Thanks to all for their help. From these suggestions and others that were sent privately, I have gotten his papers and learned a lot that I hadn't known before. With much appreciation for the

There two entries for Bulowice, Poland in JGFF database SurnameTownCountryLast UpdatedResearcher (JGID Code)SilbigerBulowicePoland5 Nov 2013Click HERE to contact Researcher #101933 Last logged in:

Many Brooklyn naturalization papers are online at Ancestry.com and possibly at Familysearch.org. BTW if you are not an Ancestry subscriber, and your local library has a library edition subscription,

My great aunt Keila Bespaloff and her husband Aron Margolin had been living in Luxemburg since 1927. They were sent to Theresienstadt in sept 42 and were murdered in Treblinka in October as stated in

Mark - these records are indeed available on Family Search, just not indexed and under records. If you search in catalog, then under place type in "United States" and hit enter, scroll down to the

Searching for any family members of BENNO ZEIGER son of Leopold Zeiger, and sibling of Ludwig, Lotte and Walter. Born in Vienna, Austria and possibly moving to Israel during WWII. Lynn

Miriam is correct. If you send the names of the people, I am sure one of us could provide you the Hebrew spelling or even look it up for you. Beth Hod Hasharon

I've received copies of Naturalization papers by directly contacting the court that issued the numbers. Cook County, Chicago, IL had an online form and the papers arrived in 2 weeks. Staten Island,

Shalom, I need to contact Gary Porkassa, Director of Acquisitions for UkraineSig. Can someone send me his current e-mail address?? Regards, Chaim Luria Jerusalem cluria48@...

Dear Michael, the right reference box to ask is 19940457/18 It can be deducted from one or 2 pages earlier where you have the separation line This corresponds to a "box" that can be delivered @

My great-grandmother's brother Chaim Goldberg was prominent in the early decades of the 20th century in a shul on Floyd Street--which I can't seem to locate. If anybody has, I would appreciate knowing

I think Stepan is the possible birthplace, now in Ukraine. The person's name in question was only in the heading but not the body of the post so it wasn't very clear. If I misunderstood the original

I am still trying to find out what happened to Malvin Weisz/Weiss born Malvina Paneth in 1913 in Onod. It looks like she may have been in a DP camp in Homberg in 1946. She was in Venusberg from

A Holocaust Survivor still searching to find out where she was born. In Radom Poland ghettos or possibly in Berezniki, USSR in May 1941. No records for her birth with JRI Poland. Her parents said

"My Heart is in the East..." Financial support for Eretz Israel from the farthest West Support for the Jewish community in 'Terra Santa' was one of the earliest obligations that the Amsterdam and

I do not have much experience in submitting online pages of testimony (POTs), but have done this once in my life, less than a year ago. Unfortunately, for various reasons most probably psychological,

As a guide at Yad Vashem, and even more so as someone who has spent years researching my family in the Holocaust and has submitted about 40 Pages of Testimony for those whose fates I have been able to

Dear Beverley, Photos of graves in Trumpeldor cemetery are already online in several websites. One of them, relatively easy to use, is Gravez. The home page is in English but you have to search for

From the website geneanet.org, I found a link to record collection apparently at a French Archives (https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr)? I trying to figure out what it is and where

Luc, thank you. It is good to know the roots of the names. Couple of comments: 1) Balta in Podolia was in Russia Empire from end of 18 century to 1918, after that from 1918 to 1941 and from 1944 to