I am seeking a translation >from Yiddish into English of a 1929 letter >from Lottiy ABRAMOVICI in Galati, Romania, to her uncle Herman LANDMAN in Kansas City, Mo., USA. It is in four pages on ViewMate

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I am seeking a translation >from Yiddish into English of a 1929 letter >from Lottiy ABRAMOVICI in Galati, Romania, to her uncle Herman LANDMAN in Kansas City, Mo., USA. It is in four pages on ViewMate

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Caroline, You requested information on several locations in Czechoslovakia in 1938-42. In addition to the ShtetlSeeker, which I assume you have already used on JewishGen, the mapping web sites of Mult

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Caroline, You requested information on several locations in Czechoslovakia in 1938-42. In addition to the ShtetlSeeker, which I assume you have already used on JewishGen, the mapping web sites of Mult

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Thanks very much to all of those >from the JewishGen mailing list who have translated >from Romanian into English the letters I recently posted to ViewMate. How strange that they include a note saying

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Thanks very much to all of those >from the JewishGen mailing list who have translated >from Romanian into English the letters I recently posted to ViewMate. How strange that they include a note saying

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Thanks very much to all of those >from the RomSig mailing list who have translated >from Romanian into English the letters I recently posted to ViewMate. How strange that they include a note saying th

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Thanks very much to all of those >from the RomSig mailing list who have translated >from Romanian into English the letters I recently posted to ViewMate. How strange that they include a note saying th

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I have posted to Viewmate two images containing letters in Romanian that I would very much like to have translated into English. They include a very short note in dark ink in Romanian, apparently >fro

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I have posted to Viewmate two images containing letters in Romanian that I would very much like to have translated into English. They include a very short note in dark ink in Romanian, apparently >fro

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I have posted to Viewmate two images containing letters in Romanian that I would very much like to have translated into English. They include a very short note in dark ink in Romanian, apparently >fro

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I have posted to Viewmate two images containing letters in Romanian that I would very much like to have translated into English. They include a very short note in dark ink in Romanian, apparently >fro

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I have posted 1924 correspondence >from Lotte ABRAMOVICI of Romania to her uncle Herman LANDMAN of Kansas City, Missouri on ViewMate. The letter may add further information about a dilemma described i

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I have posted 1924 correspondence >from Lotte ABRAMOVICI of Romania to her uncle Herman LANDMAN of Kansas City, Missouri on ViewMate. The letter may add further information about a dilemma described i

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I have posted 1924 correspondence >from Lotte ABRAMOVICI of Romania to her uncle Herman LANDMAN of Kansas City, Missouri on ViewMate. The letter may add further information about a dilemma described i

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I have posted 1924 correspondence >from Lotte ABRAMOVICI of Romania to her uncle Herman LANDMAN of Kansas City, Missouri on ViewMate. The letter may add further information about a dilemma described i

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I wish to express my gratitude to all those who responded to my request for translation of a four-page letter written in Romanian in 1924 that I posted to Viewmate. And I also apologize for the delay

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I wish to express my gratitude to all those who responded to my request for translation of a four-page letter written in Romanian in 1924 that I posted to Viewmate. And I also apologize for the delay

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I would be very grateful for a translation >from Romanian into English of a four-page 1924 letter to Herman Landman of Kansas City, Missouri, USA, probably >from his niece Tomy Abramovici, who at the

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I would be very grateful for a translation >from Romanian into English of a four-page 1924 letter to Herman Landman of Kansas City, Missouri, USA, probably >from his niece Tomy Abramovici, who at the

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