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

"KSL" <resume@...> wrote I think that it is more likely to work the other way round. After all the original document is a historical artefact and libraries buy books as much as for

"KSL" <resume@...> wrote I think that it is more likely to work the other way round. After all the original document is a historical artefact and libraries buy books as much as for

This is the website of the Palmach's museum. They also have an extensive archive of fighters who died in battle -- you can probably make contact with the archive through the main museum's contact.

This is the website of the Palmach's museum. They also have an extensive archive of fighters who died in battle -- you can probably make contact with the archive through the main museum's contact.

I am seeking the email of David Hughes of the site on Davidic descent. The address on the site bounces. Chaim Freedman Petah Tikvah, Israel chaimjan@... MODERATOR NOTE: Please reply

I am seeking the email of David Hughes of the site on Davidic descent. The address on the site bounces. Chaim Freedman Petah Tikvah, Israel chaimjan@... MODERATOR NOTE: Please reply

I have a potential relative arriving in NY in 1896 >from Kinischin, Russia. Anyone know the current name and location? It is not listed in WOWW. Thanks, David Lebovitz Morton Grove, IL Searching

I have a potential relative arriving in NY in 1896 >from Kinischin, Russia. Anyone know the current name and location? It is not listed in WOWW. Thanks, David Lebovitz Morton Grove, IL Searching

I suggest that you contact the Jewish Community of Japan. They have a website at http://www.jccjapan.or.jp/. They also have a database for the Yokohama Foreigners' Cemetery - Jewish Section

I suggest that you contact the Jewish Community of Japan. They have a website at http://www.jccjapan.or.jp/. They also have a database for the Yokohama Foreigners' Cemetery - Jewish Section