1. SA SIG Lunch 26 IAJGS Conference 13-18 Aug.2006 The South Africa SIG luncheon at the 26th IAJGS Conference at the Marriott Hotel, Times Square, New York has been scheduled for Wednesday, August

1. SA SIG Lunch 26 IAJGS Conference 13-18 Aug.2006 The South Africa SIG luncheon at the 26th IAJGS Conference at the Marriott Hotel, Times Square, New York has been scheduled for Wednesday, August

<Crzprncess@...> wrote in message news:36.27e49ad.310c2a0d@...... Up to a point. The States is a big place. There are only a few Jewish centres in the UK - London, Manchester and Leeds

<Crzprncess@...> wrote in message news:36.27e49ad.310c2a0d@...... Up to a point. The States is a big place. There are only a few Jewish centres in the UK - London, Manchester and Leeds

If you find an entry in Yad Vashem, please look at the original document. It will usually give the address of the submitter at the time they made the submission. Yad Vashem will not help you find a

I am posting this reply publicly because there have been half-a-dozen of this type of inquiry lately. I just went into the Yad VaShem database and searched for a submitter named Gerald Friedman who

If you find an entry in Yad Vashem, please look at the original document. It will usually give the address of the submitter at the time they made the submission. Yad Vashem will not help you find a

I am posting this reply publicly because there have been half-a-dozen of this type of inquiry lately. I just went into the Yad VaShem database and searched for a submitter named Gerald Friedman who

Dear group, OK - I'm inconsistent. Mostly I use the birth name as a primary name, but occasionally I use the name by which the person was commonly known, especially if the common name was very

Dear group, OK - I'm inconsistent. Mostly I use the birth name as a primary name, but occasionally I use the name by which the person was commonly known, especially if the common name was very

Is there any way in which one can find a person by only knowing their maiden name? On an Ellis Island record I have the woman's name and to whom she was going in Philadelphia in 1921. It is thought

Is there any way in which one can find a person by only knowing their maiden name? On an Ellis Island record I have the woman's name and to whom she was going in Philadelphia in 1921. It is thought

Shalom! We are looking for information about Yakov "COHEN" >from Cernivici (Tschernowitz, Chernivitsi), Bukovina (now Ukraine); and for Nechama - Rachel, nee EISENTHAL (AISENTHAL) >from Dorohoi,

Shalom! We are looking for information about Yakov "COHEN" >from Cernivici (Tschernowitz, Chernivitsi), Bukovina (now Ukraine); and for Nechama - Rachel, nee EISENTHAL (AISENTHAL) >from Dorohoi,

I've written on this before but I'll elaborate: Several months ago I requested members of this group to put me in touch with Allen,a distant cousin of mine in Chicago. Within 2-3 days that

I've written on this before but I'll elaborate: Several months ago I requested members of this group to put me in touch with Allen,a distant cousin of mine in Chicago. Within 2-3 days that

They dreamed of building a red Jewish homeland in collaboration with a Soviet regime. I believe a handful of Jews >from America even went there. It would indeed be interesting to hear how Nikolai

Let me clear something up: I just saw the announcement of this talk at a Queens Library branch in NYC. I simply posted it as a public service. I have no interest in the area or knowledge of it

They dreamed of building a red Jewish homeland in collaboration with a Soviet regime. I believe a handful of Jews >from America even went there. It would indeed be interesting to hear how Nikolai

Let me clear something up: I just saw the announcement of this talk at a Queens Library branch in NYC. I simply posted it as a public service. I have no interest in the area or knowledge of it