www.familysearch.org has Austro-Hungarian Armee records. 
I also did a search for Sambor / Sambir and found some Jewish records that way.
If you need more info, you  can email me directly.
MET
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Maryellen Tobiasiewicz
m_tobiasiewicz@...
family from: Bielsko-Biala powiat Poland
Gorlice powiat Poland
Lviv Oblast Ukraine

Hello,I too, have searched for many years for an English index for the Ottoman census records. My grandfather Dov Ber Goldstein was born in Jerusalem (probably) in 1883 and his parents Moshe Goldstein and Rachel (born Heinhart) seem to have come from Odessa or that area.


Ann Belinsky
Israel 

I've posted a vital record in Polish for which I need a translation. It is on ViewMate at the following address ...
https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/viewmateview.asp?key=VM94322
Please respond via the form provided on the ViewMate image page.
Thank you very much. --

I too, have searched for many years for an English index for the Ottoman census records. My grandfather Dov Ber Goldstein was born in Jerusalem (probably) in 1883 and his parents Moshe Goldstein and Rachel (born Heinhart) seem to have come from Odessa or that area.


Ann Belinsky
Israel 

I'm glad I caught this thread. I have Rudman ancestors from Zaslav/Izaslav, my great-aunt Vera was a redhead, don't have any photos of the Rudman scion, however. My mother's cousin, Viktor Rudman, who emigrated to Israel, provided me with a family tree that goes back to late 1800s/early 1900s, and I can check for Zalman and Aron Lieb. I have some relatives in my tree on geni.com, but am trying to figure out how to move to ancestry.com, as I recently ordered a DNA test. I look forward to connecting.
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Erica Fox Zabusky (Pittsburgh, PA)
ZABUSKI - Czestochowa, Sochaczew
FRYDMANN - Sochaczew
BRAUN, PANKOWSKI - Czestochowa
FIKSEL, RUDMAN - Izaslav, Slavuta, Odessa, Kharkov
POLISZUK, GOLDMAN - Izaslav, Slavuta

Erica Fox Zabusky
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Susan Stone
Evanston, IL
Researching:  STAROSELSKY, SCHADCHEN, GOLUBOVSKY, NIEMENSKY, ROSENFELD, SCHWEDE

No, it’s Matityahu

david dubin
teaneck, nj

Malka's correction is an error.  The name is Reb Matityahu (or in Ashkenazi pronunciation Matisyahu) This is for Mollie's headstone.

Shimona Kushner
Haifa, Israel

https://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=94378

This is page two of response from Poland to our family.  Any help translating would be greatly appreciated.  Sincerely,
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Sharon E. Siegel 
Port Jervis, NY USA

In Russian:

 

#14

 

Состоялось в городе Плонске 16-го апреля 1892 года в 10 часов утра.  Явились лично евреи: кандидат на должность члена религиозного округа, Арон Беренштейн, 66-и лет и Яков Васерцуг, 70-и лет, учитель, и объявили, что 16 апреля в городе Плонске, в 8 часов утра умер Абрам-Ицек Напарстек, 66 лет, сын Якова и Фейги, супругов Напарстек, оставивший после смерти жену Мариам и детей: Нахмана, Давида и Суру, по мужу Кон, урожденную Напарстек и Ривку.  Настоящим удостоверяю о кончине Абрама-Ицека.  Акт сей по прочтении ими и нами подписан.

 

Арон Беренштейн

 

Яков Васерцуг

 

Бургомистр Подпись

 

Translated into English:

 

#14

 

It took place in the city of Plonsk on April 16, 1892 at 10 o'clock in the morning. The Jews personally appeared: the candidate for the position of a member of the religious district, Aron Berenshtein, 66 years old and Yakov Vasertsug, 70 years old, a teacher, and announced that on April 16 in the city of Plonsk, at 8 o'clock in the morning, Abram-Itssek Naparstek, 66 years old died.  The son of Jacob and Feiga, the Naparstek spouses, who left after his death his wife Mariam and children: Nachman, David and Sura, by her husband Kon, née Naparstek and Rivka. I hereby certify the death of Abram Itsek. After reading this act, they and we signed it.

 

Aron Berenshtein

 

Yakov Vasertsug

 

Burgomaster Signature

Translated by Michael Ryabinky
Boynton Beach, FL

Hi,
Found my ggrandfather's  camp prisoner number  11060 between old records. We have very little info on him so far . We do know he survived the camps , lived to be liberated but sadly ,died on his way home. People that knew him met him along the way and saw he was very sick.
Can I trace him using his prisoner number to get any more info like in which camp he was liberated from and other tracing info? 
Thank you for your help.
Rachel Malik 
FRIEDMAN Marghita, Oradea and Sarcau Romania

Hi from Paris,
Dear Lea,
The first and most important point is set by Robert Roth, such a certification is impossible to established by principe.

Nevertheless, what do we have according to French records ?
You must be aware that privacy is protected at a level understandable by US citizens.
Every data is protected, even vital records less than 70 years old...

Another point is the possibility to have a child without being married,  letting the child with the maiden name of the mother...

If we think about an "official" couple, where could a child be recorded in France :

• in the naturalization file of the parents if they have been naturalized later than the child's birth : this situation has been very common for Polish Jews emigrating in the 20's or 30's, surviving Shoah in France and naturalized in 45's - 55's period. 
• in the wedding act of the parents if the child was born previously. A family booklet is given on this day where further children have a place to be registered. I attach a page with the "place" for registering children.
• concerning child's birth, it's registered in the city of birth which could be any place, Paris or suburbs. This birth isn't registered on parents vital records, only on the family booklet.  The "fiche familiale d'état civil", as said on previous post by my friend Michele Ackerberg, is filed according to this family booklet : the city hall administration can't fill today any document without this booklet. 
• census of 1946 is available at Paris' city archives but not on line : someone must go there. Later census aren't available due to privacy rules.
• Searching the cemetery where Simon is buried and asking administration of this cemetery could be a clue to any family relation.
• In fact, there is only one French administration which have all our personal and family (including wife and declared children) history : this is our "Securite sociale", our "Medicare" which cover all our medical costs at a so high level you can't even dream about. But of course, nobody can access its records...
• five "Shalit" appear on French white pages : https://annuaire.118712.fr/?s=shalit 

That all folks !
Khavershaft
Bernard Flam
Archives & history of Medem Center - Arbeter Ring of France ( Bund / Skif / Workmen Circle)

Interestingly Google Photos is a simple tool that does something of that sort. After uploading the photos, just enable people tagging https://photos.google.com/people
I had varying results, sometimes it hits phenomenally, sometimes it misses obvious matches:)

Best,
Theo Rafael