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Sefat Museum - Todah Rabah v'lehitraoht
#hungary
cyberpass <cyberpass@...>
Rose, Gabor, Barbara, Moshe, Miriyam and David.....
Thank you dear friends for responding, as always, so quickly with just = the right info!! For those who also don't have the contact info on the = museum in Sefat, here it is: http://www.hungjewmus.org.il/index.html mailto:hungmus@hungjewmus.org.il P.O.B. 1168, Kikar Haazmaut, Safed, 13111, Israel. Tel: 06-6923880, 06-6925881, Fax: 06-6923880. Opening hours: Sun-Fri: 9:00-13:00 We will be on a whirlwind tour of Israel to celebrate my Mom's birthday, = with our entire family (brothers, their children, etc....) I truly hope = I will have more than the typical 15 minutes at each stop that these tour= s allow you, and that I will be able to bring H-SIG back some info on the= Museum...they have already emailed me back this AM and I look forward = to meeting them. Todah Rabah to all those who helped, v'lehitraoht!! Sheryl Kastriner
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Searching for family history
#hungary
Charles R. Mandelbaum <cmandel@...>
Searching:
GREENWALD, GRUNWALD 1. KHOLMETS, UKRAINE (also known as Putka Helmecz in 1890, and Chlumec, Chomec, Gubka Khlmets or Helmec) all near Uzhgorod, Ukraine 2. NEW YORK CITY, New York 3. BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut, USA MANDELBAUM 1. MALE TRAKANY OR VELKE TRAKANY, Slovakia (also known as Maly Tarkan, KisTarkany orVelky Tarkan) both near Kralovsky Chlmec, Slovakia 2. NEW YORK CITY, NY 3. MIDDLETOWN, Connecticut, USA
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Sefat Museum - Todah Rabah v'lehitraoht
#hungary
cyberpass <cyberpass@...>
Rose, Gabor, Barbara, Moshe, Miriyam and David.....
Thank you dear friends for responding, as always, so quickly with just = the right info!! For those who also don't have the contact info on the = museum in Sefat, here it is: http://www.hungjewmus.org.il/index.html mailto:hungmus@hungjewmus.org.il P.O.B. 1168, Kikar Haazmaut, Safed, 13111, Israel. Tel: 06-6923880, 06-6925881, Fax: 06-6923880. Opening hours: Sun-Fri: 9:00-13:00 We will be on a whirlwind tour of Israel to celebrate my Mom's birthday, = with our entire family (brothers, their children, etc....) I truly hope = I will have more than the typical 15 minutes at each stop that these tour= s allow you, and that I will be able to bring H-SIG back some info on the= Museum...they have already emailed me back this AM and I look forward = to meeting them. Todah Rabah to all those who helped, v'lehitraoht!! Sheryl Kastriner
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Searching for family history
#hungary
Charles R. Mandelbaum <cmandel@...>
Searching:
GREENWALD, GRUNWALD 1. KHOLMETS, UKRAINE (also known as Putka Helmecz in 1890, and Chlumec, Chomec, Gubka Khlmets or Helmec) all near Uzhgorod, Ukraine 2. NEW YORK CITY, New York 3. BRIDGEPORT, Connecticut, USA MANDELBAUM 1. MALE TRAKANY OR VELKE TRAKANY, Slovakia (also known as Maly Tarkan, KisTarkany orVelky Tarkan) both near Kralovsky Chlmec, Slovakia 2. NEW YORK CITY, NY 3. MIDDLETOWN, Connecticut, USA
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Re: Old Phone Directories
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Bob Friedman <inwood@...>
On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 14:01:52 -0500, Michael Kelemen wrote:
Arthur Kurzweil says that he went to the New York public library and =found many old phone directories >from 1930's Warsaw.According to Estelle Guzik's guide to NY Metro area resources, the NY Public Library Annex (521 W. 43rd St., NY 10036, between 10th & 11th Avenues, 212-714-8520/8526, M-Sat 9-5) has the following telephone directories in its collection:=20 Budapest 1913, 1928-33, 1934, 1936-38, 1940, 1947-50, 1954 Vienna 1928-30, 1932-34, 1936-38, 1948-61 Prague 1932-38, 1940, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1954=20 Bohemia 1934-38=20 Moravia/Silesia 1932, 1933, 1936=20 Slovakia/Russian Lower Carpathia 1934-35 Belgrade 1934, 1955 Some of these are on microfilm also. She also mentions that this list is probably not complete. Bob Friedman inwood@pipeline.com
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KATZ & BRONSTEIN search
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cohentalk@...
Hello, I am looking for information pertaining to the towns Huszt/Khust and
Bustany/Bushtyna for Leopold KATZ born early 1860s who had relatives BRONSTEIN/BRAUNSTEIN, who were >from there also. About 1875, Leopold moved to Munkacs/Mukachevo and married Raizl WEISS. Best wishes to all, Linda Cohen cohentalk@aol.com KATZ-EISENBERG-WEISS>Mukachevo & Khust-Bushtyna DRUCKER & BECKER>Ludmir/Vladymir & Uchanska/Uscilug EPSTEIN & ROTHMAN>Slutsk & Nevolozh
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Hungarian Museum
#hungary
Gabriela P. Svatos <gsvatos@...>
Dear Sheryl et al,
Here is the info. >from the museum's brochure: The Memorial Museum of Hungarian-Speaking Jewry P.O.B. 1168 Safed 13111 Israel Kikar Ha'atzmaut (Opposite Yigal Alon Cultural Center) Tel: 06-6923880 or 06-6923881 Open Sunday-Friday 9:00-13:00 Internet: www.hungjewmus.org.il This info was sent to me earlier in 1998, so hopefully it is still current. Gabriela Svatos E-mail: gsvatos@hotmail.com
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Old Phone Directories
#hungary
Bob Friedman <inwood@...>
On Mon, 23 Nov 1998 14:01:52 -0500, Michael Kelemen wrote:
Arthur Kurzweil says that he went to the New York public library and =found many old phone directories >from 1930's Warsaw.According to Estelle Guzik's guide to NY Metro area resources, the NY Public Library Annex (521 W. 43rd St., NY 10036, between 10th & 11th Avenues, 212-714-8520/8526, M-Sat 9-5) has the following telephone directories in its collection:=20 Budapest 1913, 1928-33, 1934, 1936-38, 1940, 1947-50, 1954 Vienna 1928-30, 1932-34, 1936-38, 1948-61 Prague 1932-38, 1940, 1947, 1950, 1952, 1954=20 Bohemia 1934-38=20 Moravia/Silesia 1932, 1933, 1936=20 Slovakia/Russian Lower Carpathia 1934-35 Belgrade 1934, 1955 Some of these are on microfilm also. She also mentions that this list is probably not complete. Bob Friedman inwood@pipeline.com
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Hungary SIG #Hungary KATZ & BRONSTEIN search
#hungary
cohentalk@...
Hello, I am looking for information pertaining to the towns Huszt/Khust and
Bustany/Bushtyna for Leopold KATZ born early 1860s who had relatives BRONSTEIN/BRAUNSTEIN, who were >from there also. About 1875, Leopold moved to Munkacs/Mukachevo and married Raizl WEISS. Best wishes to all, Linda Cohen cohentalk@aol.com KATZ-EISENBERG-WEISS>Mukachevo & Khust-Bushtyna DRUCKER & BECKER>Ludmir/Vladymir & Uchanska/Uscilug EPSTEIN & ROTHMAN>Slutsk & Nevolozh
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Hungarian Museum
#hungary
Gabriela P. Svatos <gsvatos@...>
Dear Sheryl et al,
Here is the info. >from the museum's brochure: The Memorial Museum of Hungarian-Speaking Jewry P.O.B. 1168 Safed 13111 Israel Kikar Ha'atzmaut (Opposite Yigal Alon Cultural Center) Tel: 06-6923880 or 06-6923881 Open Sunday-Friday 9:00-13:00 Internet: www.hungjewmus.org.il This info was sent to me earlier in 1998, so hopefully it is still current. Gabriela Svatos E-mail: gsvatos@hotmail.com
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Re: Historians and Hungarian Jewish History
#hungary
Miryam and David Gordon <maja@...>
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--------------4A28D91DCA463A600B9BB561 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This message concerns the request of Louis Schonfeld to complete the list of the historians and their works on the holocaust period in general and of Hungary in particular. One of the most prominant expert historian of the subject is Professor Asher Cohen. Asher Cohen was born in Budapest in 1936, was a professor of the Faculty of History in the University of Haifa His book on the resistance activities of the zionist movements in Hungary first appeared in Hebrew in 1983 and the English edition was published in 1986. This book is, to the best of our knowledge, is the first one, which deals with the efforts done to save the fugitive Jews >from other East Europian countries in Hungary and the rescue operations which saved the life of thousends of Jews, mostly lone children. He planned a comprehensive series of books on the shoa. Unfortunately, only the first book of this series could came to light: on the shoa in France (Persecution et Sauvetage). It was issued in French in 1993 and has been translated only to Hebrew yet. The whole project was interrupted by his sudden death in 1996. Below is a list of some of his publications:. 1./Cohen, Asher-Gelber, Yoav: The Shoah and the War./Studies on the shoah;/ N.Y., Publish. P.Lang, 1992. ISBN 0820416630 2./Cohen, Asher:The Halutz Resistance in Hungary 1942-1944./East European Monographs. Holocaust Series; 206/ Boulder, Publish.Social Science Monographs, 1986. ISBN 0880331038 3./Cohen, Asher-Gelber, Yoav-Wardi,Charlotte:Comprehending the Holocaust.Frankfurt am Main,Publish. P.Lang, 1988. ISBN 363140428x 4./Cohen,Asher-Cochavi,Yehoyakim: Zionist Youth Movement During Shoah. N.Y., Publish. P.Lang, 1995. ISBN 0820425869 5./Choen,Asher:Persecutions et Sauvetages. Paris, Publish. Cerf, 1993. Miryam & David Gordon Rehovot, Israel
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re:Historians and Hungarian Jewish History
#hungary
Miryam and David Gordon <maja@...>
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--------------4A28D91DCA463A600B9BB561 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit This message concerns the request of Louis Schonfeld to complete the list of the historians and their works on the holocaust period in general and of Hungary in particular. One of the most prominant expert historian of the subject is Professor Asher Cohen. Asher Cohen was born in Budapest in 1936, was a professor of the Faculty of History in the University of Haifa His book on the resistance activities of the zionist movements in Hungary first appeared in Hebrew in 1983 and the English edition was published in 1986. This book is, to the best of our knowledge, is the first one, which deals with the efforts done to save the fugitive Jews >from other East Europian countries in Hungary and the rescue operations which saved the life of thousends of Jews, mostly lone children. He planned a comprehensive series of books on the shoa. Unfortunately, only the first book of this series could came to light: on the shoa in France (Persecution et Sauvetage). It was issued in French in 1993 and has been translated only to Hebrew yet. The whole project was interrupted by his sudden death in 1996. Below is a list of some of his publications:. 1./Cohen, Asher-Gelber, Yoav: The Shoah and the War./Studies on the shoah;/ N.Y., Publish. P.Lang, 1992. ISBN 0820416630 2./Cohen, Asher:The Halutz Resistance in Hungary 1942-1944./East European Monographs. Holocaust Series; 206/ Boulder, Publish.Social Science Monographs, 1986. ISBN 0880331038 3./Cohen, Asher-Gelber, Yoav-Wardi,Charlotte:Comprehending the Holocaust.Frankfurt am Main,Publish. P.Lang, 1988. ISBN 363140428x 4./Cohen,Asher-Cochavi,Yehoyakim: Zionist Youth Movement During Shoah. N.Y., Publish. P.Lang, 1995. ISBN 0820425869 5./Choen,Asher:Persecutions et Sauvetages. Paris, Publish. Cerf, 1993. Miryam & David Gordon Rehovot, Israel
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Re: Hungarian Museum in Sefat
#hungary
gilboa@...
Memorial Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry
Cfat, 13111 Israel POB 1168 Kikar Haacmaut (Opposite the Jigal Alon Kulturhazzal) Tel/Fax 06-923880
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Hungarian Museum in Sefat
#hungary
gilboa@...
Memorial Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry
Cfat, 13111 Israel POB 1168 Kikar Haacmaut (Opposite the Jigal Alon Kulturhazzal) Tel/Fax 06-923880
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The Notebook from Auschwitz - Slovakian names
#hungary
Susanna Vendel <susanna.vendel@...>
Dear Jewishgener,
I found following book at my library: "Emberirt=E1s - Emberment=E9s. Sv=E9d k=F6vetjelent=E9sek 1944-b=F6l. Az = Auschwitzi Jegyz=F6k=F6nyv" Edited: Kataliz=E1tor Iroda - Budapest 1994 V=E1llogata, forditotta a bevezet=E9st =E9s a jegyzeteket irta: Bajtay Pe= ter ISBN 963 7467 27 0 The book contains the translation to Hungarian of the messages send by th= e Swedish Ambassador Carl Ivan Danielsson to the Swedish Foreign Ministry Department. among the documents it is also something called "The Notebook from Auschwitz". I am willing to post these 25 pages to those of you whoare interested by one of the names mentioned in the Notebook (see list bellow).The text is in Hungarian. *This Notebook arrived to Budapest in April (1942) where it was translate= d to Hungarian in 6 copies. The Hungarian Jewish leaders begun to distribut= e it only on the 2nd June. It arrived to Switzerland on 19th-20th June. The Swedish Ambassy came over it probably at the same date. The information i= s made in German. This Notebook was written by 2 young slovak Jews, Walter Rosenberg (Rudo= lf Vrba) and Alfred Wetzler (Josef Lanik) who where deported in 1942 from Slovakia and spend 2 years one in Birkenau, Auschwitz and the other in Lublin-Majdanek and miraculously suceeded to escape. One of them was take= n on 13th April >from the concentration camp Szered to Auschwitz and then to Birkenau, the other on 14th June 1942 >from Nowaky to Lublin and then to Auschwitz and Birkenau In this Notebook (ca 25 pages) there are some names mentioned.=20 Ladislau Braun - Nagyszombat Gross - Verbo Viktor Mordarki=20 Zucker and Wilhelm Sonnenschein >from East Slovakia Matthias Kelin - East Slovakia Meilech Laufer - East Slovakia Jozef Zelmanovics - Snina Adolf Kahan - Pozsony Walter Reichmann - Sucany Esther Kahan - Pozsony Torres and Leon Blum Dr Mandel Zoltan - Eperjes Holz=20 Nikolaus Engel - Zsolna Chaim Katz - Snina Ludwig Katz - Zsolna Avri Burger - pozsony-Poprad Nikolaus Steiner - Vag- Beszterce Gerog Fried - Trencsen Buchwald, Josef Rosenwasser, -East Slovakia Julius Neumann - Bartfa Alexander Wertheimer - Verbo Michael Wertheimer - Verbo Bela Blau - Zsolna Alexander Weisz - Nagyszombat Franz Wagner - Nagyszombat Oskar Steiner - Nagyszombat Desider Wetzler - Nagyszombat Aladar Spitzer - Nagyszombat Bela Weisz - Nagyszombat Fredy Hirsch - Prag Furst Rozsi - Szered Laufer Ruzenko - Prag Hugo Langsfeld - Prag Walter Spitzer - Nemsova Josef Neumann - Snina Luis Eisenstadter - Korompa Josef Zelmanovics Luis Solmann - Kezsmark Chaim Ketz - Snina Ernst Rosim - Zsolna Dr Andreas Muller - Podolinec Walter Spitzer - Nemsova Susanna Vendel, Stockholm susanna.vendel@swipnet.se
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Re: Hungarian Museum in Sefat
#hungary
Nir Alon <niralon@...>
*********** Original Message: **************************
If anyone has the street address, and the email address for the Hungarian Museum in Sefat I would be very grateful if you could email them to me privately. IT'H I will be leaving for Israel on Wednesday, and would very much like to get to the museum if possible (please email me directly as I will be temporarily turning off my H-SIG!!) ***************************** All info can be found at: http://www.hungjewmus.org.il/ Nir Alon mailto:niralon@isdn.net.il Home Telephone +972-(0)2-6517468 Cellular: +972-(0)52-404656 Israel
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Hungary SIG #Hungary The Notebook from Auschwitz - Slovakian names
#hungary
Susanna Vendel <susanna.vendel@...>
Dear Jewishgener,
I found following book at my library: "Emberirt=E1s - Emberment=E9s. Sv=E9d k=F6vetjelent=E9sek 1944-b=F6l. Az = Auschwitzi Jegyz=F6k=F6nyv" Edited: Kataliz=E1tor Iroda - Budapest 1994 V=E1llogata, forditotta a bevezet=E9st =E9s a jegyzeteket irta: Bajtay Pe= ter ISBN 963 7467 27 0 The book contains the translation to Hungarian of the messages send by th= e Swedish Ambassador Carl Ivan Danielsson to the Swedish Foreign Ministry Department. among the documents it is also something called "The Notebook from Auschwitz". I am willing to post these 25 pages to those of you whoare interested by one of the names mentioned in the Notebook (see list bellow).The text is in Hungarian. *This Notebook arrived to Budapest in April (1942) where it was translate= d to Hungarian in 6 copies. The Hungarian Jewish leaders begun to distribut= e it only on the 2nd June. It arrived to Switzerland on 19th-20th June. The Swedish Ambassy came over it probably at the same date. The information i= s made in German. This Notebook was written by 2 young slovak Jews, Walter Rosenberg (Rudo= lf Vrba) and Alfred Wetzler (Josef Lanik) who where deported in 1942 from Slovakia and spend 2 years one in Birkenau, Auschwitz and the other in Lublin-Majdanek and miraculously suceeded to escape. One of them was take= n on 13th April >from the concentration camp Szered to Auschwitz and then to Birkenau, the other on 14th June 1942 >from Nowaky to Lublin and then to Auschwitz and Birkenau In this Notebook (ca 25 pages) there are some names mentioned.=20 Ladislau Braun - Nagyszombat Gross - Verbo Viktor Mordarki=20 Zucker and Wilhelm Sonnenschein >from East Slovakia Matthias Kelin - East Slovakia Meilech Laufer - East Slovakia Jozef Zelmanovics - Snina Adolf Kahan - Pozsony Walter Reichmann - Sucany Esther Kahan - Pozsony Torres and Leon Blum Dr Mandel Zoltan - Eperjes Holz=20 Nikolaus Engel - Zsolna Chaim Katz - Snina Ludwig Katz - Zsolna Avri Burger - pozsony-Poprad Nikolaus Steiner - Vag- Beszterce Gerog Fried - Trencsen Buchwald, Josef Rosenwasser, -East Slovakia Julius Neumann - Bartfa Alexander Wertheimer - Verbo Michael Wertheimer - Verbo Bela Blau - Zsolna Alexander Weisz - Nagyszombat Franz Wagner - Nagyszombat Oskar Steiner - Nagyszombat Desider Wetzler - Nagyszombat Aladar Spitzer - Nagyszombat Bela Weisz - Nagyszombat Fredy Hirsch - Prag Furst Rozsi - Szered Laufer Ruzenko - Prag Hugo Langsfeld - Prag Walter Spitzer - Nemsova Josef Neumann - Snina Luis Eisenstadter - Korompa Josef Zelmanovics Luis Solmann - Kezsmark Chaim Ketz - Snina Ernst Rosim - Zsolna Dr Andreas Muller - Podolinec Walter Spitzer - Nemsova Susanna Vendel, Stockholm susanna.vendel@swipnet.se
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Hungarian Museum in Sefat
#hungary
Nir Alon <niralon@...>
*********** Original Message: **************************
If anyone has the street address, and the email address for the Hungarian Museum in Sefat I would be very grateful if you could email them to me privately. IT'H I will be leaving for Israel on Wednesday, and would very much like to get to the museum if possible (please email me directly as I will be temporarily turning off my H-SIG!!) ***************************** All info can be found at: http://www.hungjewmus.org.il/ Nir Alon mailto:niralon@isdn.net.il Home Telephone +972-(0)2-6517468 Cellular: +972-(0)52-404656 Israel
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Re: ASCHNER in Toronto
#hungary
Rakoff125
Dear fellow seekers,
In my search for kin a kind William Lurie sent me the following clue: "I believe that Lipot Aschner had a son Pol (Paul), who is now in his nineties and living near Toronto. I understand that he is old and frail, and hard to communicate with. Letters >from me went unanswered. Perhaps you will have better results. Try him at: 6 Glenview Crescent Toronto M4B 2C9, Ontario (416 761 3318)" Might there be a kind soul in Toronto in his neighborhood who would be willing to make a personal call on him on my behalf? If he is in his '90s I think a long distance call >from a strange can be quite confusing and I would not expect a letter to get a response. Perhaps he lives with someone who can be of assistance. I can provide lots of Aschner details. I should be glad to reciprocate lookups in greater Boston if someone >from afar needs help. thank you. Linda Rakoff, Newton, MA Searching: ASCHNER- Hradiste, Bresova, Kaschau(Kosice now), SpisskaNovy Ves (aka Yglo),Wien, LOW'Y-Hradiste, Spisska Novy Ves GELBERG/LIPSHITZ-Galati GOLDMAN(N)and LANGER -Kosice, Spisska Novy Ves, Bolyar POLATSECK-Kosice KOOPER, LISSAUER-Losonc, Miskolz KOHN, STINGL: Wien, Bratislava RAKOFF-Kelce, Russia, GORDON-Vilna, MELTZER, RIESENBERG- Horodenka, Galicia BRETTSCHNEIDER, PERLBINDER-Galicia BAUER, Hedwig-Wien BUCHWALD- Wien, Budapest
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Cemetery in Stanislav, Ukraine
#general
Carol Rombro Rider
This >from the news of Arutz-7 >from Israel. It may be of interest to
someone researching the town. They are refurbishing the Jewish cemetery in Stanislav, Ukraine. The local authorities rescinded their original decision to build atop the land, after a personal request to the Ukrainian president by MK Avner Shaki (National Religious Party). A monument will be erected on the site in memory of the 120,000 Jews who were murdered. Carol Rombro Rider Baltimore, Maryland USA
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