I've posted 3 death records in Russian for which I would greatly appreciate a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following addresses

Neilan, Have you seen your family's passenger manifest dated 23 Apr 1921 arriving at

Also, Genteam.eu has a lot of 19th century data, especially for Jewish Vienna. -- Andreas Schwab, Montreal, Canada

In connection with the possible nomination of a righteous gentile in Poland, I am trying to locate family of any of the following individuals (listed in the Survivor Cards at the Jewish Historical

Hi. After you read the following and do not understand, I will answer questions off-list, I work in this 30 years, I do not expect everyone to understand in a few words. There are 2 ways to create a

From personal experience, whether a public reply is deemed too personal to be of general interest, and is hence rejected, is entirely at the whim of the duty moderator. Likewise the oft-seen

Hi all, Are dates in 19th century Polish vital records always the Gregorian dates? I have some records that record both Julian and Gregorian dates, but when only one date is mentioned which is meant?

"Muni" or "Munya" are the first names for someone (a lawyer) from Skalat. The last name is Lempert or Lampert - which are my family names. They are written in the Skalat Memorial Book, which was

I am looking for a group, organization, Facebook group or whatever whose primary interest is what was pre WW I Koschmin, Posen, Prussia, Germany. Now known as Kos(z)min, Krotosyn, Greater Poland. My

I’m looking for descendants or relatives of a Meyers family of St. Louis, for possible repatriation of a group of family photographs I was given by a cousin. Although none of the photographs have

Yad Vashem opened a new online exhibit entitled “The Onset of Mass Murder – The Fate of Jewish Families in 1941”. The exhibit highlights the stories of 12 Jewish families who were caught in the

Dutch is my 2nd language, so, if you need a translator, please contact me: Henny M. Roth in Los Angeles, CA - (310) 289-8713 - or <hennynow@...>. Cordially, Henny

Hello Lynn, I would first try searching the Database of Familia Austria via https://www.familia-austria.at/index.php/en/overall-search Good luck and kind regards from Germany Corinna Woehrl, née

Hello. A colleague with a Jewish ancestor told me she heard that her Jewish grandmother from Lvov married a Christian (Russian Orthodox) to preserve wealthy family assets. Could that have been a

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"By Jewish law, tradition and practice, a Jew is a Jew is a Jew, whether their nearer relations lived in Ethiopia or China or Brooklyn or Aleppo. We are all one people (Yes, there are distinctions,

Yom HaShoah 2021 Global Commemoration 7 April 2021 The WE ARE HERE! Foundation and our partners HAMEC are proud to present a live streamed event for Yom HaShoah. The “Yom HaShoah Global

Sheryl: J is pronounced as Y, and W is pronounced as V. This is on FamilySearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Poland_Languages Pronunciation Guide c = ts

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If you use https://www.openarch.nl/search.php?name=Bochner I see many Bochner names all listed in the Antwerp Foreign Register, born in Poland. Just click on the first name listed and then go through