There are apparently no records available for Lubow (now Liubavas, Lithuania). I read in an old issue of Landsmen that records for other towns sometimes appear on films titled " Documenty do Akt

There are apparently no records available for Lubow (now Liubavas, Lithuania). I read in an old issue of Landsmen that records for other towns sometimes appear on films titled " Documenty do Akt

In a message dated 8/2/2005 12:20:02 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Wholejobs@... writes: I am researching our family geneolgy and have come across someone who is believed to be a Jewish

<Wholejobs@...> wrote Kohl is the German for cabbage. If you check the name Steinkohl, there are many references on the Internet, although naturally very few in the UK. So that it does seem

In a message dated 8/2/2005 12:20:02 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Wholejobs@... writes: I am researching our family geneolgy and have come across someone who is believed to be a Jewish

<Wholejobs@...> wrote Kohl is the German for cabbage. If you check the name Steinkohl, there are many references on the Internet, although naturally very few in the UK. So that it does seem

Dear friends, I am the coordinator of the Zloczew, Poland Yizkor Book Translation Project. You can see what has already been accomplished by going

Dear friends, I am the coordinator of the Zloczew, Poland Yizkor Book Translation Project. You can see what has already been accomplished by going

"ben-ari" <yrcdi@...> wrote See http://www.jewishgen.org/Rabbinic/infofiles/glossary.htm. They corresponded to the Misnagdim in Europe, who were the opponents of the Chasidim. Nick

"ben-ari" <yrcdi@...> wrote See http://www.jewishgen.org/Rabbinic/infofiles/glossary.htm. They corresponded to the Misnagdim in Europe, who were the opponents of the Chasidim. Nick

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:56:17 UTC, sorlen@... (Steve Orlen) opined: "Perushim" means "Ascetics". This is the Hebrew word that is usually translated into English as "Pharisees".

On Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:56:17 UTC, sorlen@... (Steve Orlen) opined: "Perushim" means "Ascetics". This is the Hebrew word that is usually translated into English as "Pharisees".

I do not know the laws in Australia at the time or even now. My own experience is that in many places, Brazil, where I come from, France where I have attended weddings and several other places I

I do not know the laws in Australia at the time or even now. My own experience is that in many places, Brazil, where I come from, France where I have attended weddings and several other places I

Len - While I am a total American when it comes to this sort of thing, it looks like they needed to be married in their local church in order to be legally married according to Australian/British

Len - While I am a total American when it comes to this sort of thing, it looks like they needed to be married in their local church in order to be legally married according to Australian/British

Hello, On my Great Grandmother's grave her middle name is listed Chazanoah or Hazanoah. She came to America >from Talsen Courland in 1891. Her family seems to have roots >from Lithuania, Kovno

Greetings, My cousin's husband was born in Berlin Germany in 1929 and was in a concentration camp during the war. He will be going to Berlin in mid August to seek his parents' marriage certificate

Hello, On my Great Grandmother's grave her middle name is listed Chazanoah or Hazanoah. She came to America >from Talsen Courland in 1891. Her family seems to have roots >from Lithuania, Kovno

Greetings, My cousin's husband was born in Berlin Germany in 1929 and was in a concentration camp during the war. He will be going to Berlin in mid August to seek his parents' marriage certificate