"Behandler" does not mean "Provider." "Behandeln" (verb) = to treat. "Behandler" (noun), one who treats, caregiver. The latter is not a normal word in the German language, but an ad hoc derivation

Hi, I have also been told that Morris is most likely Moshe by a family member. It is said my father Morris Sherman is named after his Grandfather Morris (Moshe). In Solomon's marriage registry, he

How does that differ from an ordinary Google search alert? I read the pages you link to but didn't see any explanation. When I tried using the tool, I just got a regular Google search, not one limited

I think you are correct. Solomon Sherman had a brother Sam Sherman. Sam had a son Victor Sherman, Benjamin Sherman, Daughter Chava Sherman, Daugher Riva Sherman, and a couple other children I

At the time Solomon Sherman married Sophia Carp (Krupnik), Solomon Sherman listed his parents as Ida Hoffman and Morris Sherman. Of course, we cannot confirm this and must Solomon Sherman's word at

Tashkent was often a transition point, not a final destination. In this case the "current address" field (lower left) has Tashkent oblast, Ordzhenikidze rayon, village Troitskoe, Lagernaya st 59.

Ok. Definitely not right person. Thanks.

Can you post a link to the record? Perhaps a mis-reading of Balabanovka Lipovets Kiev Russian Empire Sherri Venditti >I have a family member that I am researching and she is from Solabarewka

Hello, In the article it mentions the term (German) Behandler for provider. regards, Joanne Grosman researching Grosman, Bocian, Kremsdorf

Hi, Where can I see this list? Solomon

Many Jews managed to flee from the Ukraine as the Nazis advanced. My cousins reached Tashkent. After the war they went to other places. I don't know if they went back to their original homes or to

Phil Goldfarb's statement that "the term Health Care Provider came from Nazi Germany" is incorrect. 1. One of the two sources he cites, an article on the persecution of pediatricians in Nazi Germany,

Trying to make contat with the family of sisters Elizabeth Tames of Lebanon, PA and Joanne Tames of Springfield, NJ. Their parents were Judy (Freidel), a Holocaust survivor, born in Hungary in 1924

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Hi! As far as I know, a lot of Jewish refugees were evacuated to Tashkent during WWII. Also, I've seen lists of evacuated Jews to this area, maybe there you'll found more information about your

What I know is that Bismarck's model of health insurance was the first introduced in Germany. In the 1880's.

I am sorry. I should have added that most physicians detest the name provider. Now you can see why! Phil Goldfarb President JGS of Tulsa LEET (LIT): Radeikiai, Lithuania GITOW (GITOVITCH): Belarus &

Below is a copy of a registration card I found on the website of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum awhile back. It is from a collection called "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent,

The U.K. Outward Passenger Lists on Ancestry sometimes show how a passenger leaving the U.K. arrived there. I’ve found this information for someone who left from Libau and then took a ship from

For anyone interested in Ferramonti di Tarsia, the Calabrian concentration camp, and the miraculous 1940 adventure of the Pentcho steamship that sailed down the Danube carrying 500 Jews on their