From: GArnstein@... <ga304n@...> Date: Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 16:53 Subject: Re: frenchsig digest: March 02, 2012 To: French SIG <frenchsig@...> Pierre Hahn asked:

From: GArnstein@... <ga304n@...> Date: Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 16:53 Subject: Re: frenchsig digest: March 02, 2012 To: French SIG <frenchsig@...> Pierre Hahn asked:

In seeking to complete a translation >from the original German text of the chapter on Ronsperg in Hugo Gold's book on Jewish Communities in Bohemia in 1930s, I am stuck on two terms: 1) The names

In seeking to complete a translation >from the original German text of the chapter on Ronsperg in Hugo Gold's book on Jewish Communities in Bohemia in 1930s, I am stuck on two terms: 1) The names

Shalom, To begin with, I am very excited to inform you that no less than 5 new Translation Project funds were initiated over this last month: - Briceni, Moldova - Jadow, Poland - Sierpc, Poland -

I am trying to understand where Hrabkov, Saris might have been in the 1860s-1890s and where it would be located today. I do find a Hrabkov, Saros, which was in the Hungarian Kingdom, part of the

Shalom, To begin with, I am very excited to inform you that no less than 5 new Translation Project funds were initiated over this last month: - Briceni, Moldova - Jadow, Poland - Sierpc, Poland -

I am trying to understand where Hrabkov, Saris might have been in the 1860s-1890s and where it would be located today. I do find a Hrabkov, Saros, which was in the Hungarian Kingdom, part of the

The IAJGS (International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies) recognizes individuals and organizations with four prestigious annual awards for excellence in Jewish genealogy. It is now time

The IAJGS (International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies) recognizes individuals and organizations with four prestigious annual awards for excellence in Jewish genealogy. It is now time

Hello A recent visit to the Cape Town Archives provided some naturalisation papers, one of which had the following interesting handwritten comment: "Chief Clerk, The applicant being a Russian Jew,

Hello A recent visit to the Cape Town Archives provided some naturalisation papers, one of which had the following interesting handwritten comment: "Chief Clerk, The applicant being a Russian Jew,

While I am continuing my translations of the biographies found within Zalmen Zylbercweig's "Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre" (having translated to date nearly 1,700 of the shorter biographies), I

While I am continuing my translations of the biographies found within Zalmen Zylbercweig's "Lexicon of the Yiddish Theatre" (having translated to date nearly 1,700 of the shorter biographies), I

Dear h-SIGgers, I've learned very recently through ViewMate, via expert genner Dora Pataricza, that my great-grandfather, Meier (Miksa/Max) GATTMANN, committed suicide at the age of 71, in 1882. Cause

Dear h-SIGgers, I've learned very recently through ViewMate, via expert genner Dora Pataricza, that my great-grandfather, Meier (Miksa/Max) GATTMANN, committed suicide at the age of 71, in 1882. Cause

Hi everyone, I made great progress in my family tree. I was able to find the earliest of ancestors - 3rd Great Grandfather Jacob Schonfeld (1796-1856) and his brother Josef Schonfeld (not to be

I am trying to understand where Hrabkov, Saris might have been in the 1860s-1890s and where it would be located today. I do find a Hrabkov, Saros, which was in the Hungarian Kingdom, part of the

Hi everyone, I made great progress in my family tree. I was able to find the earliest of ancestors - 3rd Great Grandfather Jacob Schonfeld (1796-1856) and his brother Josef Schonfeld (not to be

I am trying to understand where Hrabkov, Saris might have been in the 1860s-1890s and where it would be located today. I do find a Hrabkov, Saros, which was in the Hungarian Kingdom, part of the