Gary, Re: your translation The problem is with the "beamte" part of the compound word. "Beamte" refers to an official, not the office. The related word for the office in which a "Beamte" works is

Gary, Re: your translation The problem is with the "beamte" part of the compound word. "Beamte" refers to an official, not the office. The related word for the office in which a "Beamte" works is

JGS Maryland May Program Date: Sunday, May 21, 2006 Time: 1:30pm-4pm (1:30pm - nosh&network; 2pm - program begins) Place: Park Heights JCC, 5700 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore Directions:

JGS Maryland May Program Date: Sunday, May 21, 2006 Time: 1:30pm-4pm (1:30pm - nosh&network; 2pm - program begins) Place: Park Heights JCC, 5700 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore Directions:

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston (JGSGB) web: http://jgsgb.org email: email@... How to Read Hebrew Tombstones by Judith Langer-Surnamer Caplan

Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston (JGSGB) web: http://jgsgb.org email: email@... How to Read Hebrew Tombstones by Judith Langer-Surnamer Caplan

Sorry, I meant Florence GREENBERG, not Goldberg. Rosemary

The word 'Chut' has been used in this thread to describe Dutch Ashkenazim, in the discussion of the differences between Sephardim and Ashkenazim. There was another division among the Jewish

Sorry, I meant Florence GREENBERG, not Goldberg. Rosemary

The word 'Chut' has been used in this thread to describe Dutch Ashkenazim, in the discussion of the differences between Sephardim and Ashkenazim. There was another division among the Jewish

I have been contacted off list by Susanne Barton who pointed me to: http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:y9xh2iMlOTwJ:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chut+chut+jewish&hl=en&gl=ca&ct=clnk&cd=1 for an explanation

Just to add my two penny worth to this discussion - "stuffed monkey" is some sort of cake. My Polish grandfather, who was a baker in the East End, used to make it in his bakery shop. As a child, I

Matzo Kleis, Stuffed Monkey and Halibut with egg and lemon sauce are all my favourite dishes. I still have all the recipes >from my parents/grandparents for these. In fact, only the other day I

I have been contacted off list by Susanne Barton who pointed me to: http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:y9xh2iMlOTwJ:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chut+chut+jewish&hl=en&gl=ca&ct=clnk&cd=1 for an explanation

Just to add my two penny worth to this discussion - "stuffed monkey" is some sort of cake. My Polish grandfather, who was a baker in the East End, used to make it in his bakery shop. As a child, I

Matzo Kleis, Stuffed Monkey and Halibut with egg and lemon sauce are all my favourite dishes. I still have all the recipes >from my parents/grandparents for these. In fact, only the other day I

A year or two back we had an extensive thread on Anglo-Dutch cooking. Like Georgina Phillips ( a relative), my family has dishes unknown to Eastern European families. We used pickled walnuts in a

A year or two back we had an extensive thread on Anglo-Dutch cooking. Like Georgina Phillips ( a relative), my family has dishes unknown to Eastern European families. We used pickled walnuts in a

< The Huguenot weavers were mainly tent makers. An area was set aside for them to erect and assemble their tents and marquees as they made each part. This became known as the Tenterground. > Sorry to

< As always every family had their own way of making Stuffed Monkey. My grandmother's was a sweet pastry base, the filling was ground almonds with chopped stem ginger and peel with the same sweet