You can also download a prettier version of the call for papers in a .pdf format in either English or Hebrew by visiting the IGS website at: http://www.isragen.org.il/NROS/YY2007/index.html

You can also download a prettier version of the call for papers in a .pdf format in either English or Hebrew by visiting the IGS website at: http://www.isragen.org.il/NROS/YY2007/index.html

My gggrandfather, Pinchas CUKIERMAN, an itinerant teacher/Siedlce (1837-1910), adopted the surname ZABAWNY. I am looking for any info on this rabbi. Thank you. Isabel Cymerman

My gggrandfather, Pinchas CUKIERMAN, an itinerant teacher/Siedlce (1837-1910), adopted the surname ZABAWNY. I am looking for any info on this rabbi. Thank you. Isabel Cymerman

You can also download a prettier version of the call for papers in a .pdf format in either English or Hebrew by visiting the IGS website at: http://www.isragen.org.il/NROS/YY2007/index.html

You can also download a prettier version of the call for papers in a .pdf format in either English or Hebrew by visiting the IGS website at: http://www.isragen.org.il/NROS/YY2007/index.html

Dear Jewishgenners, I hope that someone can help me find information about - preferably descendants of - the below mentioned BRUKSZTEINs. It is not my family, but I am trying to help an 84 years old

Dear Jewishgenners, I hope that someone can help me find information about - preferably descendants of - the below mentioned BRUKSZTEINs. It is not my family, but I am trying to help an 84 years old

Beth Sommer writes: <<I have been told that my MGGM, Frymet FELD GREHER, who lived in the Rzeszow area, worked as a purchasing agent for a nobleman. I have been trying to find out his exact name

Beth Sommer writes: <<I have been told that my MGGM, Frymet FELD GREHER, who lived in the Rzeszow area, worked as a purchasing agent for a nobleman. I have been trying to find out his exact name

I have a Jewish heritage on my mother's side of the family and I am researching the following surnames: ARON/AARON, ENSMINGER, FRIESS, KLEIN, KOEL, MEDER, OTTERMANN, RAUCH

I have a Jewish heritage on my mother's side of the family and I am researching the following surnames: ARON/AARON, ENSMINGER, FRIESS, KLEIN, KOEL, MEDER, OTTERMANN, RAUCH

Hi Marian, Bernat was Borbala's maiden surname, and as you correctly surmised, the other person was her brother. On the census, married women were commonly listed by their maiden names, which is a

Hi Marian, Bernat was Borbala's maiden surname, and as you correctly surmised, the other person was her brother. On the census, married women were commonly listed by their maiden names, which is a

hello, all can/will someone please advise me as to what the first name GYULA would translate to in English? thanks, in advance Jeffrey Leeds sherman oaks, ca USA

in hungarian, the family name is always given first, just as if it were an adjective. LISAUER would be the family name and Simon the given name. likewise, BERNAT (a fairly common male given name at

in hungarian, the family name is always given first, just as if it were an adjective. LISAUER would be the family name and Simon the given name. likewise, BERNAT (a fairly common male given name at

hello, all can/will someone please advise me as to what the first name GYULA would translate to in English? thanks, in advance Jeffrey Leeds sherman oaks, ca USA

Hello, The question of Hungarian names usually comes up when we tend to forget that in Hungarian usage the family name is always given first. Bernat means Bernard and is not an uncommon family

Dear Marian, The Bernat is the surname of Lisauer Simon's wife, Borbala. Tirk Bernat=20 is their son-in-law, surname is Tirk, givenname is Bernat. But actually=20 there isn't any proof, how is he