"Stewart Bernstein" wrote It was common in Austrian Galicia to adopt 'nice' family names, by paying often extra bribes, derived >from the flowers or precious or semiprecious stones such as:

"Stewart Bernstein" wrote It was common in Austrian Galicia to adopt 'nice' family names, by paying often extra bribes, derived >from the flowers or precious or semiprecious stones such as:

Re: Hawaii research for Nachum Tuchman <nachum613@...> Hereunder is the address of the Jewish Federation in Hawaii . They should have all the information you require: Jewish Federation

Re: Hawaii research for Nachum Tuchman <nachum613@...> Hereunder is the address of the Jewish Federation in Hawaii . They should have all the information you require: Jewish Federation

I see now that just as the Babylonian communities or any other community wouldn't have made someone Sephardic or Ashkenazic until a later period when the two major rites of the Yerushalmi and

I see now that just as the Babylonian communities or any other community wouldn't have made someone Sephardic or Ashkenazic until a later period when the two major rites of the Yerushalmi and

Just thought people might like to try patent searches as a tool for genealogical research; I have been amazed to use these searches to find information about relatives I didn't know existed, and fill

Just thought people might like to try patent searches as a tool for genealogical research; I have been amazed to use these searches to find information about relatives I didn't know existed, and fill

I have hit the proverbial 'brick wall' in trying to trace the LANDAU roots of my family. My great grandmother, Katie Paulina Landau was born in 1879 in the Brest area. Her father was Hirsel Landau

I have hit the proverbial 'brick wall' in trying to trace the LANDAU roots of my family. My great grandmother, Katie Paulina Landau was born in 1879 in the Brest area. Her father was Hirsel Landau

The Dutch Jewish Genealogical Data Base of the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry-Hebrew University-Jerusalem is happy to announce the launching of a Mailing

Is there someone who will translate the Hebrew that is written on what I believe are two memorial stones that stand infront of mass graves of Holocaust victims? I have photos that I can scan to

The Dutch Jewish Genealogical Data Base of the Center for Research of Dutch Jewry-Hebrew University-Jerusalem is happy to announce the launching of a Mailing

Is there someone who will translate the Hebrew that is written on what I believe are two memorial stones that stand infront of mass graves of Holocaust victims? I have photos that I can scan to

With pleasure we announce that the Dutch Jewish Genealogical Data Base on our website:- http://dutchjewry.huji.ac.il has been extended with a specific Amsterdam-Mokum database

With pleasure we announce that the Dutch Jewish Genealogical Data Base on our website:- http://dutchjewry.huji.ac.il has been extended with a specific Amsterdam-Mokum database

David, the fact they were kicked out strengthens my thesis in that the 1702 sephardim where not the first. Why do you think that before the fimal kick-out of 1395 they had no synagogues? Only because

David, the fact they were kicked out strengthens my thesis in that the 1702 sephardim where not the first. Why do you think that before the fimal kick-out of 1395 they had no synagogues? Only because

"David Kravitz" <david_kravitz@...> wrote See this Bibliography of Anglo-Jewry history >from the Jewish History Society of England http://www.jhse.org/html/body_bibliography.html See

"David Kravitz" <david_kravitz@...> wrote See this Bibliography of Anglo-Jewry history >from the Jewish History Society of England http://www.jhse.org/html/body_bibliography.html See