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Re: New Nasielsk Cemetery Inscription Resource - Russian and Hebrew Translation Request

The four images are a description of the Dubno, Volynprovince, synagogue and, possibly, community. The images are too small and areof poor quality. The text is signed by the Rabbi of the Dubno

By boris · #640315 ·

Unable to View The Hessen Gatermann Index

Is there a problem with being able to view The Hessen Gatermann Index on JewishGen? I was able to view the entries there before, but now when I try to open one of them it takes me to the “DFG

By Joyce Eastman · #640314 ·

Re: Kanth near Breslau, Silesia ( now called Katy Wroclawskie)

At mapping... you saw Beate Heidenfeld, Born 1924? you can look also here: https://www.bundesarchiv.de/gedenkbuch/directory.html.en?result

By André Günther <andremichael.guenther@...> · #640313 ·

Re: Kanth near Breslau, Silesia ( now called Katy Wroclawskie)

hi, each town everywhere decides if they would allow Stolpersteine or not.

By André Günther <andremichael.guenther@...> · #640312 ·

Please help us solve a 50 Yr Old Family Mystery! #general #poland

Hello All, We have a 50+ year family secret we'd love to solve. Our mother and her sisters took their grave any knowledge of my Grandma Bessie Appel / Pesa Appel. Growing up we were told she was

By FamilySearchPoland · #640311 ·

Re: This week's Yizkor book excerpt on the JewishGen Facebook page

I interacted with NIAB Grodno in 2013 and was able to obtain a single record. I told them what record I wanted. They replied with a draft invoice and the forms I had to complete. The invoice included

By Bob Fitterman <bobf@...> · #640310 ·

Re: Finding JewishJen referenced document in Lithuanian archives

KRA must refer to the Kaunas archives. -- _______________________________________ Boris Feldblyum boris@...

By boris · #640309 ·

ROTTERSMAN

I am currently researching the ancestors of my mother's father, Samuel ROTTERSMAN (1895-1947). Samuel was the son of Isaac ROTTERSMAN, who was born in 1861 in Stanislawice, Poland, near Bochnia and

By Sheldon Dan <sheldan1955@...> · #640308 ·

New Nasielsk Cemetery Inscription Resource - Russian and Hebrew Translation Request

Hello Genners, I recently became aware of a "new" resource available from the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP - http://cahjp.nli.org.il/webfm_send/1006 on page 37) for the

By Aaron Slotnik · #640307 ·

Re: Finding JewishJen referenced document in Lithuanian archives

KRA is the Kaunus Regional Historical Archives. https://www.litvaksig.org/information-and-tools/archives-and-repositories/kaunas-regional-state-archives I don’t think that they do research but if

By Jo Ann Goldwater · #640306 ·

Zajonc descendants from Lubartów,Lublin Gubernia,(records in Fond 1752 Lublin Archive),Located at 51°28’ 22°38’

A Jewishgen search of my paternal ancestral family name also brings me to JRI Poland and the following list of BMD at Lubartów, Lublin Gubernia,(records in Fond 1752 Lublin Archive), located at

By David Ziants · #640305 ·

Re: Jewish refugees in Tashkent during WWII - Moroz

Hello Everyone - this is an extremely interesting and personal story for me. As I understand that my late mother then Felicia Heringman ended up there in transit during WWII. Sadly she went to her

By Dave Lichtenstein · #640304 ·

Rocher...Rocker... just not sure

Hello, I am trying to trace my great-grandmothers' family. Nope the apostrophe is not wrong. Turns out my great grandmothers were sisters: Rose (Rochel) and Sara Rocher.... Anyway, I believe they

By srhewitt@... · #640303 ·

RootsTech 2020 Livestream of Selected Sessions

For those who are unable to attend this year’s RootsTech in Salt Lake City, Utah, February 26-29, 2020 you can watch selected sessions from the comfort of your home for free. The times given are

By Jan Meisels Allen · #640302 ·

Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland

I have finally completed the database identifying 31,142 names which appear in the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland card collection. This database is available on Steve Morse’s website,

By Lande · #640301 ·

March 15: children's genealogy program at the Center for Jewish History in New York

Join us for an exciting morning of activities that will inform, inspire, and motivate you to learn more about the history of your family and community. KIDS IN THE ‘HOOD: Discover the History of

By Moriah Amit · #640300 ·

Re: Did you know...the term Health Care Provider came from Nazi Germany?

As a medical social worker in the 1970s, I always understood the term "provider" to be a catchall that included doctors, nurses, physician assistants, social workers, mental health counselors,

By jbonline1111@... · #640299 ·

Re: Jewish refugees in Tashkent during WWII - Moroz

An interesting book about this topic is "To the Tashkent Station, Evacuation and Survival in the Soviet Union at War" by Rebecca Manley. The book, published in 2009, is described as "the first

By Beth Galleto · #640298 ·

Re: Did you know...the term Health Care Provider came from Nazi Germany?

This thread is one of themost interesting and stimulating in a long time. And, in my view, it is directlyrelated to genealogy. I happen to be more interested in learning about ourancestors’ lives

By boris · #640297 ·

2 ZOLDAN brothers, Chicago or Pennsylvania

I have a ZOLDAN relative who was born in Kispatak (Richka) in 1906. In the 1920’s as an orphan he traveled to and settled in Chile. In 1999 he penned a letter to all the ZOLDANs he could find in

By David Zoldan · #640296 ·

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