What I've learned >from doing family research is that you never know where a lead might take you. If, for example, you're searching SHMULAVETSKI (making up a name) and someone responds with

What I've learned >from doing family research is that you never know where a lead might take you. If, for example, you're searching SHMULAVETSKI (making up a name) and someone responds with

Dear Researchers An amazing database is available on this Polish site. This is an excellent source for city of Warsaw researchers: http://www.przodkowie.com/warszawa/ Data was compiled by Warsaw

Dear Researchers An amazing database is available on this Polish site. This is an excellent source for city of Warsaw researchers: http://www.przodkowie.com/warszawa/ Data was compiled by Warsaw

Sharon R. Korn <s.r.korn@...> wrote: They are the same place. See

Sharon R. Korn <s.r.korn@...> wrote: They are the same place. See

Last 5 December, I asked a question both on Jewishgen and FrenchSIG concerning the descendants of a Miksa GREIF I was searching for, because Miksa was deported >from France to the Baltic States in

Last 5 December, I asked a question both on Jewishgen and FrenchSIG concerning the descendants of a Miksa GREIF I was searching for, because Miksa was deported >from France to the Baltic States in

Dear list members I am working for now three years on a documentary on Austrian Jewish refugees in Belgium and France 1938-1945 and their fate after the war, for the ones who survived. The story of

Dear genners I am trying to locate Perez Dagan aka Paul KORNWEITZ, he made alyiah in aug 1939 on the ship Dora >from Nederlands-Werkdorp, his file at Zionist archive is not very helpful. Paul came

Dear genners I am trying to locate Perez Dagan aka Paul KORNWEITZ, he made alyiah in aug 1939 on the ship Dora >from Nederlands-Werkdorp, his file at Zionist archive is not very helpful. Paul came

Dear list members I am working for now three years on a documentary on Austrian Jewish refugees in Belgium and France 1938-1945 and their fate after the war, for the ones who survived. The story of

The following resources recently added to the online database www.jewishdata.com may be helpful to many researchers: All records are retrieved by one search engine. 1. More 11,000 tombstone images

The following resources recently added to the online database www.jewishdata.com may be helpful to many researchers: All records are retrieved by one search engine. 1. More 11,000 tombstone images

Dear Sigers, I am very interested about the fate of cca. 3,'000 Askenazim >from Romania who emigrated in Egypt at the end of the 19th century. I found out about this fact >from the " Goldenberg "

Dear Sigers, I am very interested about the fate of cca. 3,'000 Askenazim >from Romania who emigrated in Egypt at the end of the 19th century. I found out about this fact >from the " Goldenberg "

Dear all, I have invested more eforts into it , and my conclusion is "sin" is Romanian in origin. This is what I have remembered but had not been sure. A simple verification search "Stefan sin" in

Dear all, I have invested more eforts into it , and my conclusion is "sin" is Romanian in origin. This is what I have remembered but had not been sure. A simple verification search "Stefan sin" in

> > Hi, I am reaserching on the last name GOLDENBERG, > specially Chana (Anna) GOLDENBERG, >from Czernovitz, > Buccobina, Rumania (now Ukrania). I also was > wondering > respect of the root of the

> > Hi, I am reaserching on the last name GOLDENBERG, > specially Chana (Anna) GOLDENBERG, >from Czernovitz, > Buccobina, Rumania (now Ukrania). I also was > wondering > respect of the root of the