Hello Lynn, I would first try searching the Database of Familia Austria via https://www.familia-austria.at/index.php/en/overall-search Good luck and kind regards from Germany Corinna Woehrl, née

Hello. A colleague with a Jewish ancestor told me she heard that her Jewish grandmother from Lvov married a Christian (Russian Orthodox) to preserve wealthy family assets. Could that have been a

We invite you to attend the next presentation in our series of JewishGen Talks webinars: What Jewish Genealogists Need to Know about Jewish Given Names Speaker: Dr. Sallyann Amdur Sack Tuesday,

"By Jewish law, tradition and practice, a Jew is a Jew is a Jew, whether their nearer relations lived in Ethiopia or China or Brooklyn or Aleppo. We are all one people (Yes, there are distinctions,

Yom HaShoah 2021 Global Commemoration 7 April 2021 The WE ARE HERE! Foundation and our partners HAMEC are proud to present a live streamed event for Yom HaShoah. The “Yom HaShoah Global

Sheryl: J is pronounced as Y, and W is pronounced as V. This is on FamilySearch.org: https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Poland_Languages Pronunciation Guide c = ts

Even taking into consideration the fact that we are not a definable subspecies biologically - and neither are Blacks or Latino/as or Asians - a much kinder term than race, the DNA can't bring into

If you use https://www.openarch.nl/search.php?name=Bochner I see many Bochner names all listed in the Antwerp Foreign Register, born in Poland. Just click on the first name listed and then go through

Weissman -- Odeda Zlotnick Jerusalem, Israel.

-- Does anyone know a genealogist in Vienna, Austria? I am searching for members of the Morgenstern and Zeiger family Lynn Weisberg Baltimore, Maryland

Neilan, on the website that Ron Peeters mentioned, it is stated that Birth records will only be added after 100 years. I could not find it yet. On this website (sorry, in Dutch) you can ask for a copy

Hi All, Another solution: Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program) and under the "File" menu - "save as text" -- Meir Razy meir.razy@... Searching: Kisfajn / Sfard / Rothenberg /

All those who were part of the Forum's program yesterday should have received a follow up email with links to many sites of interest to Janet Applefield's story. The part of that email is reproduced

For: Sheryl Prenzlau or anyone who is interested. Wajman, maybe I am wrong without the s, is family, probably from Radom or Warsaw. Any interest! Mark Paul Stone (Lichtenstein) P.S. I

How would one pronounce Wajsman from old Polish records? Waxman or Weissman? Thanks Sheryl Prenzlau

I am providing a map to accompany the translation of an essay in the Yizkor Book of Mizoch about the story of a partisan. Several of the geographic references are obscure, some being small hamlets,

I think that Gary Binetter’s solution is a very practical solution. However, I tested it on my psalm book , with printed characters. The Hebrew is read with a medium accuracy of about 80%. This

Fascinating talk but does anyone know the book that was mentioned. Tony Allan

hello everybody.i am planning a trip to poland.i want to volunteer by take photos from cemetery's.with who in Jewish gen I have to talk about it? thanks a lot y.z.kinstlich kinstlich123@...

I also tried to search in records of births in Flekkefjord and elsewhere in Norway, without any success for the name Kolin. I have also looked up the name Kolin in Oskar Mendelsohn's exhaustive