Re: ZWEIGENHAFT
#germany
Elizabeth Jackson
MODERATOR NOTE: When you write in reply to an earlier GerSig message ** Please **
make "Re:" the first word in your subject line. Re: / Reply messages are usually approved first by the Moderators. Thanks. Dear members, Sonia Nayle wrote that "Bruno KREBS listed his address as Munich, Auessere Prinzregenstr. 20, Germany. The card says. "b. Zweigenhaft. I have not been able to locate where Zweigenhaft is." I believe in this case "ZWEIGENHAFT" is a person's surname, someone whom Bruno KREBS was staying with. If you do an Internet search, you will find several listings for the surname ZWEIGENHAFT. Hope this helps! Elizabeth Jackson Tennessee, USA |
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German SIG #Germany Re: ZWEIGENHAFT
#germany
Elizabeth Jackson
MODERATOR NOTE: When you write in reply to an earlier GerSig message ** Please **
make "Re:" the first word in your subject line. Re: / Reply messages are usually approved first by the Moderators. Thanks. Dear members, Sonia Nayle wrote that "Bruno KREBS listed his address as Munich, Auessere Prinzregenstr. 20, Germany. The card says. "b. Zweigenhaft. I have not been able to locate where Zweigenhaft is." I believe in this case "ZWEIGENHAFT" is a person's surname, someone whom Bruno KREBS was staying with. If you do an Internet search, you will find several listings for the surname ZWEIGENHAFT. Hope this helps! Elizabeth Jackson Tennessee, USA |
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Re: SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
#germany
Norrico Inc. <norrico@...>
Re: SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
The link that was posted (in GERSIG Digest for Friday, August 06, 2004) to the official web page of the City of Frankfurt was broken (extra spaces). The following is correct: http://www.frankfurt.de/sis/English.php?_navi=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt.de% 2Fsis%2Fsis%2Flist.php%3Fpage%3D07_nav_seite&_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt .de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Fdetail.php%3Fid%3D78048%26_reload%3D1 Frank Hammelbacher in Jamaica Estates, NY |
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German SIG #Germany Re: SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
#germany
Norrico Inc. <norrico@...>
Re: SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
The link that was posted (in GERSIG Digest for Friday, August 06, 2004) to the official web page of the City of Frankfurt was broken (extra spaces). The following is correct: http://www.frankfurt.de/sis/English.php?_navi=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt.de% 2Fsis%2Fsis%2Flist.php%3Fpage%3D07_nav_seite&_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt .de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Fdetail.php%3Fid%3D78048%26_reload%3D1 Frank Hammelbacher in Jamaica Estates, NY |
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Re: Refugee visits to German home towns
#germany
Hans Nord <hhnord@...>
Dear GerSig-ers
I found the first messages on this topic when checking for my e-mail messages in the hotel in Hamburg, Germany while on a "Refugee visit to my German home town"!!! I am now back home. On the whole, the visit was fabulous!!! The city had a very nice and appropriate program for us. There were several periods of "free time". During that time I took care of various errands and did some sight seeing , including visits to my previous home and school (I managed to see both >from the inside). I met several people who knew my family, etc. After the program I stayed to visit the city archives and saw many family records and I stayed at the archives to attend a meeting of the Hamburg Scociety for Jewish Genealogy. The organizer of the program was Mrs. Carola Meinhardt. Her e-mail address is Carola.Meinhardt@... Hans H. Nord Newtown, PA <hhnord@...> |
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German SIG #Germany Re: Refugee visits to German home towns
#germany
Hans Nord <hhnord@...>
Dear GerSig-ers
I found the first messages on this topic when checking for my e-mail messages in the hotel in Hamburg, Germany while on a "Refugee visit to my German home town"!!! I am now back home. On the whole, the visit was fabulous!!! The city had a very nice and appropriate program for us. There were several periods of "free time". During that time I took care of various errands and did some sight seeing , including visits to my previous home and school (I managed to see both >from the inside). I met several people who knew my family, etc. After the program I stayed to visit the city archives and saw many family records and I stayed at the archives to attend a meeting of the Hamburg Scociety for Jewish Genealogy. The organizer of the program was Mrs. Carola Meinhardt. Her e-mail address is Carola.Meinhardt@... Hans H. Nord Newtown, PA <hhnord@...> |
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine Re: anyone recognize Smirinka (Zhmerinka?)
#ukraine
NFatouros@...
In a message dated 8/7/04 8:28:15 AM, Rose Feldman (rosef@...)
writes: << My father is >from the GITNER family of Litin. I know there are Gitner's in Chmil'nyk. But on the Ellis Island DB there is a Joseph GITNER - a butcher (my great grandfather and one of his sons were butchers - "shochet" , who is listed as coming >from Smirinka Russia. I can't find it on google. I am guessing that the "ka" at the end means it is a smaller place. Joseph came in 1909 and his daughter joined him in 1922. At that time Joseph was living in Birmingham Alabama.>> Perhaps Rose has forgotten that she inquired about Smirinka before, in early March, 2002. Back then, after I viewed her relative's ship manifest where the town's name is indeed spelled as "Smirinka" I wrote to her and to this group suggesting that the town's name was probably "Zhmerinka" which is south of Kiev and southwest of Vinnitsa in the province of Podolia. Now I add that "Where We Once Walked" says that Zhmerinka, also spelled as "Zmerinka" and "Schmerinka" had a pre-war Jewish population of 4,380. Its map coordinates are 48'01/28'06. Also, at: http://www.jewishroute.kiev.ua/p/zhmerinka.html Rose can read a little history of Zhmerinka and view three photographs showing different views. Postcards of the town are availble at a price according to at least two websites. More information about Zhmerinka, taken >from the Encyclopedia Judaica, about the life and fate of its Jews can be read at: http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/pages/t087/t08739.html Another website says that in March, 1918 WWI the 25th Army Corps of Austro-Hungarian army had its command at Zhmerinka which stayed there "until the end" when its troops revolted. Still another website, (this one for some Christian evangelists) says that Zhmerinka where they held a "tent meeting" is about a four hours drive >from Kiev. Of course, I could still be wrong in believing that Rose's Smirinka is really Zhmerinka! Naomi Fatouros (nee FELDMAN) Bloomington, Indiana NFatouros@... BELKOWSKY,BIELKOWSKY, BILKOWSKI, Odessa,St. Petersburg,Berdichev, Kiev;ROTHSTEIN, Kremenchug;FRASCH,Kiev;LIBERMAN,Moscow;FELDMAN, Pinsk; SCHUTZ, RETTIG, WAHL, Shcherets;LEVY, WEIL, Mulhouse; SAS/SASS,Podwolochisk; RAPOPORT, Tarnopol, Podwolochisk, RADOMYSL?; BEHAM, Salok, Kharkov; WOLPIANSKY, Ostryna. |
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Re: anyone recognize Smirinka (Zhmerinka?)
#ukraine
NFatouros@...
In a message dated 8/7/04 8:28:15 AM, Rose Feldman (rosef@...)
writes: << My father is >from the GITNER family of Litin. I know there are Gitner's in Chmil'nyk. But on the Ellis Island DB there is a Joseph GITNER - a butcher (my great grandfather and one of his sons were butchers - "shochet" , who is listed as coming >from Smirinka Russia. I can't find it on google. I am guessing that the "ka" at the end means it is a smaller place. Joseph came in 1909 and his daughter joined him in 1922. At that time Joseph was living in Birmingham Alabama.>> Perhaps Rose has forgotten that she inquired about Smirinka before, in early March, 2002. Back then, after I viewed her relative's ship manifest where the town's name is indeed spelled as "Smirinka" I wrote to her and to this group suggesting that the town's name was probably "Zhmerinka" which is south of Kiev and southwest of Vinnitsa in the province of Podolia. Now I add that "Where We Once Walked" says that Zhmerinka, also spelled as "Zmerinka" and "Schmerinka" had a pre-war Jewish population of 4,380. Its map coordinates are 48'01/28'06. Also, at: http://www.jewishroute.kiev.ua/p/zhmerinka.html Rose can read a little history of Zhmerinka and view three photographs showing different views. Postcards of the town are availble at a price according to at least two websites. More information about Zhmerinka, taken >from the Encyclopedia Judaica, about the life and fate of its Jews can be read at: http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/pages/t087/t08739.html Another website says that in March, 1918 WWI the 25th Army Corps of Austro-Hungarian army had its command at Zhmerinka which stayed there "until the end" when its troops revolted. Still another website, (this one for some Christian evangelists) says that Zhmerinka where they held a "tent meeting" is about a four hours drive >from Kiev. Of course, I could still be wrong in believing that Rose's Smirinka is really Zhmerinka! Naomi Fatouros (nee FELDMAN) Bloomington, Indiana NFatouros@... BELKOWSKY,BIELKOWSKY, BILKOWSKI, Odessa,St. Petersburg,Berdichev, Kiev;ROTHSTEIN, Kremenchug;FRASCH,Kiev;LIBERMAN,Moscow;FELDMAN, Pinsk; SCHUTZ, RETTIG, WAHL, Shcherets;LEVY, WEIL, Mulhouse; SAS/SASS,Podwolochisk; RAPOPORT, Tarnopol, Podwolochisk, RADOMYSL?; BEHAM, Salok, Kharkov; WOLPIANSKY, Ostryna. |
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Ukraine SIG #Ukraine LANDA surname project
#ukraine
Paul & Myrna Lewis <pmlewis@...>
Dear Fellow Genners,
I've noticed >from various JewishGen digests & databases that many of you are researching the surname LANDA, just as I am. In fact I may have contacted some in the past regarding any possible relationships. Now I'd like to bring that research into the 21st century by forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project. I am submitting this message to several digests, as well as the DNA one, so as to inform as many as possible about the formation of this project. My husband & I have science backgrounds, and have been very interested in the potential uses of DNA. Thus, we were very excited when in 2000, JewishGen joined with FTDNA to use DNA testing for genealogical purposes. We, and a male cousin on my mother's side, were among the first to do the tests. In just over 4 years, almost 24,000 test kits have been processed, & over 1,000 surname projects formed. If you are not familiar with using DNA testing for genealogy, or want more information about it, go to FTDNA's website: http://www.familytreedna.com We have been extremely pleased with the results of our use of DNA testing. It has helped us validate some relationships, and disprove others. And a male member of a family of whom I had no previous knowledge, matched my cousin's Y-DNA 37 markers exactly, thereby confirming that we had a common ancestor within about the last 100 years. We believe our great-grandfathers may have been brothers. My 93 year-old father, ISADORE LANDE, decided to do the DNA test in the event that after he is gone, we might find some family related to him. But the greatest gift I could give him would be to do so while he is still alive. By forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project, even if you & I don't have a fairly recent common ancestor, you may connect with someone else in the group. I am willing to coordinate the project, and would get all pertinent information >from FTDNA. I believe the Y-DNA test is cheaper through a project than if it is done individually. If you are, or have a direct male LANDA descendant, and are interested in joining the project, please respond privately to pmlewis@.... Looking forward to hearing >from you, Myrna Lande Lewis Suffern, NY USA MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please reply privately. |
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LANDA surname project
#ukraine
Paul & Myrna Lewis <pmlewis@...>
Dear Fellow Genners,
I've noticed >from various JewishGen digests & databases that many of you are researching the surname LANDA, just as I am. In fact I may have contacted some in the past regarding any possible relationships. Now I'd like to bring that research into the 21st century by forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project. I am submitting this message to several digests, as well as the DNA one, so as to inform as many as possible about the formation of this project. My husband & I have science backgrounds, and have been very interested in the potential uses of DNA. Thus, we were very excited when in 2000, JewishGen joined with FTDNA to use DNA testing for genealogical purposes. We, and a male cousin on my mother's side, were among the first to do the tests. In just over 4 years, almost 24,000 test kits have been processed, & over 1,000 surname projects formed. If you are not familiar with using DNA testing for genealogy, or want more information about it, go to FTDNA's website: http://www.familytreedna.com We have been extremely pleased with the results of our use of DNA testing. It has helped us validate some relationships, and disprove others. And a male member of a family of whom I had no previous knowledge, matched my cousin's Y-DNA 37 markers exactly, thereby confirming that we had a common ancestor within about the last 100 years. We believe our great-grandfathers may have been brothers. My 93 year-old father, ISADORE LANDE, decided to do the DNA test in the event that after he is gone, we might find some family related to him. But the greatest gift I could give him would be to do so while he is still alive. By forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project, even if you & I don't have a fairly recent common ancestor, you may connect with someone else in the group. I am willing to coordinate the project, and would get all pertinent information >from FTDNA. I believe the Y-DNA test is cheaper through a project than if it is done individually. If you are, or have a direct male LANDA descendant, and are interested in joining the project, please respond privately to pmlewis@.... Looking forward to hearing >from you, Myrna Lande Lewis Suffern, NY USA MODERATOR'S NOTE: Please reply privately. |
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LANDA surname project
#dna
Paul & Myrna Lewis <pmlewis@...>
Dear Fellow Genners,
I've noticed >from various JewishGen digests & databases that many of you are researching the surname LANDA, just as I am. In fact I may have contacted some in the past regarding any possible relationships. Now I'd like to bring that research into the 21st century by forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project. I am submitting this message to several digests, as well as the DNA one, so as to inform as many as possible about the formation of this project. My husband & I have science backgrounds, and have been very interested in the potential uses of DNA. Thus, we were very excited when in 2000, JewishGen joined with FTDNA to use DNA testing for genealogical purposes. We, and a male cousin on my mother's side, were among the first to do the tests. In just over 4 years, almost 24,000 test kits have been processed, & over 1,000 surname projects formed. If you are not familiar with using DNA testing for genealogy, or want more information about it, go to FTDNA's website: http://www.familytreedna.com We have been extremely pleased with the results of our use of DNA testing. It has helped us validate some relationships, and disprove others. And a male member of a family of whom I had no previous knowledge, matched my cousin's Y-DNA 37 markers exactly, thereby confirming that we had a common ancestor within about the last 100 years. We believe our great-grandfathers may have been brothers. My 93 year-old father, Isadore LANDE, decided to do the DNA test in the event that after he is gone, we might find some family related to him. But the greatest gift I could give him would be to do so while he is still alive. By forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project, even if you & I don't have a fairly recent common ancestor, you may connect with someone else in the group. I am willing to coordinate the project, and would get all pertinent information >from FTDNA. I believe the Y-DNA test is cheaper through a project than if it is done individually. If you are, or have a direct male LANDA descendant, and are interested in joining the project, please respond privately to < pmlewis@... >. Looking forward to hearing >from you, Myrna Lande Lewis Suffern, NY USA |
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DNA Research #DNA LANDA surname project
#dna
Paul & Myrna Lewis <pmlewis@...>
Dear Fellow Genners,
I've noticed >from various JewishGen digests & databases that many of you are researching the surname LANDA, just as I am. In fact I may have contacted some in the past regarding any possible relationships. Now I'd like to bring that research into the 21st century by forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project. I am submitting this message to several digests, as well as the DNA one, so as to inform as many as possible about the formation of this project. My husband & I have science backgrounds, and have been very interested in the potential uses of DNA. Thus, we were very excited when in 2000, JewishGen joined with FTDNA to use DNA testing for genealogical purposes. We, and a male cousin on my mother's side, were among the first to do the tests. In just over 4 years, almost 24,000 test kits have been processed, & over 1,000 surname projects formed. If you are not familiar with using DNA testing for genealogy, or want more information about it, go to FTDNA's website: http://www.familytreedna.com We have been extremely pleased with the results of our use of DNA testing. It has helped us validate some relationships, and disprove others. And a male member of a family of whom I had no previous knowledge, matched my cousin's Y-DNA 37 markers exactly, thereby confirming that we had a common ancestor within about the last 100 years. We believe our great-grandfathers may have been brothers. My 93 year-old father, Isadore LANDE, decided to do the DNA test in the event that after he is gone, we might find some family related to him. But the greatest gift I could give him would be to do so while he is still alive. By forming an FTDNA LANDA surname project, even if you & I don't have a fairly recent common ancestor, you may connect with someone else in the group. I am willing to coordinate the project, and would get all pertinent information >from FTDNA. I believe the Y-DNA test is cheaper through a project than if it is done individually. If you are, or have a direct male LANDA descendant, and are interested in joining the project, please respond privately to < pmlewis@... >. Looking forward to hearing >from you, Myrna Lande Lewis Suffern, NY USA |
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UK burial Database
#unitedkingdom
Peter and Mary Blundell <theblundells@...>
Dear Gen,
Please could someone tell me where I can find the UK burial database? Thank you, Mary in Australia MODERATOR NOTE: Please go to the All UK Database at www.jewishgen.org/databases/UK/ You will find two search engines on that page with different records in each. |
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JCR-UK SIG #UnitedKingdom UK burial Database
#unitedkingdom
Peter and Mary Blundell <theblundells@...>
Dear Gen,
Please could someone tell me where I can find the UK burial database? Thank you, Mary in Australia MODERATOR NOTE: Please go to the All UK Database at www.jewishgen.org/databases/UK/ You will find two search engines on that page with different records in each. |
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Re: Refugee Return - Stettin information requested - (Now Poland)
#germany
Ann Lewin
Hello,
I am reading with interest the fact that Germany is giving people trips to visit hometowns. I was born in Stettin which is now a part of Poland. Does the German government also pay for trips there? Do the Polish??? Would like to have anyone who can give me some input to write so that I would know the next step to take. I would like to see where my Grandparents, parents and I lived. Although my grandparents died in the camps my parents escaped with me and I live in the u.s. Would appreciate any information on these programs or any hints on direction . I have written to Poland and received no reply. Thanks everyone for your input Ralph Lewin annlewin@... Desert, CA USA |
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German SIG #Germany Re: Refugee Return - Stettin information requested - (Now Poland)
#germany
Ann Lewin
Hello,
I am reading with interest the fact that Germany is giving people trips to visit hometowns. I was born in Stettin which is now a part of Poland. Does the German government also pay for trips there? Do the Polish??? Would like to have anyone who can give me some input to write so that I would know the next step to take. I would like to see where my Grandparents, parents and I lived. Although my grandparents died in the camps my parents escaped with me and I live in the u.s. Would appreciate any information on these programs or any hints on direction . I have written to Poland and received no reply. Thanks everyone for your input Ralph Lewin annlewin@... Desert, CA USA |
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Re: Refugee return - Stuttgart visitor program
#germany
George Arnstein <garnstein@...>
The program organized by the city of Stuttgart was comprehensive (air fare,
hotel, local sightseeing, some food) and successful. There was a waiting list which was exhausted a couple of years ago and the program ended. IF someone was overlooked or skipped, there MAY be some arrangements. Contact(possibly obsolete): Georg von Pentz E-mail Address(es): u41k027@... George Arnstein in Washington, DC REPLY TO: garnstein@... |
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German SIG #Germany Re: Refugee return - Stuttgart visitor program
#germany
George Arnstein <garnstein@...>
The program organized by the city of Stuttgart was comprehensive (air fare,
hotel, local sightseeing, some food) and successful. There was a waiting list which was exhausted a couple of years ago and the program ended. IF someone was overlooked or skipped, there MAY be some arrangements. Contact(possibly obsolete): Georg von Pentz E-mail Address(es): u41k027@... George Arnstein in Washington, DC REPLY TO: garnstein@... |
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SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
#germany
Andreas J. Schwab <andreas.schwab@...>
I made a google search with "Besuchsprogramm" and "Juedische".
Some cities like Stuttgart of Berlin are about to end their visit(Note: Google will search for u-umlaut when ue is entered.) <<<<<<<<<< program for lack of funds. This is the official web page or the City of Frankfurt: http://www.frankfurt.de/sis/English.php?_navi=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt. de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Flist.php%3Fpage%3D07_nav_seite&_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt. de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Fdetail.php%3Fid%3D78048%26_reload%3D1 Some press reports on former meetings (in German): http://fhh1.hamburg.de/fhh/aktuelle_meldungen/archiv_2002/april/ pe_2002_04_11_pr_01.htm http://www.bremen.de/web/owa/p_anz_presse_mitteilung?pi_mid=31354 http://www.taz.de/pt/2004/07/07/a0056.nf/text.ges,1 http://www.abendblatt.de/daten/2004/07/30/323728.html http://www.duelmen.de/red/aktuelles/index.htm?seite=/red/aktuelles/2329.htm http://www.asf-ev.de/zeichen/99-4-10.shtml http://www.heidelberg.de/aktuelle/archiv/pd110901.htm http://www.stuttgart.de/4/sixcms/detail.php?id=5471 http://www.judentum-in-salzkotten.de/Verein/body_verein.html http://www.emder-juden.org/Chronologie/body_chronologie.html http://www.gruene-bielefeld.de/gruene/pages?page=295&session=9n49Z8LTw2 Andreas Schwab, Montreal, QC, Canada. Mailto:andreas.schwab@... |
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German SIG #Germany SITE CITE Re: Visits to former hometowns
#germany
Andreas J. Schwab <andreas.schwab@...>
I made a google search with "Besuchsprogramm" and "Juedische".
Some cities like Stuttgart of Berlin are about to end their visit(Note: Google will search for u-umlaut when ue is entered.) <<<<<<<<<< program for lack of funds. This is the official web page or the City of Frankfurt: http://www.frankfurt.de/sis/English.php?_navi=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt. de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Flist.php%3Fpage%3D07_nav_seite&_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frankfurt. de%2Fsis%2Fsis%2Fdetail.php%3Fid%3D78048%26_reload%3D1 Some press reports on former meetings (in German): http://fhh1.hamburg.de/fhh/aktuelle_meldungen/archiv_2002/april/ pe_2002_04_11_pr_01.htm http://www.bremen.de/web/owa/p_anz_presse_mitteilung?pi_mid=31354 http://www.taz.de/pt/2004/07/07/a0056.nf/text.ges,1 http://www.abendblatt.de/daten/2004/07/30/323728.html http://www.duelmen.de/red/aktuelles/index.htm?seite=/red/aktuelles/2329.htm http://www.asf-ev.de/zeichen/99-4-10.shtml http://www.heidelberg.de/aktuelle/archiv/pd110901.htm http://www.stuttgart.de/4/sixcms/detail.php?id=5471 http://www.judentum-in-salzkotten.de/Verein/body_verein.html http://www.emder-juden.org/Chronologie/body_chronologie.html http://www.gruene-bielefeld.de/gruene/pages?page=295&session=9n49Z8LTw2 Andreas Schwab, Montreal, QC, Canada. Mailto:andreas.schwab@... |
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