For a restricted number of lsnguges www.deepl.com is far superior to the google tranlation David Lewin

Support Reclaim the Records. They're trying to get NYC Death Certificates released covering those years and more. https://www.reclaimtherecords.org/records-request/24/ -- Banai Lynn

We al know the number "6 million". Yad Vashem does not have 6 million records. It may well be that the NIERLER are missing at Yad Vashem I suggest you write to Yad Vashem and send then what you

Oscar de Lubicz-Milosz's mother was Rosa or Rozalia Rosenthal, a student at Warsaw University. Her father was a teacher in Warsaw. Oscar was born in 1877, but baptized only in 1886 in the church

I continue to volunteer to digitize Buchenwald records through https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/arolsen-archives/every-name-counts/classify. The ones they were asking for Auschwitz a few months

My kids would like to do this because their grandfather was the only one in his family to survive. He was born in Pruzhany when it was in polish hands. The problem is how to find a birth certificate.

From everyone’s responses here, it sounds like Muni and Munya were often males. Interesting that my Munya/Munia/Muni, was a female - my great aunt. She was born in 1885 in Bogopol, in the Podolia

I would rephrase the question: Could a Jewish woman in Lvov preserve wealthy family assets by marrying a Russian Orthodox man? And I would research the subject by trying to learn about the

I believe the document I would like translated, contains information as to the death of my 3 times great grandfather, Meir Praszkier. I would like a full translation of the document please, and would

Searching for Herbert SILBERMANN born June 28, 1897 in Breslau and Helene GERSTL born August 16, 1917 in Segesvar. They lived as common law husband and wife in Paris in the late 1930s and had a child

-----Original Message----- From: finejeffy@... I am trying to request the death certificates for some likely distant cousins, Julius Fine and Samuel H. Fine, who are buried near other of my Fine

My question could be a very general one relating to the whole Pale of Settlement at any time pre-WWI, or, if the answer depends upon specific times and places, I would specify Lithuania and Ukraine

The response is that the vital records are not available for the 1869-1874 period. Mike Vayser

The NYC Board of Health changed the length that the vital records could be held without being transferred to the archives. For death certificates, it is now 75 years. For birth records, 125

received a Letter back from State Archives of Dnipropetrovsk Region. But for some reason this time. Google translate isn't able to let me know what it says in English. Any help!? David Syner Los

Yes there is. Look to a project on Geni that is for Krotoschin or Krotoszyn for more information. Dan Brockman JewishGen member 50584 622 Shoreline Road Barrington, IL 8473409456

My name is Tim Sherrod. My father, John Sherrod (aka Jake Schatz) had seven uncles. They all changed their names and one was Kotler. They all came from Postov (Pastavy). Please see the attached

I'm hoping someone can help with a translation for the Hebrew on this gravestone. Thank you, Laurie Sosna San Francisco, CA

Eros In the introduction to his poetry in Lithuanian I read that his father a Polish cavalry officer in the Russian service, rode through a village, and his eyes met the eyes of a beautiful Jewish

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