BTW, in Russian it would be ZARHIN and there is a ZARCHI family in Brooklyn with my same oral history who dropped the "in". Amy Waldinger http://www.dorsai.org/~epic
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Hungarian books
#hungary
Henry Wellisch <Henry_Wellisch@...>
The two books listed below are in the current E-mail catalogue of Schoen
books. E-mail address: schoen@... Henry Wellisch Toronto ------------------------------------------------------------- A VILAGIRODALOM TORTENETE (Budapest: Revai, 1943) 352+375+446pp, boards, 12mo, cond. good. Antal, Szerb Order # 19333. Price $95 ____________________________________________________________ HORTHYIST_FASCIST TERROR IN NORTHWESTERN ROMANIA: SEPT. 1940_OCT. 1944 (Bucharest: Meridane, 1986) 327pp, cloth, 8vo, cond. good. Important work on Romania under the fascists and Nazis.. Fatu, Mihai (editor) Order # 2778. Price $65
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Hungarian books
#hungary
Henry Wellisch <Henry_Wellisch@...>
The two books listed below are in the current E-mail catalogue of Schoen
books. E-mail address: schoen@... Henry Wellisch Toronto ------------------------------------------------------------- A VILAGIRODALOM TORTENETE (Budapest: Revai, 1943) 352+375+446pp, boards, 12mo, cond. good. Antal, Szerb Order # 19333. Price $95 ____________________________________________________________ HORTHYIST_FASCIST TERROR IN NORTHWESTERN ROMANIA: SEPT. 1940_OCT. 1944 (Bucharest: Meridane, 1986) 327pp, cloth, 8vo, cond. good. Important work on Romania under the fascists and Nazis.. Fatu, Mihai (editor) Order # 2778. Price $65
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seeking rubins
#belarus
Joyce Peck <Joycekp@...>
I am new to the Belarus SIG, new to Jewish Gen, new to the genealogical
world. Please bear with me. Am looking for Rubin or Rubincheck in Minsk, Julius and Rose Goldsmith Rubin, married sometime about 1885, 6-7 chidlren born between 1885 and 1905 or thereabouts, Rose was a butcher in Minsk, family left Minsk 1911 for US and eventually Springfield, Mass. Joyce Kirsner Peck
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Belarus SIG #Belarus seeking rubins
#belarus
Joyce Peck <Joycekp@...>
I am new to the Belarus SIG, new to Jewish Gen, new to the genealogical
world. Please bear with me. Am looking for Rubin or Rubincheck in Minsk, Julius and Rose Goldsmith Rubin, married sometime about 1885, 6-7 chidlren born between 1885 and 1905 or thereabouts, Rose was a butcher in Minsk, family left Minsk 1911 for US and eventually Springfield, Mass. Joyce Kirsner Peck
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Lithuanian Documents/Hank Propp
#lithuania
Howard Margol
Hank,
You wrote the following: Subject: Lithuanian Documents From: <HankPropp@...> Date: Sun, 2 Aug 1998 11:55:56 EDT X-Message-Number: 8 A little while ago I wrote the research approach being currently used by = the=0ALithuanian Archives is causing a hit or miss retrival of documents.= This was=0Avery correctly amplified on by Saul in his usual professiona= l and wider-scope=0Amanner. I would like to purpose a new approach that maybe in long run prove to be= =0Abetter than what we are now doing by submitting a surname and request = to a=0Asearch of a specific shtetlach or area in Lithuania. A more positive approach may be that the achives complie "catlogs" of wha= t=0Athey have on file and we choose the docments to be search for a given= =0Asurname(s) and given cost. That either as a Sig or individually we su= bscribe=0Ato the "catlogs" and as they are updated we would receive a new= catlog with=0Athe changes highlighted. We all know now that there are m= any many more=0Adocuments available that were listed in Avotaynu Monograp= h, Jewish Vital=0ARecords, Revision Lists and Other Jewish Holdings in th= e Lithuanian Achives=0Awhich is becoming pass=E9. I am not undermining o= r being critical of this=0Aoutstanding publication or the ground breaking= work of Harold Rhodes and=0ASallyann Amdur Sacks. This lead the way to = where we are at today and I=0Aconsider it a landmark publication. I am s= uggesting in light of what is=0Ahappening today, the closer relationship = between the achives and LitvakSig, we=0Aneed to able to improve and this = request of a general search of documents is=0Aonly a beginning. It may e= ven have to be a joint effort it could so large.=0AThe archives have to b= e brought into the 21st century. I would also like to remind the Sig that it is not only Jewish genealogis= t,=0Awhich need this important information, but world-wide the Lithuanian= community=0Ais also pressing for archival information for genealogical p= urposes. I present this thought to the Sig with the knowledge that a thread maybe= =0Aestablished that would improve on anything I might think of alone. I = also=0Awould work on any committee established to implement this type of = improvement. ________________________________ The jist of your remarks is the following sentence; " It may e= ven have to be a joint effort it could so large.=0AThe archives have to b= e brought into the 21st century." The answer to what you suggest is very simple. If you, or someone else could donate one million dollars to the State Historical Archive in Vilnius, they may be able to be brought into the 21st century. It is also possible that may not be enough. After you accomplish that, additional millions would be needed to upgrade the Kaunas Archive and all the other archives in Lithuania. Evidently, you have never been to the archives in Lithuania. If you had, you would not be suggesting the ideas you are presenting. They sound good, and we all agree, but they are beyond practicality. We all welcome ideas but you also must be able to come up with ways in which those ideas can be utilized and bear fruit. If that cannot be done, the idea is nothing more than that - an idea. Howard Margol Member, Litvak SIG Records Acquisition Committee
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Lithuania SIG #Lithuania Lithuanian Documents/Hank Propp
#lithuania
Howard Margol
Hank,
You wrote the following: Subject: Lithuanian Documents From: <HankPropp@...> Date: Sun, 2 Aug 1998 11:55:56 EDT X-Message-Number: 8 A little while ago I wrote the research approach being currently used by = the=0ALithuanian Archives is causing a hit or miss retrival of documents.= This was=0Avery correctly amplified on by Saul in his usual professiona= l and wider-scope=0Amanner. I would like to purpose a new approach that maybe in long run prove to be= =0Abetter than what we are now doing by submitting a surname and request = to a=0Asearch of a specific shtetlach or area in Lithuania. A more positive approach may be that the achives complie "catlogs" of wha= t=0Athey have on file and we choose the docments to be search for a given= =0Asurname(s) and given cost. That either as a Sig or individually we su= bscribe=0Ato the "catlogs" and as they are updated we would receive a new= catlog with=0Athe changes highlighted. We all know now that there are m= any many more=0Adocuments available that were listed in Avotaynu Monograp= h, Jewish Vital=0ARecords, Revision Lists and Other Jewish Holdings in th= e Lithuanian Achives=0Awhich is becoming pass=E9. I am not undermining o= r being critical of this=0Aoutstanding publication or the ground breaking= work of Harold Rhodes and=0ASallyann Amdur Sacks. This lead the way to = where we are at today and I=0Aconsider it a landmark publication. I am s= uggesting in light of what is=0Ahappening today, the closer relationship = between the achives and LitvakSig, we=0Aneed to able to improve and this = request of a general search of documents is=0Aonly a beginning. It may e= ven have to be a joint effort it could so large.=0AThe archives have to b= e brought into the 21st century. I would also like to remind the Sig that it is not only Jewish genealogis= t,=0Awhich need this important information, but world-wide the Lithuanian= community=0Ais also pressing for archival information for genealogical p= urposes. I present this thought to the Sig with the knowledge that a thread maybe= =0Aestablished that would improve on anything I might think of alone. I = also=0Awould work on any committee established to implement this type of = improvement. ________________________________ The jist of your remarks is the following sentence; " It may e= ven have to be a joint effort it could so large.=0AThe archives have to b= e brought into the 21st century." The answer to what you suggest is very simple. If you, or someone else could donate one million dollars to the State Historical Archive in Vilnius, they may be able to be brought into the 21st century. It is also possible that may not be enough. After you accomplish that, additional millions would be needed to upgrade the Kaunas Archive and all the other archives in Lithuania. Evidently, you have never been to the archives in Lithuania. If you had, you would not be suggesting the ideas you are presenting. They sound good, and we all agree, but they are beyond practicality. We all welcome ideas but you also must be able to come up with ways in which those ideas can be utilized and bear fruit. If that cannot be done, the idea is nothing more than that - an idea. Howard Margol Member, Litvak SIG Records Acquisition Committee
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Jewish communities in Hungary no.3.
#hungary
Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical
data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the third installment, I am sending works that cover individual communities >from countries which used to be part of historical Hungary >from A to B. A Aba (Fejir megye) Michael Sozan The Jews of Aba. In: East European Quaterly. Vol. 20 No.4. 1986.jznius Boulder,Co. Michael Sozan Zsidsk egy dunantzli falu kvzvssigiben. Debrecen, 1984 Abony Dr. Vajda Bila A zsidsk tvrtinete Abonyban. Abony, 1896 Bacsalmas Polgar Ernu Bacsalmasi dolgozatok. 1992 Balmazujvaros Mose Elijahu Gonda A debreceni zsidsk szaz ive. Tel Aviv, 1970 Banffyhunyad-Huedin Eliezer Laci Klepner Zikhronotai mebanfihunyad Tel Aviv, 1990 Bartfa-Bardejov M. Atlas Die J|dische Geschichte der Stadt Bartfeld. In:Zeitschrift f|r die Geschichte der Juden.. III. 1966. 151. Abraham L. Grussgott Lezecher kehilath kodesh Bardejov. 1988 Beregszasz-Berehovo Yehoshua Halevy Beregszasz-Berehovo zsidssaga kipekben. Tel Aviv, 1989 Beszterce-Bistritz-Bistrica Nutah Aryeh Gafni (Weinstock) Bistritz- iyr veym beyisrael. Bethlen Singer Zoltan Volt egyszer egy Dis...Bethlen, Magyarlapos, Retteg, Nagyilonda is kvrnyike. 2 vol. Tel Aviv, i.n. Bilke Isidor Reisman Bilke remembered. 1995 Bonyhad Eisner Janos A bonyhadi zsidsk tvrtinete. Tel Aviv, 1965 Leslie Blau Bonyhad: A destroyed Community. 1994 Borsa Gedaliam Stein Zichron Borsa 1985 Budapest B|chler Sandor A zsidsk tvrtinete Budapesten. Budapest, 1901 Komoroczy Geza A zsido Budapest. Vol.1-2. Budapest, 1995 et al. Busztina Alexander Kraus Bustino as Remembered. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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Test
#hungary
RoseLinden@...
Sorry. This is a test as I haven't received H-sig mail for a couple of days
Rose Linden
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Jewish communities in Hungary no.3.
#hungary
Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical
data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the third installment, I am sending works that cover individual communities >from countries which used to be part of historical Hungary >from A to B. A Aba (Fejir megye) Michael Sozan The Jews of Aba. In: East European Quaterly. Vol. 20 No.4. 1986.jznius Boulder,Co. Michael Sozan Zsidsk egy dunantzli falu kvzvssigiben. Debrecen, 1984 Abony Dr. Vajda Bila A zsidsk tvrtinete Abonyban. Abony, 1896 Bacsalmas Polgar Ernu Bacsalmasi dolgozatok. 1992 Balmazujvaros Mose Elijahu Gonda A debreceni zsidsk szaz ive. Tel Aviv, 1970 Banffyhunyad-Huedin Eliezer Laci Klepner Zikhronotai mebanfihunyad Tel Aviv, 1990 Bartfa-Bardejov M. Atlas Die J|dische Geschichte der Stadt Bartfeld. In:Zeitschrift f|r die Geschichte der Juden.. III. 1966. 151. Abraham L. Grussgott Lezecher kehilath kodesh Bardejov. 1988 Beregszasz-Berehovo Yehoshua Halevy Beregszasz-Berehovo zsidssaga kipekben. Tel Aviv, 1989 Beszterce-Bistritz-Bistrica Nutah Aryeh Gafni (Weinstock) Bistritz- iyr veym beyisrael. Bethlen Singer Zoltan Volt egyszer egy Dis...Bethlen, Magyarlapos, Retteg, Nagyilonda is kvrnyike. 2 vol. Tel Aviv, i.n. Bilke Isidor Reisman Bilke remembered. 1995 Bonyhad Eisner Janos A bonyhadi zsidsk tvrtinete. Tel Aviv, 1965 Leslie Blau Bonyhad: A destroyed Community. 1994 Borsa Gedaliam Stein Zichron Borsa 1985 Budapest B|chler Sandor A zsidsk tvrtinete Budapesten. Budapest, 1901 Komoroczy Geza A zsido Budapest. Vol.1-2. Budapest, 1995 et al. Busztina Alexander Kraus Bustino as Remembered. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Test
#hungary
RoseLinden@...
Sorry. This is a test as I haven't received H-sig mail for a couple of days
Rose Linden
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Re: Jewish communities in Hungary no.2.
#hungary
Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
This is something new!:
Dear H-SIGers, Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the second installment, I am sending works that cover regions of countries which used to be part of historical Hungary. Burgenland Hugo Gold, Gedenkbuch der untergegangenem Judengemeindendes Burgenlendes. (Tel Aviv) 1970. Transylvania Abraham Cvi Jakob, Letoldot hayahadut betransilvania. New York 1951. Moshe Carmilly-Weinberger, A zsidssag tortenete Erdelyben (1623-1944). Budapest 1995. Angelica Schaser, Die Juden in Siebenb|rgens vom 16. bis 18. Jahrhundert. In: S|dostforschungen Band IL. M|nchen 19910. Eisler Matyas, Az erdilyi zsidsk tvrtinete. A zerdilyi orszagos furabbik kiadatlan kztfui alapjan. Kolozsvar 1900. Yehuda Schwartz, Toldot hakehilot betransilvania. Hadera, 1976. Subcapathian Ukraine-Karpatalja Karpatorus. Szerk. Yehuda Erez. Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora. Jerusalem, 1959. Herman Dicker, Piety and perserverance. Jews >from the Carpatian mountains. New York, 1981. Salaj-Szilagy Sefer yehude Salaj-Szilagy: toldotehem, kehilotehem, mishpehotehem...Ed.: Giladi David. Tel Aviv 1989. Maramaros Sefer Marmarosh; mea veshishim kehilot kedoshot beyishuvan uvehurmanan. Eds.: S.Y.Gross, Y. Yosef Cohen. Tel Aviv 1983. Sh. Rosman, Sefer zikhron kedoshim leyehudei Karpatorus-Marmarosh. Rehovot-Jerusalem 1969. Sh. Rosman, Sefer shefer harer kedem; golat Karpatorus-Marmarosh betiferet ubehurbanah. Brooklyn 1991. Hajdusag Harsanyi Laszls, Adalikok a hajdzvarosok zsidssaganak tvrtinetihez. Budapest 1970. Vas county Lvwinger Albert Avaraham, A vasi zsidsk. Emlikire a martmrhalalt szenvedett vas megyei zsidssagnak. Tel Aviv 1947. Bernstein Bila, A zsidsk tvrtinete Vasmegyiben. MZs Sz. XXX. 1913. 249. Zemplen county Meir Sas (Szasz), Mah tovu uhalekha Yaakov; korot yehudei mehoz Zemplin. Toronto 1986. Nagykunsag Hersks Mszes, A nagykunsagi zsidsk telep|listvrtinete is demografiaja. Karcag 1991. Fejer county A zsidsk Fejir megyiben 1688-1867 cmmmel 1986. szeptember 23-an Szikesfehirvaron tartott konferencia eluadasai. Szerk. Farkas Gabor. Szikesfehirvar, 1989. Abauj-Torna county Vrvk finyek Abazj-Torna varmegye hitkvzsigeinek tvrtinetibul. Bnei Brak (1970). Nograd county Telek Bila, Adalikok a Nsgrad megyei zsidssag tvrtinetihez (1725-1848). Nsgradi tvrtineti ivkvnyv, 1989. Tolna county Schweitzer Jszsef-Szilagyi Mihaly, A tolna megyei zsidsk tvrtinete 1867-ig. Budapest, 1982. Schweitzer Jszsef-Szilagyi Mihaly, A tolna megyei zsidsk tvrtinete 1848-1944-ig. Tolna megyei Leviltar Kvzleminyei, 1991.2. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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Re: Jewish communities in Hungary no.3.
#hungary
Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
I don't have any business or other interest in the books in the bibliography,
moreover I don't even have most of them. UGY Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the third installment, I am sending works that cover individual communities >from ountries which used to be part of historical Hungary >from A to B. A Aba (Fejir megye) Michael Sozan The Jews of Aba. In: East European Quaterly. Vol. 20 No.4. 1986.jznius Boulder,Co. Michael Sozan Zsidsk egy dunantzli falu kvzvssigiben. Debrecen, 1984 Abony Dr. Vajda Bila A zsidsk tvrtinete Abonyban. Abony, 1896 Bacsalmas Polgar Ernu Bacsalmasi dolgozatok. 1992 Balmazujvaros Mose Elijahu Gonda A debreceni zsidsk szaz ive. Tel Aviv, 1970 Banffyhunyad-Huedin Eliezer Laci Klepner Zikhronotai mebanfihunyad Tel Aviv, 1990 Bartfa-Bardejov M. Atlas Die J|dische Geschichte der Stadt Bartfeld. In:Zeitschrift f|r die Geschichte der Juden.. III. 1966. 151. Abraham L. Grussgott Lezecher kehilath kodesh Bardejov. 1988 Beregszasz-Berehovo Yehoshua Halevy Beregszasz-Berehovo zsidssaga kipekben. Tel Aviv, 1989 Beszterce-Bistritz-Bistrica Nutah Aryeh Gafni (Weinstock) Bistritz- iyr veym beyisrael. Bethlen Singer Zoltan Volt egyszer egy Dis...Bethlen, Magyarlapos, Retteg, Nagyilonda is kvrnyike. 2 vol. Tel Aviv, i.n. Bilke Isidor Reisman Bilke remembered. 1995 Bonyhad Eisner Janos A bonyhadi zsidsk tvrtinete. Tel Aviv, 1965 Leslie Blau Bonyhad: A destroyed Community. 1994 Borsa Gedaliam Stein Zichron Borsa 1985 Budapest B|chler Sandor A zsidsk tvrtinete Budapesten. Budapest, 1901 Komoroczy Geza A zsido Budapest. Vol.1-2. Budapest, 1995 et al. Busztina Alexander Kraus Bustino as Remembered. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Jewish communities in Hungary no.2.
#hungary
Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
This is something new!:
Dear H-SIGers, Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the second installment, I am sending works that cover regions of countries which used to be part of historical Hungary. Burgenland Hugo Gold, Gedenkbuch der untergegangenem Judengemeindendes Burgenlendes. (Tel Aviv) 1970. Transylvania Abraham Cvi Jakob, Letoldot hayahadut betransilvania. New York 1951. Moshe Carmilly-Weinberger, A zsidssag tortenete Erdelyben (1623-1944). Budapest 1995. Angelica Schaser, Die Juden in Siebenb|rgens vom 16. bis 18. Jahrhundert. In: S|dostforschungen Band IL. M|nchen 19910. Eisler Matyas, Az erdilyi zsidsk tvrtinete. A zerdilyi orszagos furabbik kiadatlan kztfui alapjan. Kolozsvar 1900. Yehuda Schwartz, Toldot hakehilot betransilvania. Hadera, 1976. Subcapathian Ukraine-Karpatalja Karpatorus. Szerk. Yehuda Erez. Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora. Jerusalem, 1959. Herman Dicker, Piety and perserverance. Jews >from the Carpatian mountains. New York, 1981. Salaj-Szilagy Sefer yehude Salaj-Szilagy: toldotehem, kehilotehem, mishpehotehem...Ed.: Giladi David. Tel Aviv 1989. Maramaros Sefer Marmarosh; mea veshishim kehilot kedoshot beyishuvan uvehurmanan. Eds.: S.Y.Gross, Y. Yosef Cohen. Tel Aviv 1983. Sh. Rosman, Sefer zikhron kedoshim leyehudei Karpatorus-Marmarosh. Rehovot-Jerusalem 1969. Sh. Rosman, Sefer shefer harer kedem; golat Karpatorus-Marmarosh betiferet ubehurbanah. Brooklyn 1991. Hajdusag Harsanyi Laszls, Adalikok a hajdzvarosok zsidssaganak tvrtinetihez. Budapest 1970. Vas county Lvwinger Albert Avaraham, A vasi zsidsk. Emlikire a martmrhalalt szenvedett vas megyei zsidssagnak. Tel Aviv 1947. Bernstein Bila, A zsidsk tvrtinete Vasmegyiben. MZs Sz. XXX. 1913. 249. Zemplen county Meir Sas (Szasz), Mah tovu uhalekha Yaakov; korot yehudei mehoz Zemplin. Toronto 1986. Nagykunsag Hersks Mszes, A nagykunsagi zsidsk telep|listvrtinete is demografiaja. Karcag 1991. Fejer county A zsidsk Fejir megyiben 1688-1867 cmmmel 1986. szeptember 23-an Szikesfehirvaron tartott konferencia eluadasai. Szerk. Farkas Gabor. Szikesfehirvar, 1989. Abauj-Torna county Vrvk finyek Abazj-Torna varmegye hitkvzsigeinek tvrtinetibul. Bnei Brak (1970). Nograd county Telek Bila, Adalikok a Nsgrad megyei zsidssag tvrtinetihez (1725-1848). Nsgradi tvrtineti ivkvnyv, 1989. Tolna county Schweitzer Jszsef-Szilagyi Mihaly, A tolna megyei zsidsk tvrtinete 1867-ig. Budapest, 1982. Schweitzer Jszsef-Szilagyi Mihaly, A tolna megyei zsidsk tvrtinete 1848-1944-ig. Tolna megyei Leviltar Kvzleminyei, 1991.2. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Jewish communities in Hungary no.3.
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Ujlaki Gyorgy <ujlaki.gyorgy@...>
I don't have any business or other interest in the books in the bibliography,
moreover I don't even have most of them. UGY Works on individual Jewish communities are often full of genealogical data. I have been compiling a bibliography of works on this topic. This bibliography is far >from completed, yet it might be of help to researchers of families >from those communities. In the third installment, I am sending works that cover individual communities >from ountries which used to be part of historical Hungary >from A to B. A Aba (Fejir megye) Michael Sozan The Jews of Aba. In: East European Quaterly. Vol. 20 No.4. 1986.jznius Boulder,Co. Michael Sozan Zsidsk egy dunantzli falu kvzvssigiben. Debrecen, 1984 Abony Dr. Vajda Bila A zsidsk tvrtinete Abonyban. Abony, 1896 Bacsalmas Polgar Ernu Bacsalmasi dolgozatok. 1992 Balmazujvaros Mose Elijahu Gonda A debreceni zsidsk szaz ive. Tel Aviv, 1970 Banffyhunyad-Huedin Eliezer Laci Klepner Zikhronotai mebanfihunyad Tel Aviv, 1990 Bartfa-Bardejov M. Atlas Die J|dische Geschichte der Stadt Bartfeld. In:Zeitschrift f|r die Geschichte der Juden.. III. 1966. 151. Abraham L. Grussgott Lezecher kehilath kodesh Bardejov. 1988 Beregszasz-Berehovo Yehoshua Halevy Beregszasz-Berehovo zsidssaga kipekben. Tel Aviv, 1989 Beszterce-Bistritz-Bistrica Nutah Aryeh Gafni (Weinstock) Bistritz- iyr veym beyisrael. Bethlen Singer Zoltan Volt egyszer egy Dis...Bethlen, Magyarlapos, Retteg, Nagyilonda is kvrnyike. 2 vol. Tel Aviv, i.n. Bilke Isidor Reisman Bilke remembered. 1995 Bonyhad Eisner Janos A bonyhadi zsidsk tvrtinete. Tel Aviv, 1965 Leslie Blau Bonyhad: A destroyed Community. 1994 Borsa Gedaliam Stein Zichron Borsa 1985 Budapest B|chler Sandor A zsidsk tvrtinete Budapesten. Budapest, 1901 Komoroczy Geza A zsido Budapest. Vol.1-2. Budapest, 1995 et al. Busztina Alexander Kraus Bustino as Remembered. -- Ujlaki.Gyorgy@... Researching: Wurm, Hollander, Konigstein, Fein, Pollak, Reich, Barany, Cucak, Drach, Purjesz, Porges/z, Porjes/z, Bischitz, Goldschmied, Iritz
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New Address for Postings
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Marion Werle <werle@...>
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Latvia SIG #Latvia New Address for Postings
#latvia
Marion Werle <werle@...>
Please note that the address for postings to this mailing list has changed.
To post a message, send e-mail to: latvia@... The address for the listserver has also changed (for subscription changes). Either use the JewishGen Web Form <http://www.jewishgen.org/listserv> or send e-mail to listserv@... Marion Werle President, Latvia SIG Visit the Latvia SIG web page: <http://www.jewishgen.org/latvia>
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