Binny.... Did you in fact create a topic called Yizkor Book. If so, I’ having a difficult time understanding the structure of this .o app. There’s a button for new topic but not an obvious one to

Avrami — I suggest adding the current rule that a signature block should be included at the end of every post with the sender’s full name and location (city and country). Perhaps also add a link

Works for me

Question about Images: if we're encouraging people to post text for translating, doesn't that undermine ViewMate, which is set up specifically for that?

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Hello all! This will be a the topic section for all those interested in current Yizkor Books that have been translated, or will be translated over the next few years. Please post all your comments

I have posted a tombstone photo on ViewMate and would be grateful for a translation of the Hebrew inscription, especially the tricky father's

I have posted a tombstone photo on ViewMate and would be grateful for a translation of the Hebrew inscription, especially the tricky father's

Allan Jordan stated, "Remember most people arrived at the port with no identification other than their word. Passports did not exist and many were in effect leaving their countries without papers or

Allan Jordan stated, "Remember most people arrived at the port with no identification other than their word. Passports did not exist and many were in effect leaving their countries without papers or

Dear Fellow Hungarian SIG Members: My maternal grandfather emigrated to the U.S. in 1916 >from Hungary. On his World War I draft registration card, he wrote that his father was born in Gosza,

Dear Fellow Hungarian SIG Members: My maternal grandfather emigrated to the U.S. in 1916 >from Hungary. On his World War I draft registration card, he wrote that his father was born in Gosza,

We are searching for the family of my great-grandmother's sister, Hermina (= Minnie) REICHER and her husband, Florian SCHWARTZ. We are hoping that famil= y members might be able to assist us in

We are searching for the family of my great-grandmother's sister, Hermina (= Minnie) REICHER and her husband, Florian SCHWARTZ. We are hoping that famil= y members might be able to assist us in

hi, I am new with the hungarian sig. Though the index, i have found family several records that say the source is the slovak state archive kosice and >from LDS (for example lds 642,727). How do i

hi, I am new with the hungarian sig. Though the index, i have found family several records that say the source is the slovak state archive kosice and >from LDS (for example lds 642,727). How do i

As someone who has done a lot of research re Jews in Szabadka I would have to say it is not easy. Most records are not on line. There is at the Subotica Archives a file of rabbinical vital records

As someone who has done a lot of research re Jews in Szabadka I would have to say it is not easy. Most records are not on line. There is at the Subotica Archives a file of rabbinical vital records

The UK version of Who Do You Think You Are first episode of the 16th season is about Daniel Radcliffe, of Harry Potter's fame. He explores his maternal Jewish roots. The episode is on YouTube and can