In checking the JRI updates *Tarnopol area", I came across a first names that I do not know how to pronounce. Male: Jached What is the correct pronounciation? Is it polish, yiddish

"Mary Weil" <mw2085@...> wrote Kaliningrad, Russia This strategic part of ex East Prussia, situated alongside the Baltic shores is separated >from the rest of the Russian mainland by

I think Mary is referring to the former East Prussian city of Koenigsberg, which is presently named Kaliningrad and is the capital of the Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea. You'll find it on any

This is probably a(nother!) good occasion for a reminder to check out the JewishGen archives. The Feivish question is one of many that shows up in great detail every couple of years and a look at

In checking the JRI updates *Tarnopol area", I came across several first names that I do not know how to pronounce. One woman was listed 7 times, with 6 different spellings. Siencie Szencie

"Mary Weil" <mw2085@...> wrote Kaliningrad, Russia This strategic part of ex East Prussia, situated alongside the Baltic shores is separated >from the rest of the Russian mainland by

I think Mary is referring to the former East Prussian city of Koenigsberg, which is presently named Kaliningrad and is the capital of the Russian enclave on the Baltic Sea. You'll find it on any

This is probably a(nother!) good occasion for a reminder to check out the JewishGen archives. The Feivish question is one of many that shows up in great detail every couple of years and a look at

In checking the JRI updates *Tarnopol area", I came across a first names that I do not know how to pronounce. Male: Jached What is the correct pronounciation? Is it polish, yiddish

In checking the JRI updates *Tarnopol area", I came across several first names that I do not know how to pronounce. One woman was listed 7 times, with 6 different spellings. Siencie Szencie

I would like to thank everyone who has been so helpful with information regarding the subject of German officers in WW I. This question was for a friend of mine, but the subject has always interested

I would like to thank everyone who has been so helpful with information regarding the subject of German officers in WW I. This question was for a friend of mine, but the subject has always interested

Dear LitvakSIG subscribers: Based on virused messages we are receiving with subject lines captured >from a previously posted message dated 28 May 2003 to this mailing list someone who is presently a

Dear LitvakSIG subscribers: Based on virused messages we are receiving with subject lines captured >from a previously posted message dated 28 May 2003 to this mailing list someone who is presently a

Because of the importance in shedding light on this subject, may I suggest to the moderator to pass on this message anyways. MODERATOR REPLY: I consider this to be worth posting since it contains a

Because of the importance in shedding light on this subject, may I suggest to the moderator to pass on this message anyways. MODERATOR REPLY: I consider this to be worth posting since it contains a

While browsing through the JRI-Poland database for towns in southern Poland (Galicia) I noticed many people whose town of residence was across the border in what is now eastern Slovakia. My guess

While browsing through the JRI-Poland database for towns in southern Poland (Galicia) I noticed many people whose town of residence was across the border in what is now eastern Slovakia. My guess

Dear Gila Miriam, My father, his sister and his parents lived in Csaky u. 20, first floor. In the basement, if I understood correctly, there was a paper factory called "Varga es Weiss". My father's

Dear Gila Miriam, My father, his sister and his parents lived in Csaky u. 20, first floor. In the basement, if I understood correctly, there was a paper factory called "Varga es Weiss". My father's