A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that

A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that

I would greatly appreciate the (very brief) translation of a marriage certificate found under ViewMate 15245, as my Polish language skills are nonexistent. I am only interested in the names of the

I would greatly appreciate the (very brief) translation of a marriage certificate found under ViewMate 15245, as my Polish language skills are nonexistent. I am only interested in the names of the

I just received the only known record of any of my grandfather's siblings. My grandfather, David KRELL, was the only survivor of the Shoah, >from a family of 4 siblings. His parents also were

I just received the only known record of any of my grandfather's siblings. My grandfather, David KRELL, was the only survivor of the Shoah, >from a family of 4 siblings. His parents also were

I need help with just one word shown on the following photograph: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15421 This is an extract/copy of a KLS page for Bedzin. The 1st column at left

I need help with just one word shown on the following photograph: http://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=15421 This is an extract/copy of a KLS page for Bedzin. The 1st column at left

A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that

A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that

This is a follow-up to the e-mail I posted earlier today to the JRI-Poland, JewishGen and BialyGen discussion groups, about the possible importance to our research of pre-WWII photos of or films

This is a follow-up to the e-mail I posted earlier today to the JRI-Poland, JewishGen and BialyGen discussion groups, about the possible importance to our research of pre-WWII photos of or films

I would like to thank the researchers who helped to identify Jacob Spector who lived in 1913 in 1220 Troy, Chicago. Even though there is no clear proof, it is probably the following family: Jacob and

I would like to thank the researchers who helped to identify Jacob Spector who lived in 1913 in 1220 Troy, Chicago. Even though there is no clear proof, it is probably the following family: Jacob and

The following pages were updated on the HNOH web site, July 2010: Welcome Page: Notice for upcoming August 8th Reunion Alumni Reunions Page: New postings Orphan Archives- Records & Holdings Page:

The following pages were updated on the HNOH web site, July 2010: Welcome Page: Notice for upcoming August 8th Reunion Alumni Reunions Page: New postings Orphan Archives- Records & Holdings Page:

I have tried several times to respond to Caroline Berlyn's message posted on July 11, 2010, regarding the Bochner and Kronish families of Toronto. Unfortunately, my responses to Caroline keep

I have tried several times to respond to Caroline Berlyn's message posted on July 11, 2010, regarding the Bochner and Kronish families of Toronto. Unfortunately, my responses to Caroline keep

A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that

A while back I suggested that an interesting and most often overlooked source of finding information about your families in Europe were old pre-war films and photos. I am referring to the fact that