"Daniel Kazez" wrote in message Daniel, I have been using for some time Poland telephone directory by "TP Ditel" on line located at 1. To locate an individuals http://ditel.tpsa.pl/asp/szukaj_a.asp 2.

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"Marilyn Feingold" wrote Kharkov Medical Institute is actually a Medical School (or Medical University). It used to be common in Russia (and in the other ex Eastern Block countries modelled on the Sov

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"Daniel Kazez" wrote in message Daniel, I have been using for some time Poland telephone directory by "TP Ditel" on line located at 1. To locate an individuals http://ditel.tpsa.pl/asp/szukaj_a.asp 2.

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"Marilyn Feingold" wrote Kharkov Medical Institute is actually a Medical School (or Medical University). It used to be common in Russia (and in the other ex Eastern Block countries modelled on the Sov

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*Chaim Luria* wrote Yes, there is indeed town Ostrog near larger town Elblag on the Poland's Baltic coast. Problem is that those both ex East Prussian towns have been renamed as Ostrog and Elblag >fro

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*Chaim Luria* wrote Yes, there is indeed town Ostrog near larger town Elblag on the Poland's Baltic coast. Problem is that those both ex East Prussian towns have been renamed as Ostrog and Elblag >fro

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*Katie Sobol* wrote Dworcowa [ulica] Alexander Sharon

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"Margiloff" wrote > Irwin, There is no town by name Finland (or similar) in Poland. Finland was a Russian province, same as was part of Poland. Alexander Sharon Calgary, AB

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*Katie Sobol* wrote Dworcowa [ulica] Alexander Sharon

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"Margiloff" wrote > Irwin, There is no town by name Finland (or similar) in Poland. Finland was a Russian province, same as was part of Poland. Alexander Sharon Calgary, AB

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Dear fellow Galitzyaners, For some time I have been in touch with the Polish gentlemen, Mr. Tadeusz Brozbar, who has intruduce me to his excellent collection of the old maps. I have been trying to for

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Dear fellow Galitzyaners, For some time I have been in touch with the Polish gentlemen, Mr. Tadeusz Brozbar, who has intruduce me to his excellent collection of the old maps. I have been trying to for

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Harriet Drucker Goldstein wrote: come in have. Krukienice (also known as Krukenich, Krukienice, Krukenytsya, Krukenitse, Krukenitsa, Krukenishche, Krukenichi) are known today as Krukenitsa, Ukraine. T

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Harriet Drucker Goldstein wrote: come in have. Krukienice (also known as Krukenich, Krukienice, Krukenytsya, Krukenitse, Krukenitsa, Krukenishche, Krukenichi) are known today as Krukenitsa, Ukraine. T

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<MBernet@...> wrote I believe that part of the Poznan Province as a part of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) that was annexed by King Friedrich II of Prussia in 1772 during first partition of Poland

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<MBernet@...> wrote I believe that part of the Poznan Province as a part of Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) that was annexed by King Friedrich II of Prussia in 1772 during first partition of Poland

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Cheryl, I've been under the impression that Pruchnik is already included in the Kolbuszowa Region Research Group (KRRG), but it appears that I was wrong. Pruchnik is located some 40 miles >from Kolbus

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Cheryl, I've been under the impression that Pruchnik is already included in the Kolbuszowa Region Research Group (KRRG), but it appears that I was wrong. Pruchnik is located some 40 miles >from Kolbus

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