In July Dr. Eli Brauner donated extensive research on the volunteers from Palestine to the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People in Jerusalem. You can use Google to translate. IGRA

Hyman (Chaim) ben Chazkel Siegel came to USA from Russia/Lithuania in the early 1890's and lived in Baltimore up until his death in 1935. His wife was Sora Faige (Fannie) nee Lubowski (originally from

I was saddened to learn of the death of Gayle Schlissel Riley, who passed away on 7 October 2020, at age 72. Gayle, a lifelong Californian, was an active participant on the JewishGen Discussion group

Thank you, Rose! I searched for but didn’t find his name. However, I see that this database has just under 4,700 names, which is only a fraction of those who served in the International Brigades.

Thank you, Richard. I didn’t find his name there but this link is very useful for general historical information and for names of some British Jews who served in the International Brigades. All

Join theIsrael Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) for our upcoming free webinar “Prenumeranten:What We Can Learn from Subscription Lists in Hebrew Books” by Rabbi ElliFischer on September18,

Here's something that might make it even more difficult. My uncle was in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, and many years ago I spoke on the phone with Milton Wolf in Berkeley, who had access at that time

I personally think that it may/might have been a typo that might have meant "Ne". It could have been intended that Marvin was born with the Surname "Fennimore" and its now "Fein". Just a personal

Dear Miriam, From my cousin in England who has done extensive research in this area. See attachment below, first notes to me last. Best, Ronnie Hess (she/her), Madison, WI, USA Researching: HESS,

Richard Beach: Thank you for posting the link! As a teen I was told by my parents that a close friend of our family had served in the Lincoln Brigade. He was a sweet, gentle man who had married my

What about the Alta Lena incident? -- Nancy L. Reicher Kansas City MO

Historian Henry Abramson discusses the Jews of Norwich on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AgO_DBqMzU Albert Braunstein Melbourne, Australia

Good afternoon. On my latest entry to the digest, the 10th item about Fanny Ridge and ski is listed in short form but I do not see the expanded message appearing. I see number nine message including

BZ Fennimore must be Marvin's current wife or partner. See https://www.templesinaipgh.org/celebrate30 BZ is a nickname; BeenVerified.com lists her as Beatrice. According to several newspaper

I have an obituary that reads in part: Fein, Dorothy (Abrams). Age 92, on Wednesday, December 31, 2008. Loving mother of Marvin (Bz Fennimore) Fein. I don't understand what the "Bz Fennimore" refers

All great ideas, thank you, but I have zero paperwork on her, just two photos and my late dad’s word that her surname was Solomonski. I may need professional help finding any documentation. I am not

On Fri, Sep 2, 2022 at 06:14 PM, <Lmeyer8090@...> wrote: It is also possible that the street still exists, but has been re-named. ...I also found this map from 1949, which shows that 69th street north

. Again, many thanks to the discussion group members for your invaluable assistance. Irene KARPMAN Lerner email address ILernem@...

Judith Berlowitz has done extensive research on the Spanish Civil War. https://www.judithberlowitzauthor.com/contact -- Ken Ryesky, Petach Tikva, Israel kenneth.ryesky@...

According to FamilyTreeDNA (Big Y-700 test), I share a common direct paternal line ancestor (Y-DNA Haplogroup J-ZS4297) with the 0- to 3-year-old boy (SB604) found in the well. Our common ancestor