I would appreciate help in translating a cause of death. It is >from the death records of two sisters (adults) who died the same day in Vienna in 1938. The image is at Viewmate #10338 http://data.jewi

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I would appreciate help in translating a cause of death. It is >from the death records of two sisters (adults) who died the same day in Vienna in 1938. The image is at Viewmate #10338 http://data.jewi

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Thank you, Joyce, for posting this announcement. I am very glad to hear of this discovery, and I have a few questions: 1) Will anyone be able to attend this discussion and report to this list? 2) Does

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Thank you, Joyce, for posting this announcement. I am very glad to hear of this discovery, and I have a few questions: 1) Will anyone be able to attend this discussion and report to this list? 2) Does

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I have posted to ViewMate 4 photographs of 6 Hebrew gravestones. I would appreciate help in reading and translating. The graves are in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia. I can read portions of the stones,

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I have posted to ViewMate 4 photographs of 6 Hebrew gravestones. I would appreciate help in reading and translating. The graves are in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia. I can read portions of the stones,

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I have posted to ViewMate 4 photographs of 6 Hebrew gravestones. I would appreciate help in reading and translating. The graves are in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia. I can read portions of the stones,

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I have posted to ViewMate 4 photographs of 6 Hebrew gravestones. I would appreciate help in reading and translating. The graves are in Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Moravia. I can read portions of the stones,

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I also have a KOLISCH (sometimes spelled KOLLISCH) branch, >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa) in current Slovakia (near Bratislava). I have no informed explanation of the name, and am intere

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I also have a KOLISCH (sometimes spelled KOLLISCH) branch, >from the town of Stupava (Stampfen, Stomfa) in current Slovakia (near Bratislava). I have no informed explanation of the name, and am intere

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A recent search of the LDS Family History Catalog shows some new films of Slovak Jewish records. The following films seem to be newer than the last time I looked: Matrika, 1817-1948 Zidovska' obec Dun

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A recent search of the LDS Family History Catalog shows some new films of Slovak Jewish records. The following films seem to be newer than the last time I looked: Matrika, 1817-1948 Zidovska' obec Dun

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The films of the "primary" records held at the IKG are in the same record of the Family History Library catalog (referenced in several recent messages). The first 111 entries are the films of the copi

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The films of the "primary" records held at the IKG are in the same record of the Family History Library catalog (referenced in several recent messages). The first 111 entries are the films of the copi

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When you go past the first 111 entries, there is a comment (between two entries in the table, "Andere Verfilmung, 2004". Following these are the films of the original IKG registers - beginning with fi

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When you go past the first 111 entries, there is a comment (between two entries in the table, "Andere Verfilmung, 2004". Following these are the films of the original IKG registers - beginning with fi

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I have posted to Viewmate a scan of the "Anmerkung" field of a Familienten record. There are five lines, one lined up with the name of each of five brothers: Samuel, Jakob, Gabriel, Phillip, and Joach

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I have posted to Viewmate a scan of the "Anmerkung" field of a Familienten record. There are five lines, one lined up with the name of each of five brothers: Samuel, Jakob, Gabriel, Phillip, and Joach

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I have recently received some death records >from Vienna (through the kind efforts of another SIG member). I don't quite understand the information about burial location in these records: One record f

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I have recently received some death records >from Vienna (through the kind efforts of another SIG member). I don't quite understand the information about burial location in these records: One record f

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