No humans lived in the area of Finland until the end of the last ice age. According to this link, there are no animal fossils in Finland >from earlier than 13,000 BC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last

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No humans lived in the area of Finland until the end of the last ice age. According to this link, there are no animal fossils in Finland >from earlier than 13,000 BC. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last

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shkutzim?: Hoodlums or gang (of boys) Shkutzim is the plural of Sheketz (or shegetz in Yiddish). It means a goy, a non-Jew. The feminine form - Shiktza, is better known. It's true that in the vernacul

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shkutzim?: Hoodlums or gang (of boys) Shkutzim is the plural of Sheketz (or shegetz in Yiddish). It means a goy, a non-Jew. The feminine form - Shiktza, is better known. It's true that in the vernacul

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<<<In addition, have come across the word "Kasraktinim" (sp.?). This may have a meaning associated with brick manufacturing.>>> Ksarktinim is the plural form of the Hebrew word Ksarktin. It means barr

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<<<In addition, have come across the word "Kasraktinim" (sp.?). This may have a meaning associated with brick manufacturing.>>> Ksarktinim is the plural form of the Hebrew word Ksarktin. It means barr

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<<<I am helping a Holocaust survivor transcribe his oral testimony help me with the correct spelling of: Givat Blenner/Givat Brenner Teletrinsky Machneh Shivuim Dr. Tzenicare>>> The kibbutz is Givat B

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<<<I am helping a Holocaust survivor transcribe his oral testimony help me with the correct spelling of: Givat Blenner/Givat Brenner Teletrinsky Machneh Shivuim Dr. Tzenicare>>> The kibbutz is Givat B

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It generally takes two to four weeks for requested films to be delivered in the U.S. I can't see why it would take more than one extra week to deliver to Australia. The exception, sometimes, is when t

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It generally takes two to four weeks for requested films to be delivered in the U.S. I can't see why it would take more than one extra week to deliver to Australia. The exception, sometimes, is when t

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It is possible in such cases that the woman died alone with no immediate family members to testify to the facts you seek. I wouldn't presume anything about her marital status or whether or not she had

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It is possible in such cases that the woman died alone with no immediate family members to testify to the facts you seek. I wouldn't presume anything about her marital status or whether or not she had

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Yes, of course. The deer is a symbol of the Israelite tribe of Naphtali. In Genesis 49 you can find the phrase "Naphtali ayala shlucha". Ayala is Hebrew for deer, synonymous with Tzvi (or at least clo

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Yes, of course. The deer is a symbol of the Israelite tribe of Naphtali. In Genesis 49 you can find the phrase "Naphtali ayala shlucha". Ayala is Hebrew for deer, synonymous with Tzvi (or at least clo

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Dear Peter, I get the impression that many Geni.com members are not dedicated genealogical researchers. They may enter the immediate family members into the tree, based on personal knowledge, and stop

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Dear Peter, I get the impression that many Geni.com members are not dedicated genealogical researchers. They may enter the immediate family members into the tree, based on personal knowledge, and stop

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Dovie wrote: "I recently found some records of interest on JRI Poland. There are some, however that may or may not be of interest to me. I'm trying to find siblings of my GGGF, and there are loads of

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Dovie wrote: "I recently found some records of interest on JRI Poland. There are some, however that may or may not be of interest to me. I'm trying to find siblings of my GGGF, and there are loads of

#poland

Michael Bernet wrote: "I challenged you only in your claim that Issachar really means "boat," or "ship". That is one association I have never seen elsewhere." This may be due to some confusion with th

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Michael Bernet wrote: "I challenged you only in your claim that Issachar really means "boat," or "ship". That is one association I have never seen elsewhere." This may be due to some confusion with th

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