Can anyone tell me where www.alemmania-judaica.de has gone? "In his Site "Alemmania Judaica" , Dr.Joachim HAHN, Obermayer German History Award winner,(Ploechingen- near Stuttgart) presents an

Adam, Did you go to the INS? He might have changed his name. Robert --- Adam Smith <ajsmith98@...> wrote:

Dear all, I tried to give an more or less exact translation to my best knowledge and tried not to make my own interpretation. Some suggestion, it might be easier to help, if you could copy the URL

Can anyone tell me where www.alemmania-judaica.de has gone? "In his Site "Alemmania Judaica" , Dr.Joachim HAHN, Obermayer German History Award winner,(Ploechingen- near Stuttgart) presents an

Adam, Did you go to the INS? He might have changed his name. Robert --- Adam Smith <ajsmith98@...> wrote:

Dear all, I tried to give an more or less exact translation to my best knowledge and tried not to make my own interpretation. Some suggestion, it might be easier to help, if you could copy the URL

Hello GerSig, I just joined the group. I have been doing genealogy research for about 10 years (off and on). I consider myself to be a novice in doing German Jewish Genealogy research. I live in

Have you written to the Dept of Naturalization (it now has a new name)? Also, write to the Social Security Dept..perhaps they may be able to help. Good luck ! Kitty Sauber Moderator VK: The US

If you do not succeed with obtaining a translation, bring your document to the Hungarian Consulate or Hungarian Tourist Bureau in Washington D.C. and they may translate it for you on the spot. Good

Hello GerSig, I just joined the group. I have been doing genealogy research for about 10 years (off and on). I consider myself to be a novice in doing German Jewish Genealogy research. I live in

Have you written to the Dept of Naturalization (it now has a new name)? Also, write to the Social Security Dept..perhaps they may be able to help. Good luck ! Kitty Sauber Moderator VK: The US

If you do not succeed with obtaining a translation, bring your document to the Hungarian Consulate or Hungarian Tourist Bureau in Washington D.C. and they may translate it for you on the spot. Good

Dear Friends, I would like to recommend a website in German, for the town of Rotenburg an der Fulda and the vicinity, in Hesse-Kassel. The website belongs to the Jacob-Grimm Schule in Rotenburg, and

Dear Friends, I would like to recommend a website in German, for the town of Rotenburg an der Fulda and the vicinity, in Hesse-Kassel. The website belongs to the Jacob-Grimm Schule in Rotenburg, and

I've just had a quick glance through so far - the letter is >from a relative of the one you posted before. She does say that Ede Zeisler senior came Hungarian Jews went to Hungary >from Moravia, so

I've just had a quick glance through so far - the letter is >from a relative of the one you posted before. She does say that Ede Zeisler senior came Hungarian Jews went to Hungary >from Moravia, so

they've found particularly relevant to our experience as Jews with Hungarian roots. Those of you who were able to hear Rita Horvath's talk on the Hungarian family novel in DC gained further

August 2003 proved to be a banner month as we added 14 updates and 31 new entries. In this effort we recognize our special volunteers for August: Max Heffler, Mike Kalt, Sandra Krisch, and Judy

they've found particularly relevant to our experience as Jews with Hungarian roots. Those of you who were able to hear Rita Horvath's talk on the Hungarian family novel in DC gained further

August 2003 proved to be a banner month as we added 14 updates and 31 new entries. In this effort we recognize our special volunteers for August: Max Heffler, Mike Kalt, Sandra Krisch, and Judy