The name "Leib" is the Yiddish word for lion. In Hebrew, it is "Arye". Sheldon Clare, Ph.D Tucson, AZ

The name "Leib" is the Yiddish word for lion. In Hebrew, it is "Arye". Sheldon Clare, Ph.D Tucson, AZ

Shalom to all! Just in time for your leisurely perusal during the Pessach holidays, here is version A of the program for the 24th IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy! I think you will find it above

Shalom to all! Just in time for your leisurely perusal during the Pessach holidays, here is version A of the program for the 24th IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy! I think you will find it above

Shalom to all! Just in time for your leisurely perusal during the Pessach holidays, here is version A of the program for the 24th IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy! I think you will find it above

Shalom to all! Just in time for your leisurely perusal during the Pessach holidays, here is version A of the program for the 24th IAJGS Conference on Jewish Genealogy! I think you will find it above

Hello & Chag sameach, We are trying to trace the descendants of Max - Mordechai KARMIN And his brother Judke-John Karmin, who arrived around 1908-1910 to NYC. >from Grajewo or Grajewe, then west

Hello & Chag sameach, We are trying to trace the descendants of Max - Mordechai KARMIN And his brother Judke-John Karmin, who arrived around 1908-1910 to NYC. >from Grajewo or Grajewe, then west

The book mentioned by Mr.Jakubovic about the jews serving in the Austro-Hungarian army is available here in Budapest at the Rabbinical Seminary Library! I made some photocopies >from the soldiers'

The book mentioned by Mr.Jakubovic about the jews serving in the Austro-Hungarian army is available here in Budapest at the Rabbinical Seminary Library! I made some photocopies >from the soldiers'

Dear H-siggers, I saw the book at Yad Vashem in 2000. As Uri mentions, it has no index. If I remember correctly, some pages mention the type of medal followed by names, other pages have a list

Dear H-siggers, I saw the book at Yad Vashem in 2000. As Uri mentions, it has no index. If I remember correctly, some pages mention the type of medal followed by names, other pages have a list

Subject: Jews in the Austro-Hungarian Army From: "Meyer Denn" <meyersdenn@...> Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:01:47 -0800 X-Message-Number: 4 Hi All, Many people have written to ask me how to contact

Subject: Jews in the Austro-Hungarian Army From: "Meyer Denn" <meyersdenn@...> Date: Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:01:47 -0800 X-Message-Number: 4 Hi All, Many people have written to ask me how to contact

I am beginning to research the following surnames: SALMON (possibly SALOMON or similar) >from Krautheim, Baden-Wuerttemberg, late 18th century STEINAM, LEVI >from Gossmannsdorf am Main, Bayern, near

I am beginning to research the following surnames: SALMON (possibly SALOMON or similar) >from Krautheim, Baden-Wuerttemberg, late 18th century STEINAM, LEVI >from Gossmannsdorf am Main, Bayern, near

Marilyn cc Gersig I saw your messages about researching in Brilon Westfalia and visting Rheinland Pfalz. Have you seen the following 380 page book published by the Stadt Brilon in 1991 and printed

Marilyn cc Gersig I saw your messages about researching in Brilon Westfalia and visting Rheinland Pfalz. Have you seen the following 380 page book published by the Stadt Brilon in 1991 and printed

Especially if you are looking for rare names : The map of your name in France between 1891 and 1990. http://www.genealogy.tm.fr/patro2.htm Happy Pessah ! Micheline Gutmann asso.genami@...

Especially if you are looking for rare names : The map of your name in France between 1891 and 1990. http://www.genealogy.tm.fr/patro2.htm Happy Pessah ! Micheline Gutmann asso.genami@...