If you had been French citizen, and if you did not chose France in 1870, You had to come into the new French territory to recover French citizenship . Even if you had been French citizen or were the s

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If you had been French citizen, and if you did not chose France in 1870, You had to come into the new French territory to recover French citizenship . Even if you had been French citizen or were the s

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Naomi, I remember I have seen a long time ago some lists that could correspond to "Asile de nuit" in the archives of Paris Consistoire, but I am afraid, no list corresponding to a long period, and as

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Naomi, I remember I have seen a long time ago some lists that could correspond to "Asile de nuit" in the archives of Paris Consistoire, but I am afraid, no list corresponding to a long period, and as

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1. France's Declaration of War " Some accounts give the date for France's declaration of war as July 15; other accounts state that it was July 19. Most agree that the declaration of war followed on re

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1. France's Declaration of War " Some accounts give the date for France's declaration of war as July 15; other accounts state that it was July 19. Most agree that the declaration of war followed on re

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I have a naturalization file for Leopold KAHN and Adele HECHT, and for Isaac KAHN dit Julius (his brother) and Adelaide KAHN. I answer you privately to giveyou all the details I have for the family...

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I have a naturalization file for Leopold KAHN and Adele HECHT, and for Isaac KAHN dit Julius (his brother) and Adelaide KAHN. I answer you privately to giveyou all the details I have for the family...

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As far as I know, until Haussmann, Rue Ste Cx Bretonnerie = 4e arrt and Rue Oberkampf = 11e arrt Anne Lifshitz-Krams Paris ----------------------------------------------- Selon Rosanne Leeson <rdleeso

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As far as I know, until Haussmann, Rue Ste Cx Bretonnerie = 4e arrt and Rue Oberkampf = 11e arrt Anne Lifshitz-Krams Paris ----------------------------------------------- Selon Rosanne Leeson <rdleeso

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I found this in an onomastic dictionary, maybe it can help: "Ochsenbein, name existing in the Haut-Rhin, meaning "pied-de-boeuf" (maybe a shopsign for an inn)". Maybe your ancestor had an inn or a sho

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I found this in an onomastic dictionary, maybe it can help: "Ochsenbein, name existing in the Haut-Rhin, meaning "pied-de-boeuf" (maybe a shopsign for an inn)". Maybe your ancestor had an inn or a sho

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=== after 1946, it was "ministere des anciens combattants et victimes de guerre". As far as I know, this ministere was in charge of everything concerning deportees (Jews and not Jews). Anne Lifshitz-K

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=== after 1946, it was "ministere des anciens combattants et victimes de guerre". As far as I know, this ministere was in charge of everything concerning deportees (Jews and not Jews). Anne Lifshitz-K

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I don't know if it can help, but if you read French or if someone can translate it for you : http://www.lesinrocks.com/index.php?id=67&tx_article[notule]=80659&cHash=795ec6256d Cordially Anne Lifshitz

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I don't know if it can help, but if you read French or if someone can translate it for you : http://www.lesinrocks.com/index.php?id=67&tx_article[notule]=80659&cHash=795ec6256d Cordially Anne Lifshitz

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=== No Stellmann among the naturalization files I used for my researches concerning French jewish naturalizations during the nineteenth century (1815-1900), but as it is not a very specific jewish nam

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=== No Stellmann among the naturalization files I used for my researches concerning French jewish naturalizations during the nineteenth century (1815-1900), but as it is not a very specific jewish nam

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Just in addition to these as always clear informations >from Basile: 1. >from at least 1893 and until at least WW1, any froreigner settling in a place was supposed to register with the town hall: I re

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Just in addition to these as always clear informations >from Basile: 1. >from at least 1893 and until at least WW1, any froreigner settling in a place was supposed to register with the town hall: I re

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