My brick wall is Salomon GUTHMANN/ GUTHMAN/ GUTTMANN/ GUTMAN, born March 15, 1875 in Metz, Lorraine. According to his birth certificate, his parents were Emmanuel GUTHMANN and Jeannie "Johanna" VOEHL.

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My brick wall is Salomon GUTHMANN/ GUTHMAN/ GUTTMANN/ GUTMAN, born March 15, 1875 in Metz, Lorraine. According to his birth certificate, his parents were Emmanuel GUTHMANN and Jeannie "Johanna" VOEHL.

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greenemarcy@... asked about vital records >from Tilsit. There is a book in the New York Public Library that might be of help to you. Author: Kenkel, Horst. Title: Grund - und Hauserbuch (Umlau

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greenemarcy@... asked about vital records >from Tilsit. There is a book in the New York Public Library that might be of help to you. Author: Kenkel, Horst. Title: Grund - und Hauserbuch (Umlau

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"Judith Elam" <elamj@...> is looking for family >from Dirschau (now Tczew), Prussia Our member, Fred Zimmak of Sweden, has compiled and digitized the Jewish records for the town of Dirschau

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"Judith Elam" <elamj@...> is looking for family >from Dirschau (now Tczew), Prussia Our member, Fred Zimmak of Sweden, has compiled and digitized the Jewish records for the town of Dirschau

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In case you are not aware of it, there is a Jewish Gen SIG that focuses specifically on the town of Dirschau (now Tczew), Prussia. You can learn more about it at: http://www.jewishgen.org/Danzig/ and

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In case you are not aware of it, there is a Jewish Gen SIG that focuses specifically on the town of Dirschau (now Tczew), Prussia. You can learn more about it at: http://www.jewishgen.org/Danzig/ and

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My sincerest apologies. In my previous posting, I confused the towns of DIRSCHAU (now Tczew) and DANZIG (now GDANSK) Although they are close, and my ancestors traveled from one to the other, they are

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My sincerest apologies. In my previous posting, I confused the towns of DIRSCHAU (now Tczew) and DANZIG (now GDANSK) Although they are close, and my ancestors traveled from one to the other, they are

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MODERATOR NOTE: Thank you Barbara! The Hamburg Jewish Cemetery page is one of some 125 sites linked at "A History of the Jews in Hamburg" http://www1.uni-hamburg.de/rz3a035//jh_welcome.html Many of th

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MODERATOR NOTE: Thank you Barbara! The Hamburg Jewish Cemetery page is one of some 125 sites linked at "A History of the Jews in Hamburg" http://www1.uni-hamburg.de/rz3a035//jh_welcome.html Many of th

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Thank you so very much to Peter Lande for listing U.S. Holocaust Museum and other resources available to us German-Jewish researchers in Washington, DC. I will add his list to the one that I have been

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Thank you so very much to Peter Lande for listing U.S. Holocaust Museum and other resources available to us German-Jewish researchers in Washington, DC. I will add his list to the one that I have been

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The US Holocaust Memorial Museum (D.C.) announced 22-March-2011 that they had a new program to connect lost or displaced persons >from the Holocaust (or WW II in general) by their baby/children pictur

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The US Holocaust Memorial Museum (D.C.) announced 22-March-2011 that they had a new program to connect lost or displaced persons >from the Holocaust (or WW II in general) by their baby/children pictur

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Many of the Italians living in Calabria (Southern Italy) have Jewish roots going back to the Inquisition. When an American rabbi of Italian descent, Barbara Aiello, returns to her ancestral village in

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Many of the Italians living in Calabria (Southern Italy) have Jewish roots going back to the Inquisition. When an American rabbi of Italian descent, Barbara Aiello, returns to her ancestral village in

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The last posting I have found on the GerSig forum archives for NALDEX (the GerSIG Name Adoption List Indexing Project) of which Roger Lustig was the Director of Research, was in November 2008. Has the

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The last posting I have found on the GerSig forum archives for NALDEX (the GerSIG Name Adoption List Indexing Project) of which Roger Lustig was the Director of Research, was in November 2008. Has the

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