The second issue of the quarterly review "Etsi", published by "Etsi", Sephardic Genealogical and Historical Society, will contain a detailed bibliography by Mathilde Tagger about the Jews of Bulgaria.

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The question of the French immigration records is complicated. As many immigrants have been naturalized, you could look for the French naturalization files. For the period 1930-1950, you need to see t

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The question of the French immigration records is complicated. As many immigrants have been naturalized, you could look for the French naturalization files. For the period 1930-1950, you need to see t

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The second issue of the quarterly review "Etsi", published by "Etsi", Sephardic Genealogical and Historical Society, will contain a detailed bibliography by Mathilde Tagger about the Jews of Bulgaria.

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You could find information about the Amzallag family in the book "Sephardi entrepreneurs in Eretz Israel. The Amzallak family, 1816-1918", par Joseph B. Glass et Ruth Kark (Jerusalem, The Magnes Press

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You could find information about the Amzallag family in the book "Sephardi entrepreneurs in Eretz Israel. The Amzallak family, 1816-1918", par Joseph B. Glass et Ruth Kark (Jerusalem, The Magnes Press

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= = ETSI, Sephardic Genealogical and Historical Review = = Issue 2, Vol.1 (autumn 1998) has just been published Here is the table of contents: - Berber matter in onomastics of Maghreb Jews, by Jacques

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= = ETSI, Sephardic Genealogical and Historical Review = = Issue 2, Vol.1 (autumn 1998) has just been published Here is the table of contents: - Berber matter in onomastics of Maghreb Jews, by Jacques

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Some additions to Nicole Berline's message. Indeed the list of Klarsfeld is arranged by convoys, not by names. The Avotaynu microfiche, though having a few mistakes, is VERY useful and allows to find

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Some additions to Nicole Berline's message. Indeed the list of Klarsfeld is arranged by convoys, not by names. The Avotaynu microfiche, though having a few mistakes, is VERY useful and allows to find

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Etsi - Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Review Issue n=B03, Vol.1 (Winter 1998) is now available Articles are in English or French, with summary in the other language. Table of contents: -Present

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Etsi - Sephardi Genealogical and Historical Review Issue n=B03, Vol.1 (Winter 1998) is now available Articles are in English or French, with summary in the other language. Table of contents: -Present

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There are several sources for genealogical research about the Jews from Izmir. Theses sources are in Turkey and in Israel. I cannot give all details in this message, but I published several articles o

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There are several sources for genealogical research about the Jews from Izmir. Theses sources are in Turkey and in Israel. I cannot give all details in this message, but I published several articles o

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Since several years, I do research about my ancestors >from Izmir and I found many data about various families. There were several Papouchado families in Izmir. You could find some information about t

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Since several years, I do research about my ancestors >from Izmir and I found many data about various families. There were several Papouchado families in Izmir. You could find some information about t

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Many Jewish families >from Turkey were of Italian origin. Many of them kept the Italian citizenship. Their ancestors often lived in Italy after having left Spain. Some of them could choice as surname

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Many Jewish families >from Turkey were of Italian origin. Many of them kept the Italian citizenship. Their ancestors often lived in Italy after having left Spain. Some of them could choice as surname

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You could find some information about these families in Robert Attal's books about Tunisian ketubbot >from the Leghorn community of Tunis. You could also see the list of surnames searched by the membe

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You could find some information about these families in Robert Attal's books about Tunisian ketubbot >from the Leghorn community of Tunis. You could also see the list of surnames searched by the membe

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