Thank you Tom for the notice. Can someone, please, explain to the non Hungarian speaking among us how to use this website? Thank you, Isaac Katz Israel

Although the Dreschler name is also common, I would venture to suggest that the names in question were Drechsler. Some of you may have not even noticed he difference, but there is a lot of difference

Thank you Tom for the notice. Can someone, please, explain to the non Hungarian speaking among us how to use this website? Thank you, Isaac Katz Israel

Although the Dreschler name is also common, I would venture to suggest that the names in question were Drechsler. Some of you may have not even noticed he difference, but there is a lot of difference

A few days ago I asked this group if, at the end of WWI, Galitzianers automatically received Polish citizenship or if they were given the option of Austrian nationality. Fellow researcher M.

Snowbound cemeteries are now cleared for visiting and genealogical sleuthing! Be sure to include your camera, hedge clippers, notebook, pencils, whisk broom and Rabbi Joshua Segal's "Field

A few days ago I asked this group if, at the end of WWI, Galitzianers automatically received Polish citizenship or if they were given the option of Austrian nationality. Fellow researcher M.

Snowbound cemeteries are now cleared for visiting and genealogical sleuthing! Be sure to include your camera, hedge clippers, notebook, pencils, whisk broom and Rabbi Joshua Segal's "Field

Nisht [dien] gescheft means colloquially, 'none of [your] business'.... It's only conjecture, but it might be a possibilty.... Sincerely, Rabbi Yosaif M. Dubovick Betar Illit,

Nisht [dien] gescheft means colloquially, 'none of [your] business'.... It's only conjecture, but it might be a possibilty.... Sincerely, Rabbi Yosaif M. Dubovick Betar Illit,

Thanks to some very generous help >from Hanna Goldmann >from near Köln, we have a possible connection between Hyman LAZARUS who settled in Ohio in 1818 and his early life in Germany. Can anyone

Thanks to some very generous help >from Hanna Goldmann >from near Köln, we have a possible connection between Hyman LAZARUS who settled in Ohio in 1818 and his early life in Germany. Can anyone

Hello - I am trying to find out what I can about the following people/places. c. 1800 Samuel WEILE - Schoenlanka, East Prussia 1820? Schlochau c. 1840? Lina WEILE & Jakob BEER - Hammerstein, nr

Hello - I am trying to find out what I can about the following people/places. c. 1800 Samuel WEILE - Schoenlanka, East Prussia 1820? Schlochau c. 1840? Lina WEILE & Jakob BEER - Hammerstein, nr

The People's Museum is a series on BBC Television which is constructing a virtual museum: http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ At the end of every hour-long programme, the audience votes on which of four

The People's Museum is a series on BBC Television which is constructing a virtual museum: http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ At the end of every hour-long programme, the audience votes on which of four

What happened when a Jewish soldier >from far-flung parts of the Habsburg Empire [Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary, Galicia etc] stationed in Vienna in the 1860s, wished to marry? This question might be

What happened when a Jewish soldier >from far-flung parts of the Habsburg Empire [Bohemia, Moravia, Hungary, Galicia etc] stationed in Vienna in the 1860s, wished to marry? This question might be

Several EPSTEINs have joined in a Family Tree DNA JewishGen surname project. Painless mouth swab genetic testing procedures are being used as a promising tool for breaking through our

Several EPSTEINs have joined in a Family Tree DNA JewishGen surname project. Painless mouth swab genetic testing procedures are being used as a promising tool for breaking through our