I have a copy of this book. It's a good book as far as it goes. I wouldn't call it comprehensive but it does touch on a lot of organizations. Mr. Sorkin was going to update it at one point but as

I have a copy of this book. It's a good book as far as it goes. I wouldn't call it comprehensive but it does touch on a lot of organizations. Mr. Sorkin was going to update it at one point but as

http://www.jewishmuseum.org.pl/en/cms/commemoration/ Thanks to Marla Raucher Osborn, I learned that this museum is having its opening on 4/19. >from what I saw on the site 3 years ago and heard in

http://www.jewishmuseum.org.pl/en/cms/commemoration/ Thanks to Marla Raucher Osborn, I learned that this museum is having its opening on 4/19. >from what I saw on the site 3 years ago and heard in

Sid Bennett wrote: Today I learned through SIG that there is a village in Ukraine named Shpikov. I now have to wonder if the village of Shepitivka that I remember my mother talking about was, in fact,

Sid Bennett wrote: Today I learned through SIG that there is a village in Ukraine named Shpikov. I now have to wonder if the village of Shepitivka that I remember my mother talking about was, in fact,

http://www.jewishmuseum.org.pl/en/cms/commemoration/ Thanks to Marla Raucher Osborn, I learned that this museum is having its opening on 4/19. >from what I saw on the site 3 years ago and heard in

http://www.jewishmuseum.org.pl/en/cms/commemoration/ Thanks to Marla Raucher Osborn, I learned that this museum is having its opening on 4/19. >from what I saw on the site 3 years ago and heard in

I imagine that many of you, like me, have acquired a lot of old documents in foreign languages, but have avoided using professional translators too often because of the expense. I have mostly managed

I imagine that many of you, like me, have acquired a lot of old documents in foreign languages, but have avoided using professional translators too often because of the expense. I have mostly managed

I'm sad to inform the Jewish genealogy community that Ben Nahman, one of the earliest pioneers of Sephardic genealogy on the web and a descendant of the Nahman family of Gerona passed away on

I'm sad to inform the Jewish genealogy community that Ben Nahman, one of the earliest pioneers of Sephardic genealogy on the web and a descendant of the Nahman family of Gerona passed away on

Part of my family is NEHAMA that came to Eretz-Israel at the first half of the 19th century. According to the kahal in Saloniki "Italy Old", "Italy New" and "Ontranto", I assume they came to Saloniki

Part of my family is NEHAMA that came to Eretz-Israel at the first half of the 19th century. According to the kahal in Saloniki "Italy Old", "Italy New" and "Ontranto", I assume they came to Saloniki

Shalom Jocie McBride, Try contacting Solomon Sopher the President of the Mumbai community there. Here's a site: http://www.jacobsassoon.com/synagogues You can email him via this site. In any case in

Shalom Jocie McBride, Try contacting Solomon Sopher the President of the Mumbai community there. Here's a site: http://www.jacobsassoon.com/synagogues You can email him via this site. In any case in

Dear fellow Ukraine SIG members: After lurking and learning on this forum for many months, I have finally decided to post one of my many questions. My maternal grandparents were Sruel Boskoff

Dear fellow Ukraine SIG members: After lurking and learning on this forum for many months, I have finally decided to post one of my many questions. My maternal grandparents were Sruel Boskoff

Searching for Mephilip Baranisky b c 1875- known as Philip Baranisky in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada & Menicha Baranisky b May 1879 - known as Max in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Both born in

Searching for Mephilip Baranisky b c 1875- known as Philip Baranisky in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada & Menicha Baranisky b May 1879 - known as Max in Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Both born in