Yes, that is correct. We always celebrated my father's birthday on August 19, and then years later learned that on our Western calendar he was born Sept. 1. The Hebrew date, of course, remains the

Yes, that is correct. We always celebrated my father's birthday on August 19, and then years later learned that on our Western calendar he was born Sept. 1. The Hebrew date, of course, remains the

All researchers are cordially invited to JFRA Israel's Ra'anana branch meeting to welcome visiting guest speaker Joel Ratner (Boston, MA), who will present a computer-based program on the Litvak SIG

All researchers are cordially invited to JFRA Israel's Ra'anana branch meeting to welcome visiting guest speaker Joel Ratner (Boston, MA), who will present a computer-based program on the Litvak SIG

On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 13:26:22 UTC, AllanDolgow@... opined: I would think this problem is not unique to this questioner, and hope that the moderator will pass my short reply for that reason. Do

On Wed, 3 Aug 2005 13:26:22 UTC, AllanDolgow@... opined: I would think this problem is not unique to this questioner, and hope that the moderator will pass my short reply for that reason. Do

MODERATOR NOTE: Responses to Dr. Bernet's essay should be sent to him by private E-mail with the possible exception of those which are of importance to all GerSIG members. We will not entertain

MODERATOR NOTE: Responses to Dr. Bernet's essay should be sent to him by private E-mail with the possible exception of those which are of importance to all GerSIG members. We will not entertain

The FHL catalog does not show any Jewish records for Nagy Becserek/Zrenjanin, even though the Gazetteer does show there was a Jewish community with records there. The Jewish records of Szerbmodos

Could some one tell me what the Hungarian equivalent of the Hebrew name Chia? I don't know if that is the correct transliteration, but it is the best I can do. Thanks Henry Lifton Boca Raton,

The FHL catalog does not show any Jewish records for Nagy Becserek/Zrenjanin, even though the Gazetteer does show there was a Jewish community with records there. The Jewish records of Szerbmodos

Could some one tell me what the Hungarian equivalent of the Hebrew name Chia? I don't know if that is the correct transliteration, but it is the best I can do. Thanks Henry Lifton Boca Raton,

If anyone know anything about Hungarians moving to South America, I woud be very interested. Members of my husband's family ventured out in 1920, 1921, but both girls got pregnant and their father

FYI Bernstein(ne) means Mrs Bernstein, so the family name is "Bernstein". The address looks funny, as there is no house number and "Budapest IV" means Kerulet(district) 4, and the street name

If anyone know anything about Hungarians moving to South America, I woud be very interested. Members of my husband's family ventured out in 1920, 1921, but both girls got pregnant and their father

FYI Bernstein(ne) means Mrs Bernstein, so the family name is "Bernstein". The address looks funny, as there is no house number and "Budapest IV" means Kerulet(district) 4, and the street name

Roberta When I saw the question I suspected a clerical error - relieved it was not Hrubieszow database I have as Archive Coordinator. I could not find a given name Czpa at all, but in 1898 there

Roberta When I saw the question I suspected a clerical error - relieved it was not Hrubieszow database I have as Archive Coordinator. I could not find a given name Czpa at all, but in 1898 there

In the Talsi District Nurmhusen is a small village. In German it is Nurmhusen. In Latvian it is Nurmuiza. Pag. in Latvian is short for pagasts - a small rural distinct. In Russian it is

In the Talsi District Nurmhusen is a small village. In German it is Nurmhusen. In Latvian it is Nurmuiza. Pag. in Latvian is short for pagasts - a small rural distinct. In Russian it is