Shalom - I received a newspaper that was apparently published shortly after Lwow/Lviv was liberated in July 1944. The newsletter was given to me by the daughter of Tema Ehrlich. Tema Ehrlich (z"l)

Shalom - I received a newspaper that was apparently published shortly after Lwow/Lviv was liberated in July 1944. The newsletter was given to me by the daughter of Tema Ehrlich. Tema Ehrlich (z"l)

If they were in Eretz Israel during World War I, they may have been expelled by the Turks. Below is a link to a partial list of those who were expelled to Alexandria. A number of those in the list

If they were in Eretz Israel during World War I, they may have been expelled by the Turks. Below is a link to a partial list of those who were expelled to Alexandria. A number of those in the list

I have been following the progress of the Mormons' Family History Library (FHL) in making available microfilms of Jewish records >from Slovakia. Mostly I had been doing periodic searches of their

I have been following the progress of the Mormons' Family History Library (FHL) in making available microfilms of Jewish records >from Slovakia. Mostly I had been doing periodic searches of their

In a message dated 5/10/2010 11:56:20 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, loisl637@... writes: So, that's my question: was it commonplace for them do a lot of moving around? Thanks for any

In a message dated 5/10/2010 11:56:20 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, loisl637@... writes: So, that's my question: was it commonplace for them do a lot of moving around? Thanks for any

Dear Siggers, I am researching my Chaimovic family >from Kolocava in Subcarpathia (once the Austro-Hungerian Empire, later Czechoslovakia, later USSR and now Ukraina) and the Strobel family >from

Hello Louis: I can only speak about what happened in my family. In my family the answer to your question would be a sound YES. My ancestors not only moved to and fro different counties, but they also

Dear Siggers, I am researching my Chaimovic family >from Kolocava in Subcarpathia (once the Austro-Hungerian Empire, later Czechoslovakia, later USSR and now Ukraina) and the Strobel family >from

Hello Louis: I can only speak about what happened in my family. In my family the answer to your question would be a sound YES. My ancestors not only moved to and fro different counties, but they also

The interesting question of movment between the various counties (megye) of Hungary has been raised. I can only discuss the revelations of my own family research. In the case of my Podwinec ancestors,

The interesting question of movment between the various counties (megye) of Hungary has been raised. I can only discuss the revelations of my own family research. In the case of my Podwinec ancestors,

There is a bibliograph of books in English about Hungary on the Miskolc website at: http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Miskolc/biblio.html Helene Kenvin Webmaster, Miskolc website

I have found that Jewish people travelled all the time. Once railways were established, travelling >from one end of Hungary to the other was commonplace, but even before, a merchant with a

There is a bibliograph of books in English about Hungary on the Miskolc website at: http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/Miskolc/biblio.html Helene Kenvin Webmaster, Miskolc website

I have found that Jewish people travelled all the time. Once railways were established, travelling >from one end of Hungary to the other was commonplace, but even before, a merchant with a

Hello, Genners, I am traveling to Mukacheve to research my father and grandparents, who = lived in Mukacheve and spoke Hungarian. Did any of you take a guide to = Mukacheve, and did they speak

My apologies to all the kind responders - I accidentally omitted the Viewmate address of these photos. They can be found at: http://www.jewishgen.org/ViewMate/viewmateview.asp?key=15294