Does anyone please know anything about how to contact the custodian of the Jewish cemetery, or about any extant community records? I hope to visit from Berlin for a few days at the beginning of

Dear Fellow SIGers, I need your assistance with an information card photo >from Arolsen. I found it while researching in Yad Vashem and all known details such as maiden name, birth date and place

Does anyone please know anything about how to contact the custodian of the Jewish cemetery, or about any extant community records? I hope to visit from Berlin for a few days at the beginning of

Dear Fellow SIGers, I need your assistance with an information card photo >from Arolsen. I found it while researching in Yad Vashem and all known details such as maiden name, birth date and place

Re Jewish soldiers in WW l. Thanks to the GerSIGgers who answered my question. >from another source I learned that he was killed in Macedonia and buried in a mass grave. A third cousin has his Iron

Re Jewish soldiers in WW l. Thanks to the GerSIGgers who answered my question. >from another source I learned that he was killed in Macedonia and buried in a mass grave. A third cousin has his Iron

I wonder if anyone has done some research on these two communities. If so, please contact me privately. Henry Wellisch Toronto <henry.kelwel@...>

I wonder if anyone has done some research on these two communities. If so, please contact me privately. Henry Wellisch Toronto <henry.kelwel@...>

Answer : yes they are. The translation is good but not their transcription : 1/ "em ha-banim sme'ha" >from Psalm 113,9 : (God "maketh the barren woman to keep house and to be) a joyful mother of

Answer : yes they are. The translation is good but not their transcription : 1/ "em ha-banim sme'ha" >from Psalm 113,9 : (God "maketh the barren woman to keep house and to be) a joyful mother of

You might try the excellent although all in German "Volksbund" site: http://www.volksbund.de/ To help you find your way if your German doesn't stretch far enough: click on "grabersuche" (a umlaut)

You might try the excellent although all in German "Volksbund" site: http://www.volksbund.de/ To help you find your way if your German doesn't stretch far enough: click on "grabersuche" (a umlaut)

I am trying to establish whether two small children may have survived World War 2. Are there any population lists of Jews in Breslau at the start of World War 2? I know very little - I know only

I am trying to trace the travels of my grandfather, Moritz HEFTER, >from his birth in Bucharest, Romania on 30 Nov 1855, across Germany (probably including Bavaria) to (probably) Hamburg, thence

I am trying to establish whether two small children may have survived World War 2. Are there any population lists of Jews in Breslau at the start of World War 2? I know very little - I know only

I am trying to trace the travels of my grandfather, Moritz HEFTER, >from his birth in Bucharest, Romania on 30 Nov 1855, across Germany (probably including Bavaria) to (probably) Hamburg, thence

Dear Researchers, I have recently found a resource for enquiries related to German Military information. My grandfather fought in WW1 in a certain german Regiment. The resource (see below) was

Dear Researchers, I have recently found a resource for enquiries related to German Military information. My grandfather fought in WW1 in a certain german Regiment. The resource (see below) was

Dear Researchers, I have recently found a resource for enquiries related to German Military information. My grandfather fought in WW1 in a certain german Regiment. The resource (see below) was

Dear Researchers, I have recently found a resource for enquiries related to German Military information. My grandfather fought in WW1 in a certain german Regiment. The resource (see below) was