Jewish Heritage Europe has an article on two significant new Holocaust Memorials: Names in Nowy Sącz and Returned (Cobble)stones in Prague. NOWY SĄCZ, POLAND A new memorial lists the names of

Hello! Kindly note the gravestone photo below. Fingers crossed that Ida was my grand uncle's wife. Thanks in advance for everyone's help!

Hi Mike, It may be that the original article you are looking for no longer exists. From the JewishGen site: "The first part of a book, written in Yiddish, by Yeshaya Trunk M. A. on the history of

I tried researching Pauline's info in Ohio. Nothing. I also tried in New York. She lived in Ohio, so is that she would have filed? Her history is rather interesting as to husbands. She was married but

Hi. I would appreciate help translating the following document, Line 708, Rella ROTH. The subject is from Munkacs and the translation can be from Subcarpathia, Ukraine, Czechoslovakia or

Does anyone know anything about the Fridzon's from Pinsk and who settled in Cuba? -- Bob Silverstein bobsilverstein@... Elk Grove Village, IL Researching Kaplan (Krynki, Poland) Tzipershteyn

Graceland has three, small Jewish sections. Jews are probably buried in the main cemetery. Ask for photographs on findagrave. I researched the husband and concluded he was probably not Jewish.

Hello researchers I am trying to decipher the entries for Leiser Fiksler on the passenger manifest line 12. I am attaching the arriving passenger document, but believe the manifest itself needs to be

Hi Yohanan, This upcoming online (free) program from The Leo Baeck Institute may be of interest to you. Rafting to Bombay An Escape from Poland to India Tue, Sep 13, 2022, 12:00 PM EDT To register for

Since several people have asked, here is further information about how I requested documents from the Kaunas Regional State Archives. The email address I used to transmit my request was kaunas@....

Hi, We have a guest presenter this month! I Michael Snyder. Michael will speak on 2 topics - and you will get to ask questions. If you are a Geni.com user this might just be the tool (Smart Copy) you

I am seeking information on Israel ORENSTEIN & wife Rachel POMERANTZ who used t live before the Holocaust in Kishinev or its vicinity. Please reply privately. Thank you! -- Rony Golan Ramat HaSharon,

Hello, There are lists of immigrants on the JDC archive website, you can search there for free: Http://archives.jdc.org I found there information about my grandfather's journey from europe to Kobe,

On Sat, Sep 10, 2022 at 01:05 PM, Yale Reisner wrote: Sucher is a Polish variant of the name Yissachar or Issachar, the name of one of the twelve tribes of Israel. It is not that unusual a name.

In 1948 it was still possible to leave Hungary legally, but not in 1949.My parents left illegally. I know they smuggled out. I don't know the day they left. They first took a train from Cegléd to

Dear Yonatan: I do not know if this will answer any of your questions, but I searched for BLANCK at https://www.abhilekh-patal.in/jspui/digitized-collections, which I found via the National Archives

My father immigrated to the US via Cuba in the 1920’s. He left from Liverpool on the Victoria of the Pacific Steamship Navigation Company. From Cuba he entered the US via Tampa on the S S Cuba

Looking for more information about the immigration of Dagmar and Wolfgang BLANCK in 1939 to Bombay, India. Born in Germany, siblings Wolfgang (1916) and Dagmar (1923) moved with their parents to

Thank you to Michael Waas. It was a new acronym for me, and somehow I missed visiting the cemetery when I was in Split for a couple of days a decade and a half ago (we did get to the synagogue). With

Rosanne, Yale is correct when he wrote "Sucher is a Polish variant of the name Yissachar or Issachar" Lillie NEEDELMAN ZEKEN's tombstone gives her and her father's names as Liba bat reb