"Daniel Kazez"wrote Zhitomir, Ukraine == Alexander Sharon Calgary, Ab

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<MBernet@...> wrote Ida is an abbreviation of Idalia. A very common Jewish name in past Eastern Europe. My Mom in law z'l was Idalia (Ida) a feminine version of Judah (Yudl, Yiddele) Alexander Sha

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<MBernet@...> wrote (...) Michael, Argument that you have never come across the name Idalia or that name is not in Alexander Beider's dictionary, does not prvide the proof that name was no adopted

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<MBernet@...> wrote (...) Michael, Argument that you have never come across the name Idalia or that name is not in Alexander Beider's dictionary, does not prvide the proof that name was no adopted

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"Alan Glixman" <alan.glixman@...> wrote Alan, NOT (Naczelna Organizacja Techniczna) or The Main Technical Organization in Poland was etablished back in Warsaw in 1935. Alexander Sharon Cal

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"Alan Glixman" <alan.glixman@...> wrote Alan, NOT (Naczelna Organizacja Techniczna) or The Main Technical Organization in Poland was etablished back in Warsaw in 1935. Alexander Sharon Cal

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"edward konig" wrote in message Edward, Polya (Pola) is an nickname of the feminine Ukrainian name Polina (adopted most probably >from Paulina). There is no direct Bible relation to this name, neverth

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"edward konig" wrote in message Edward, Polya (Pola) is an nickname of the feminine Ukrainian name Polina (adopted most probably >from Paulina). There is no direct Bible relation to this name, neverth

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Why should we? During Russian rule, and many of the Genners ancestors that have originated been specifically _forbidden_ to use Biblical names and an artificial name like Movsha or Ovsey have been cre

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Why should we? During Russian rule, and many of the Genners ancestors that have originated been specifically _forbidden_ to use Biblical names and an artificial name like Movsha or Ovsey have been cre

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"Jean Rosenbaum" wrote in message Jean, Considering the fact that Jews were not allowed to reside in Russia >from the time of Ivan III, The "Terrible" rule (1462-1505) till 1905, stement is rather inc

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"Jean Rosenbaum" wrote in message Jean, Considering the fact that Jews were not allowed to reside in Russia >from the time of Ivan III, The "Terrible" rule (1462-1505) till 1905, stement is rather inc

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"Rose Feldman" wrote to that) Rose, This was most probably 'Pelagia', a classical Greek name associated with the sea. Alexander Sharon

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< MBernet@... > wrote Rather very odd for Eastern Europe. Polina derives >from Apollon (Apolo) Alexander Sharon Calgary

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"Rose Feldman" wrote to that) Rose, This was most probably 'Pelagia', a classical Greek name associated with the sea. Alexander Sharon

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< MBernet@... > wrote Rather very odd for Eastern Europe. Polina derives >from Apollon (Apolo) Alexander Sharon Calgary

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"Sally Bruckheimer" wrote I'd like to support Sally Bruckheimer's observation regarding name Tania and just to add that name Tania (Tanya) originates >from name Tatiana (Tatyana). Refer to the heroine

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"Sally Bruckheimer" wrote I'd like to support Sally Bruckheimer's observation regarding name Tania and just to add that name Tania (Tanya) originates >from name Tatiana (Tatyana). Refer to the heroine

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"Joan Rosen" wrote Joan, Novozybkov and Starodub, Surazh and Mglin uyezds have been part of Chernigov Guberniya. Currently all four uyezdz are belong to the Briansk Oblast'. Chernigov has been renamed

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"Joan Rosen" wrote Joan, Novozybkov and Starodub, Surazh and Mglin uyezds have been part of Chernigov Guberniya. Currently all four uyezdz are belong to the Briansk Oblast'. Chernigov has been renamed

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