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Re: Location of ZIEGLER family
#hungary
AttilaRona@...
In a message dated 3/13/2006 9:51:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jjellins@ibus.org writes: Dear All, There was a typographical error in the information which I provided and which was then posted on the March 9, 2006 H-SIG digest mailing list. The year of Jakob Ziegler's birth was shown as 1883 when in fact it was meant to be 1833. I have not yet established the birth place of Jakob Ziegler but one document states that he was >from "Sarmoser Comitat, Ungarn". What is the significance of "Sarmoser Comitat". Is this the name of a town or region, or does this have some other meaning. With thanks. Jack Jellins. Sydney/Australia. ZIEGLER - Hungary, Austria GOLDHAUSER - Hungary GOTTLIEB - Hungary WERTHEIMER - Hungary Hi Jack, Is your GOTTLIEB >from Kisva'rda? Attila Rona New York
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*re: jewish records from slovenia
#hungary
Tom Venetianer <tom.vene@...>
Dear Denise,
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Certain northern parts of Slovenia belonged to the Hungarian Kingdom until the end of 1918, when the ex-Slav Habsburg dominions formed a kingdom called State or Kingdom of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs. In 1929 these three states formed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During WW2, parts of Slovenia were annexed to Germany, Italy and Hungary. After WW2 (1945), the territory of the ex-Yugoslavian Kingdom became the Republic of Yugoslavia. Therefor, until 1918, records for some towns could be either in the Mormons' microfilm repository or in the Hungarian National Archive (MOL-Magyar Orsza'gos Leve'lta'r). The period you are searching is critical because of the political turbulence in Europe during that time. My guess would be that if records exist for that period, they must be in the National Archives of Serbia, in Belgrade, see <http://www.arhiv.sv.gov.yu/e1000001.htm>. Wikipedia has a very good timeline of Slovenia's history, see <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Slovenian_history>. Good luck Tom
At 00:00 -0600 14.03.2006, H-SIG digest wrote:
Subject: jewish records >from slovenia --
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Hungary SIG #Hungary Re: Location of ZIEGLER family
#hungary
AttilaRona@...
In a message dated 3/13/2006 9:51:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
jjellins@ibus.org writes: Dear All, There was a typographical error in the information which I provided and which was then posted on the March 9, 2006 H-SIG digest mailing list. The year of Jakob Ziegler's birth was shown as 1883 when in fact it was meant to be 1833. I have not yet established the birth place of Jakob Ziegler but one document states that he was >from "Sarmoser Comitat, Ungarn". What is the significance of "Sarmoser Comitat". Is this the name of a town or region, or does this have some other meaning. With thanks. Jack Jellins. Sydney/Australia. ZIEGLER - Hungary, Austria GOLDHAUSER - Hungary GOTTLIEB - Hungary WERTHEIMER - Hungary Hi Jack, Is your GOTTLIEB >from Kisva'rda? Attila Rona New York
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Hungary SIG #Hungary *re: jewish records from slovenia
#hungary
Tom Venetianer <tom.vene@...>
Dear Denise,
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Certain northern parts of Slovenia belonged to the Hungarian Kingdom until the end of 1918, when the ex-Slav Habsburg dominions formed a kingdom called State or Kingdom of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs. In 1929 these three states formed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During WW2, parts of Slovenia were annexed to Germany, Italy and Hungary. After WW2 (1945), the territory of the ex-Yugoslavian Kingdom became the Republic of Yugoslavia. Therefor, until 1918, records for some towns could be either in the Mormons' microfilm repository or in the Hungarian National Archive (MOL-Magyar Orsza'gos Leve'lta'r). The period you are searching is critical because of the political turbulence in Europe during that time. My guess would be that if records exist for that period, they must be in the National Archives of Serbia, in Belgrade, see <http://www.arhiv.sv.gov.yu/e1000001.htm>. Wikipedia has a very good timeline of Slovenia's history, see <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_Slovenian_history>. Good luck Tom
At 00:00 -0600 14.03.2006, H-SIG digest wrote:
Subject: jewish records >from slovenia --
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FW: Hungarian Jews in Theresienstadt in April 45
#hungary
Judy Young <jy-abcd@...>
Last week (March 8th) in a message Henry Wellisch wrote:
=93Starting around April 15, 1945 about 15,000 Persons arrived in Theresienstadt >from concentration camps, which had been evacuated byThere were definitely Hungarian Jews who arrived back to Theresienstadt = in April 1945 >from Buchenwald after that camp was emptied in early April (though most of the Buchenwald inmates did not make it back to Theresienstadt). Some were force marched, some were put on a train. The = ones that did make it, survived an allied bombing of their train. I know one person who got back there in this fashion after deportation >from Ujpest = to Auschwitz and transfer to Buchenwald. There is also mention of this in a book by Lothar Czosseck called =93Aussenkommando 'Wille' =96 ein = Aussenlager des KZ Buchenwald=94 =A0which describes experiences of inmates in Rehmsdorf, = part of the Buchenwald complex (the camp that Imre Kertesz was also in), and in = an =A0unpublished manuscript by Dr Melchior Weiss, also a Hungarian = survivor who arrived back to Theresienstadt with his young son, Andre (now an elderly psychiatrist in the US). However, I do not believe there is a listing of the people who arrived = back in this way unless perhaps among lists of Hungarian survivors published = in 1946? Such a list of Hungarian survivors is available at the US = Holocaust Museum (as is the Czosseck book). Regards, Judy Judy Young Drache Ottawa, Canada E-mail: jy-abcd@cyberus.ca
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Hungary SIG #Hungary FW: Hungarian Jews in Theresienstadt in April 45
#hungary
Judy Young <jy-abcd@...>
Last week (March 8th) in a message Henry Wellisch wrote:
=93Starting around April 15, 1945 about 15,000 Persons arrived in Theresienstadt >from concentration camps, which had been evacuated byThere were definitely Hungarian Jews who arrived back to Theresienstadt = in April 1945 >from Buchenwald after that camp was emptied in early April (though most of the Buchenwald inmates did not make it back to Theresienstadt). Some were force marched, some were put on a train. The = ones that did make it, survived an allied bombing of their train. I know one person who got back there in this fashion after deportation >from Ujpest = to Auschwitz and transfer to Buchenwald. There is also mention of this in a book by Lothar Czosseck called =93Aussenkommando 'Wille' =96 ein = Aussenlager des KZ Buchenwald=94 =A0which describes experiences of inmates in Rehmsdorf, = part of the Buchenwald complex (the camp that Imre Kertesz was also in), and in = an =A0unpublished manuscript by Dr Melchior Weiss, also a Hungarian = survivor who arrived back to Theresienstadt with his young son, Andre (now an elderly psychiatrist in the US). However, I do not believe there is a listing of the people who arrived = back in this way unless perhaps among lists of Hungarian survivors published = in 1946? Such a list of Hungarian survivors is available at the US = Holocaust Museum (as is the Czosseck book). Regards, Judy Judy Young Drache Ottawa, Canada E-mail: jy-abcd@cyberus.ca
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Family of Rabbi SOLOVEICHIK
#general
Ira Lyons <iralyons@...>
I recently learned >from the ship's manifest that my father's name in Brest,
Russia was David SOLOWEICZIC. He emmigrated to Ellis Island at age 10 with his mother, Chaia Soloweiczic (38), and brother Moishe Soloweiczic (7). Chaia's maiden name was Sheland. The date of immigration is 1914. Would it be possible to trace my father's connection to the Soloveichik family of Rabbis? Thanks, Ira Lyons
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Family of Rabbi SOLOVEICHIK
#general
Ira Lyons <iralyons@...>
I recently learned >from the ship's manifest that my father's name in Brest,
Russia was David SOLOWEICZIC. He emmigrated to Ellis Island at age 10 with his mother, Chaia Soloweiczic (38), and brother Moishe Soloweiczic (7). Chaia's maiden name was Sheland. The date of immigration is 1914. Would it be possible to trace my father's connection to the Soloveichik family of Rabbis? Thanks, Ira Lyons
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Re: Hungarian Military Prisoner/Deaths Database
#general
Vivian Kahn
http://www.hadifogoly.adatbanyaszat.hu/ is the URL for the website of
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the Hungarian War Archives. This is a very valuable database for those with family >from Hungary because it includes names and other information about men who were conscripted into the Labor Battalions and died or were reported missing. Although the information is in Hungarian, the database is easy to use if you know a few terms: Vezeteknev = Surname Keresztnev = Given name (literally "Christian name") Szuletesiev = Year of birth Kereses = Search Vivian Kahn, Hungarian SIG Coordinator
Subject: Hungarian Military Prisoner/Deaths Database deaths.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Hungarian Military Prisoner/Deaths Database
#general
Vivian Kahn
http://www.hadifogoly.adatbanyaszat.hu/ is the URL for the website of
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the Hungarian War Archives. This is a very valuable database for those with family >from Hungary because it includes names and other information about men who were conscripted into the Labor Battalions and died or were reported missing. Although the information is in Hungarian, the database is easy to use if you know a few terms: Vezeteknev = Surname Keresztnev = Given name (literally "Christian name") Szuletesiev = Year of birth Kereses = Search Vivian Kahn, Hungarian SIG Coordinator
Subject: Hungarian Military Prisoner/Deaths Database deaths.
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Jewish Population in the world
#general
Sam Schleman <Samara99@...>
I recently stumbled across a website that contains the Jewish population for
each country in the world as of 2005. In addition, clicking on the name of any country in the list will give one a capsule history of Jews in that country. The site is at: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/jewpop.html Have fun! Sam Schleman Malvern, PA Samara99@comcast.net
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Jewish Population in the world
#general
Sam Schleman <Samara99@...>
I recently stumbled across a website that contains the Jewish population for
each country in the world as of 2005. In addition, clicking on the name of any country in the list will give one a capsule history of Jews in that country. The site is at: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/jewpop.html Have fun! Sam Schleman Malvern, PA Samara99@comcast.net
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LIPFELD, GREENFELD / GRINFELD / GRUNFELD, MAZUR / MAZURKEWICZ
#general
asbury8@...
I am trying to find:
LIPFELD, currently or formerly of Switzerland. My grandmother's sister's husband, Heniek / Hersz LIPFELD, survived the Lodz Ghetto and moved to Switzerland. I am looking for his family. Please respond privately with any information. GRENFELD / GRUNFELD / GREENFELD (or possibly other spelling), currently or formerly of the UK. My ggrandfather's sister, Freidal MAZURKIEWICZ, lived in England for a while. She moved to Israel, but her children stayed in England. Her daughter married a GRENFIELD (or other spelling). She visited Israel around 1952 or so, perhaps other times as well. MAZUR or MAZURKIEWICZ, currently or formerly of France. My grandmother and her first cousin, Mietek (aka Josef Mojsiej / Yosef / Moniek) MAZURKIEWICZ, were very close, growing up together in Lodz, Poland. Mietek was born in Lodz in 1910, left Poland before WW II, went to to study at the Sorbonne, then went to Israel (Palestine). He was an engineer. He left Palestine in 1947 or 1948 (before Israel came to be) for Paris. He may have been married several times and has at least one son. He may have changed the family name to MAZUR once reaching Paris. Mietek's mother was >from the CEDERBAUM family. If you have any tie-ins to this, please respond to me privately. Thank you. --T Segal USA Researching SALMONOWITZ / ZELMANOWICZ, DZIALOSZYNSKI, FERENBACH, PETER, WOLF, LITWAK (Lodz, other incl. Pabience); MAZURKIEWICZ (Lodz , Skierniewice, Pabience & France (maybe changed to MAZUR); MAUS (Lublin & Lodz), LIPFELD (Lodz & Switzerland); CEDERBAUM (Poland); GREENFELD / GRUNFELD (UK), SIERPINSKI (Aleksandrow & Lodz), BRAM (Lodz, Pajeczo, Rawa, Skierniewice, Piotrkow, Pabience); GOLDSZTAJN (Maniensk & Lodz); POPOWSKI (Gora & Lodz); MODERATOR NOTE: Searching list truncated at the allowed 6 lines.
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen LIPFELD, GREENFELD / GRINFELD / GRUNFELD, MAZUR / MAZURKEWICZ
#general
asbury8@...
I am trying to find:
LIPFELD, currently or formerly of Switzerland. My grandmother's sister's husband, Heniek / Hersz LIPFELD, survived the Lodz Ghetto and moved to Switzerland. I am looking for his family. Please respond privately with any information. GRENFELD / GRUNFELD / GREENFELD (or possibly other spelling), currently or formerly of the UK. My ggrandfather's sister, Freidal MAZURKIEWICZ, lived in England for a while. She moved to Israel, but her children stayed in England. Her daughter married a GRENFIELD (or other spelling). She visited Israel around 1952 or so, perhaps other times as well. MAZUR or MAZURKIEWICZ, currently or formerly of France. My grandmother and her first cousin, Mietek (aka Josef Mojsiej / Yosef / Moniek) MAZURKIEWICZ, were very close, growing up together in Lodz, Poland. Mietek was born in Lodz in 1910, left Poland before WW II, went to to study at the Sorbonne, then went to Israel (Palestine). He was an engineer. He left Palestine in 1947 or 1948 (before Israel came to be) for Paris. He may have been married several times and has at least one son. He may have changed the family name to MAZUR once reaching Paris. Mietek's mother was >from the CEDERBAUM family. If you have any tie-ins to this, please respond to me privately. Thank you. --T Segal USA Researching SALMONOWITZ / ZELMANOWICZ, DZIALOSZYNSKI, FERENBACH, PETER, WOLF, LITWAK (Lodz, other incl. Pabience); MAZURKIEWICZ (Lodz , Skierniewice, Pabience & France (maybe changed to MAZUR); MAUS (Lublin & Lodz), LIPFELD (Lodz & Switzerland); CEDERBAUM (Poland); GREENFELD / GRUNFELD (UK), SIERPINSKI (Aleksandrow & Lodz), BRAM (Lodz, Pajeczo, Rawa, Skierniewice, Piotrkow, Pabience); GOLDSZTAJN (Maniensk & Lodz); POPOWSKI (Gora & Lodz); MODERATOR NOTE: Searching list truncated at the allowed 6 lines.
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Re: What shtetl could this be?
#belarus
Eilat Gordin Levitan
Dear Bruce,
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Most of the area of what is now belarus and is located less then 15 kilometers west of Minsk, was part of Poland between 1921 to 1939. Pinsk, Skidel, and the Grodno area included. They all had to study Polish by state laws even if they went to Jewish schools. The fact that they said they spoke Polish might indicate that they left the area after 1920. Eilat Gordin Levitan Los Angeles
On 3/16/06, Bruce Rubenstein, M.D. <bruce.rubenstein@nyu.edu> wrote:
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Belarus SIG #Belarus Re: What shtetl could this be?
#belarus
Eilat Gordin Levitan
Dear Bruce,
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Most of the area of what is now belarus and is located less then 15 kilometers west of Minsk, was part of Poland between 1921 to 1939. Pinsk, Skidel, and the Grodno area included. They all had to study Polish by state laws even if they went to Jewish schools. The fact that they said they spoke Polish might indicate that they left the area after 1920. Eilat Gordin Levitan Los Angeles
On 3/16/06, Bruce Rubenstein, M.D. <bruce.rubenstein@nyu.edu> wrote:
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Phone to Peripignan/Cassis
#france
bik <kooshb9341@...>
I'm seeking someone to make a phone call to my relative who
resides in Perpignan, and whose office is in Cassis France. It would be greatly appreciated. I have addresses, but no phone numbers. My French is inadequate to hold a conversation. -- Bernard Kouchel kooshb9341@bellsouth.net MODERATOR: we do need your town and country of residence.
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French SIG #France Phone to Peripignan/Cassis
#france
bik <kooshb9341@...>
I'm seeking someone to make a phone call to my relative who
resides in Perpignan, and whose office is in Cassis France. It would be greatly appreciated. I have addresses, but no phone numbers. My French is inadequate to hold a conversation. -- Bernard Kouchel kooshb9341@bellsouth.net MODERATOR: we do need your town and country of residence.
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Seeking PRZESTRZELENIEC in Brazil
#latinamerica
Renhug@...
I am taking a trip to Brazil. I've been told that I have family there. I
would appreciate it very much any help in making contact with the family name Przestrzeleniec or any known relatives. Thank you, Renee Hughes
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Latin America #LatinAmerica Seeking PRZESTRZELENIEC in Brazil
#latinamerica
Renhug@...
I am taking a trip to Brazil. I've been told that I have family there. I
would appreciate it very much any help in making contact with the family name Przestrzeleniec or any known relatives. Thank you, Renee Hughes
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