The German name for Galicia is Galizien. Someone from Galizien is a Galizianer (male) Galizianerin (female). Daniel Bargman explains interestingly the linguistic root. Stephen Katz New York City

Tammy, Here is an article about Philip Aurenbach's death in 1952. https://www.jta.org/1952/08/18/archive/philip-auerbach-commits-suicide-act-due-to-verdict-of-german-court The organization was called

Hello Jewish Genners, I have posted 2 vital records (one death record and a marriage record) in Polish for which I need a translation. They are on ViewMate at the following

I have many non-Jewish friends who have used this. Some complain because others changed their information. It is a collaborative tree much like Geni and wikitree. I would suggest either of those as

Still searching for the words of the song. The phrase 'why don't they give a Yiddisher Boy a Chance? appears a couple of times in Bernard Kops' book but is totally unrelated to the song. Gary Levin,

I have also had my tree online for about 13 years, I have a tree on Ancestry and MyHeritage as well as my own site https://www.sarahsgenies.com. I did change hosts about two years ago for my site,

There are a number of reasons why a person would travel under an older siblings name, here's a few: 1. Military conscription - the eldest son could sometimes be exempted for economic reasons from

I'm looking for the children/grandchildren of Rose HAMMER born in Lezajsk, Austria in 1899. She came to New York in 1913, staying in New York until 1933-1934 and then moved to Los Angeles, California.

I have a chart detailing a group of KATZOFF siblings from Brisk/Brest-Litovsk. I know that we are somehow connected but am trying to research the exact connection. My grandfather, who left Brisk/B.L.

Looking for children of my late father's cousin Yosef KATZOFF who lived many years ago on Kibbutz Bet Keshet. He had 2-3 children who I understand left the Kibbutz years ago. They would probably today

Looking for Philip, Chaim, Halina, Henry, Irene and Nathan Sperber from Galicia Hannah Sperber

Do you mean Kovno or Rivne?

According to Gedmatch, they do not keep anyone's raw data on their servers so there is no possibility of the hack having accessed anyone's raw data.

Thanks Moishe. I've used the db, do come up with linkage of Nachlas Zwei to Mt. Hebron and Mt. Judah, with no further detail. Nothing comes up there either for Menasse or Menasche. I do come up with

The city directories are on-line at Ancestry.com David Rosen Boston, MA

Galicia (Eastern Europe) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigationJump to search For the autonomous community of northwest Spain, see Galicia (Spain).Galicia Location of Galicia

Genners, What I recall from my childhood in Israel is – A female from Galicia was referred to as Galiciana A male from Galicia was referred to as Galicianer Shalom, Malka cChosnek

Hi David, I could not find the families. That shul's records do not seem to go back to the 20's. Thanks for the suggestion. Bob

wikipedia says that the name comes from the town of Halytsch on the river Dnjester

Thanks Sherry.I forgot to mention that it was Ridge Street, Manhattan, not Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia Apparently the Incorporation Papers data is not accessible remotely, and Pandemic aside, I'm a