Re: Yiddish Ditties
#yiddish
Sherri Bobish
Isaac,
This upcoming free online talk and film screening from Fordham University's Center for Jewish Studies may interest you, although it is in regards to traditional music of the Jews of Ukraine, not Lithuania. I have no further information than what is in the following link. Link to register: https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1362/18/interior.aspx?sid=1362&gid=1&pgid=10227&cid=18732&bledit=1&dids=312 Tuesday, April 26, 2022 4 p.m. EST
A Virtual Film Screening and Panel Discussion A panel discussion of a documentary “Song Searcher,” a documentary about Moyshe Beregovsky, a musician and scholar, who traveled across Ukraine during the most dramatic years of Soviet history with a phonograph to record and study the traditional music of Ukrainian Jews. His work began in the 1920’s and ended with his arrest and imprisonment in a Stalinist labor camp in 1950. Most of the songs he recorded on hundreds of fragile wax cylinders were deemed destroyed. But Beregovsky succeeded in saving the musical heritage of the centuries-old Yiddish civilization. He rescued the Living Voice of Ukrainian Jews from the flames of the Holocaust but paid for it with his life. A password protected link to a virtual screening of the film and a zoom link to the panel discussion will be provided upon registration. Panelists: Anna Shternishis, University of Toronto Lyudmila Sholokhova, NYPL-Dorot Jewish Division Mark Slobin, Wesleyan University Gennady Estraikh, NYU Best regards, Sherri Bobish
Searching: RATOWSKY / CHAIMSON (Ariogala / Rogala, Lith.) WALTZMAN / WALZMAN (Ustrzyki Dolne / Istryker, Pol.) LEVY / BRANDT (Tyrawa Woloska, Pol.) BOJDA / BLEIWEISS (Tarnow & Tarnobrzeg, Pol.) LEFFENFELD / ROSENWASSER / KALTER (Daliowa & Jasliska, Pol.) SOLON / SOLAN / SOKOLSKY (Grodek, Bialystok, Pol.) BOBISH / APPEL (Odessa ?) |
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Re: Help Reading 1903 Ship Manifest
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Diane Jacobs
I thought the name was Hochberg.
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Diane Jacobs On Feb 28, 2022, at 5:28 PM, Susan&David <rosens@...> wrote:
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Re: Cause of death on this NYC death certificate? (Viewmate)
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irene bookbinder bookbinder
Does anyone know how I can get a NYC death certificate for my grandmother that lists the cause of death. My father's death certificate doesn't list cause of death
-- Irene Bookbinder |
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LitvakSIG Public BOF Zoom meeting for Passports and Vilnius Household Registers
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#lithuania
#events
Russ Maurer
If your relatives were anywhere in Lithuania during the interwar years, you won't want to miss the upcoming LitvakSIG Birds-of-a-Feather session focusing on passport applications and Vilnius household registers. The BOF session will be held over Zoom on Sunday, March 13, 2022 at 12:00 noon EST. A recording of the session will be available publicly for 30 days on the LitvakSIG website. The Passports/Household Registers BOF session is free and open to all, but registration is required. To register, please click on the following link or copy and paste it into your browser (if the URL is interrupted by a line break, be sure to copy both lines): Alternatively,you may use this short URL instead: https://tinyurl.com/Passports-BOF I hope to see you there! Russ Maurer Vilnius Household Registers project coordinator Records Acquisition & Translation coordinator LitvakSIG |
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Re: Help Reading 1903 Ship Manifest
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Susan&David
Ancestry.com has the name indexed as Michael Kaminger. The boy is a
grand nephew, David. destined for his grandfather. Debra's
destination is her brother, and Michael's destination is his b.i.l,
(Brother-in-law). all going to the same person and same place,
Bradford Ave. Brooklyn. The three are held for the Board of Special
Inquiry, (See image 56 on Ancestry)
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Held for Dr. Certificate for something- maybe for man. No other details on this. David's surname on Ancestry is indexed as Huhbberg. Quite difficult to make out. David Rosen Boston, MA On 2/27/2022 11:08 PM,
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There is very little in the way of records available on immigrants who returned to Europe. The only collections that I'm aware of are located at NARA in Philadelphia, and both are, as you mentioned, around WWI -- see the article "NARA Coast to Coast: Emigration Records at the National Archives at Philadelphia, Part 1" (I don't think they ever got around to publishing Part 2): https://narations.blogs.archives.gov/2010/10/25/nara-coast-to-coast-emigration-records-at-the-national-archives-at-philadelphia-part-1/
You may get lucky and find their outbound journey at a connecting port, such as Liverpool -- try searching for them on a site that specializes in European records, such as FindMyPast. Regards, David Oseas |
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Email Received from a friend of Gesher Galicia in Italy
Hi all, I just spoke with Rav Kolesnik from Ivano Frankivsk. I know him because some years ago I went in Ivano Frankivsk to make a research on my family LUFT from that town.
I called it him because I had the program to go there with a van to bring what they need and eventually take some people out of Ukraine. Ivano Frankivsk is just 1600 km from my home.
They heard some explosions in town but the situation in the Jewish community is calm for the moment. We want to help these people, as we want to help other Jews in need in Jewish Galicia in Ukraine.
Apparently the only way to help them is to send money to buy what they need. I gave to Rav Kolesnik my availability to make a shipment if they need something. And I renewal my availability to Gesher Galicia. From Mykhailo Zubar, Gesher Galicia's representative in Ukraine Kyiv, 12:45 Kyiv time, [10:45 GMT, February 28]
Our pessimistic forecasts did not come true and the night passed relatively calmly. There were several air raid alerts, but no gunfire was heard. It was quiet in our area of the city, so I slept the best that I have since the start of the war. We are still sleeping in our clothes, though. I think that this pause may be connected with the start of negotiations, but we are afraid that if they do not produce a result, everything will begin again.
Today my wife and I left our building for the first time since Friday. We have a small market near us, and we were able to buy vegetables, meat and some cereals. As a result, we now even have a small stock of food. There are huge queues of people everywhere, because they are still selling old goods, though the authorities have promised that when they run out, the delivery of essential products will be arranged.
While we were standing in the market, a Russian missile was shot down above us. |
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The book ספר הלכות גדולות and Rabbi Dov Ber of Plunge's father, Rabbi Sheftel
#rabbinic
#lithuania
aaran1286@...
Shalom,
The book "ספר הלכות גדולות : על פי מהדורת ויניציה ש״ח ושאר דפוסים וכתבי־יד" mentions that Rav Dov Ber of Plunge's (ancestor of Israel Salanter) father was called Sheftel. I have attached the excerpt from google books which says this. However, in Rabbi Yehezkel Katzenellenbogen's book "Kneset Yehezkel", a primary source where Dov Ber is mentioned, it does not mention his father. I would be very grateful if someone could suggest a source that corroborates what is said in the book attached. If someone happens to have the book, then the citation for this information would be greatly appreciated. Kol tuv, Yoav Aran London |
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Help Gold and Blumenthal
#poland
David Buford
Does anyone know how the Golds and Blumenthal's of Bialystok are related?
-- Linda Gold Buford davidlinda@... Researching: Poland or other GOLD, BREWDA - BREVDA - BRAUDA , BLUMENTHAL, PALTER - SPITZ, GILCHENSKI Kobryn, Belarus Belarus - KAMENETZKI - KAMIENKA Russia - SALIMAN, SCHREIBER, SEGAL, WALDMANN Israel - PALTER |
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Looking for Selma Reichman from Vienna - Kindertransport refugee
#holocaust
Harvey Kaplan
Looking to find what became of Selma Reichman, born early 1930s (?) in
Vienna. Came on Kindertransport to London and was looked after for a time by Josephine and Samuel Cohen. thanks Harvey Kaplan Glasgow |
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Re: Seeking Hebrew translation on headstones
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fredelfruhman
You have received a number of responses, some of which contradict each other. You've also asked several questions. I will try to help.
Bertha's Hebrew name is BRACHA. It means blessing. Her father's Hebrew name is Avraham. You say that the records show "Benjamin". One question that I would ask is: are you sure that you have the correct gravestone? If the answer is yes, there are many possible explanations for the differences in name. For example, Avraham might be her biological father, while Benjamin might be the man who raised her. Or, her father might have had a double Hebrew name, such as Avraham Binyamin, and the Binyamin (Benjamin) part became how he was known secularly, but fell away (or was forgotten) as being part of his Hebrew name. But, the most likely reason is that there are no real "rules" about "matching" religious and secular names, and Avraham might have been his religious name, given to him at his brit, while Benjamin was the secular name put on his birth certificate. Louis Goldberg had a double Hebrew name, and so did his father: ARON LAYB son of Shimon Yehuda the Levite. These "double names" are sort of like a first name followed by a middle name. The family name is not part of this. You seem to expect them to include "Goldberg". However, even though some tombstones do include the family name in the Hebrew, most do not. As someone else wrote, "Aron" is an unusual form of the much-more-common "Aharon". For the future, may I suggest that you post images of tombstones on the ViewMate feature of jewishgen, instead of to the group. Here is how: https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/topost.asp Fredel Fruhman Brooklyn, New York, USA |
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Message from Alex Krakovsky
#ukraine
See message just posted by Alex........he is absolutely amazing.....
Also there is a second posting he made yesterday referring to the situation (warning......it is XXX rated) -- |
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Re: Identify Birthplace in Russia
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Feige Stern
To me it looks like Rossover.
I took a look at the JGen town finder database. I entered "Ros" and did a search "begins with" That brought a long list. One was Rosava in Ukraine. You don't include the name of the person you're researching, but there are 23 people who've listed that town in the JGFF database. It might include names you know which might provide a clue. All the best, Feige Kauvar Stern Cleveland, OH |
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You can either go to the following link... https://www.archives.gov/research/immigration/overview ... where you'll be able to locate a (free) searchable database within the "National Archives Catalog". Or you can go to the following link... https://www.familysearch.org/en/wiki/United_States_Immigration_Online_Genealogy_Records ... that also has (free) searchable resources as well. Good Luck! :-)) -- V/R, Brian D. Kerr, Esq SSG, U.S. Army (Retired) SSA, Brigade G1, U.S. Army (Retired) |
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Help translating Yiddish letter for GOLD
#poland
#translation
David Buford
I have a letter to my father from Bialystok dated in 1939. I am not sure if this is the whole letter or not. I would love as much of a translation as possible but definitely names, places, and interesting facts about what is going on. Thanks in advance.
https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=97527 -- Linda Gold Buford davidlinda@... Researching: Poland or other GOLD, BREWDA - BREVDA - BRAUDA , BLUMENTHAL, PALTER - SPITZ, GILCHENSKI Kobryn, Belarus Belarus - KAMENETZKI - KAMIENKA Russia - SALIMAN, SCHREIBER, SEGAL, WALDMANN Israel - PALTER |
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Re: Joint Message about the Situation in Ukraine
#JewishGenUpdates
#ukraine
Laurence Broun
One of the amazing parts of my experience in coordinating the translation of a Yizkor Book was being approached by the local Ukrainians to support a translation of the Yizkor Book to their language as well as to English. Much as changed in Ukraine as it leans towards Western values the last 30 years. I thank my friends at the Rivne State Humanitarian University who have worked these past few years to help preserve, translate and publish materials honoring the lost Jewish community in Mizoch, and to conduct programs in Ukraine to prevent xenophobia and antisemitism. Together, we fight for a bessere welt. |
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Re: News Recap from Ukraine Sunday Feb. 27th from Gesher Galicia
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#ukraine
#poland
#general
#announcements
Laurence Broun
Thank you for your "situation report."
I will add that Rivne has a relatively quiet night. Our translator for the Ukrainian language version of the Yizkor Book of Mizoch reports everyone finally found some hours of sleep after several nights of missile attacks. Interestingly, last week he submitted four additional chapters to be published in the Yizkor Book translation (they should be posted soon.) This week, he is translating Ukrainian media reports into English for international dissemination. We thank him and all the translators who are keeping the world informed regarding the struggle against tyranny. -- Larry (Itzik Leib) Broun Washington, DC | USA e-mail: Laurencebroun@... English version: https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Mizoch/Mizoch.html Ukrainian version: https://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Mizoch/Mizochu.html |
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Re: Joint Message about the Situation in Ukraine
#JewishGenUpdates
#ukraine
Thanks for all that Jewishgen, Gesher Galicia and JRI-Poland are doing to support our friends in Ukraine. I suggest the Washington Post and NYTimes as excellent sources of information on what is happening. Here is today's Editorial in the Washington Post which gives and excellent summary of where things stand.
Washington Post - Opinion: The war is not going Putin’s way. Congress must pass Ukraine aid swiftly. думка: війна йде не так, як Путін. Конгрес має швидко передати Україні допомогу. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/02/27/war-is-not-going-putins-way-congress-must-pass-ukraine-aid-swiftly/ I have been using google translate to communicate with some of my friends in Ukraine. Vladislav Davidzon in conversation with Armin Rosen. They are both with Tablet. TODAY AT 11 a.m. EST
CLICK HERE FOR Registration LINK https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_MuT6dkgLQFiDhPwzvJ2JtA
Armin is a friend of mine. Tony Hausner Silver Spring, MD |
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I am looking for passenger manifests traveling back to Europe from the US 1904-1908. Most likely the Holland -American line. I have only been able to find out going records beginning in 1914. Guidance appreciated.
-- Diane Katz gdbkatz@... |
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Re: Yiddish Ditties
#yiddish
mpipik
There are quite a few people who are involved in Yiddish song collection. You can submit a question here and someone should follow up. https://www.yiddishfolksong.com/ There are very well-know musicians/singers in Yiddish circles. Jessica Schein NYC |
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