I have not been successful in finding records of names of Jews from Panevezys Lithuania who were deported to Siberia following the German Soviet Pact of 1939. I have recently located and made contact

Dear friends, Yefim Kogan asked about graves >from Galatz, 1933 - 1936. As of 2015, the Jewish Community in Galatz maintained hand-written mapping boards of the cemetery, >from 1940 onwards. They

I was just making my annual donation to JewishGen.org and noticed that they no longer have options to add ear-marked donations to go to the special interest groups (SIGs) like this one. I guess I

This is a translation of an article that appeared this week in a German regional paper, Acher-und Buehler Bote about a recent reunion of the Roos family, originally from Lichtenau, Baden. The members

Attached here is a one-pager in PDF format. It succinctly describes the issues and provides the links necessary to make comments. With appreciation Renee

Close, but no cigar. I believe it's Genie Milgrom's story. She is originally from Cuba and moved to the USA. Ask me any question about Australian geography and I'm sure I'd fail that! Also, while

Thanks Tony - I belong to so many e-mail based groups that my e-mail inbox tends to get clogged up. If there is further information then what I briefly have in the one lette, I would be happy to

Dave Thanks for your email. Our group started out focused on the Isle of Man. In the process, folks who's family members were interred on other camps in Great Britain, in Canada and Australia have

Hello all The deadline to post comments to help stop the massive fee hikes to access historical records held by the USCIS Genealogy Program is 11:59 PM Eastern Time on 30 December 2019. To learn more

Hello Tony - your subject heading is very broad ie British internment. What was then classified as British covered vast swathes of the globe. Yet when I read the details all you seem to mention is a

Dear Romanian Researchers, I would like to ask people who live in Galatz, Romania or who travels to that town to help me to get a photo of my great grandfather's grave. His name was Haim Haimovich

there is actually a lot of material old and recent about the lofthouse internment camp here is more

hi patricia, this might be it https://www.wakefieldexpress.co.uk/news/forgotten-stories-of-first-world-war-capture-in-lofthouse-1-8743558 a simple google search ..internment first world war.. may

Definitely the same person. It's an unusual name: Lujza Magaziner. My Magaziners are very long-lived, so the age of 83 doesn't particularly surprise me. The book I read said that she was on the train

Are you a current member of Gesher Galicia? It is the Gesher Galicia 2020 membership season. You can become a member or renew your membership by going

Since introducing improved online inventories for individual archives earlier this year, Gesher Galicia have worked to upgrade their functioning. These inventories can be found in the pull-down menu

I would like help with a r e a l l y frequent last name (within intermarriage): My ggrandfather's sister Emilie WEIL, b. Frankenthal, Palatinate, Apr 20, 1854, d. probably in Connecticut, USA, in

On December 28, 2019, Ruth Lynn <ruthlynn33@...> asked about Berlin death records for years after 1920. ======> Birth, marriage and death records are indeed held at the Landesarchiv Berlin

Ruth Lynn asked: While the records themselves are not online, the name indices are. You can search for them by register office (Standesamt)

Ruth Nadelman Lynn asked how to access Berlin death records after 1920. The indexes of the various Berlin Registry offices can be downloaded and viewed