Jules Levin wrote: The Afterword in the book Die juedischen Gefallenen des deutschen Heeres ... 1914-1918: Ein Gedenkbuch [The Jewish War Dead of the German Army ... 1914-1918: A Memorial Book] Berlin

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Jules Levin wrote: The Afterword in the book Die juedischen Gefallenen des deutschen Heeres ... 1914-1918: Ein Gedenkbuch [The Jewish War Dead of the German Army ... 1914-1918: A Memorial Book] Berlin

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Barbara Algaze asked: The library of the Leo Baeck Institute in New York (http://www.lbi.org) has published lists of the members of the Jewish community in Berlin who were eligible to vote (Verzeichni

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Barbara Algaze asked: The library of the Leo Baeck Institute in New York (http://www.lbi.org) has published lists of the members of the Jewish community in Berlin who were eligible to vote (Verzeichni

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Celia Male wrote: It is likely that at least one of the KONIGSHOFER families came >from Konigshofen (now merged with Lauda), 30 km SW of Wurzburg. When family names are derived >from place names in -e

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Celia Male wrote: It is likely that at least one of the KONIGSHOFER families came >from Konigshofen (now merged with Lauda), 30 km SW of Wurzburg. When family names are derived >from place names in -e

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Simon Srebrny asked: The two-year project was started in early 2006 so that we will probably have to wait a bit longer until it is completed. According to: http://www.bundesarchiv.de/aufgaben_organisa

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Simon Srebrny asked: The two-year project was started in early 2006 so that we will probably have to wait a bit longer until it is completed. According to: http://www.bundesarchiv.de/aufgaben_organisa

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Jules Levin reported about answers on the SEELANGS list: German "hanebuechen" is not abbreviated to "hane", and it does not mean 'nondescript' but 'unbelievable, outrageous' (typically used of utter n

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Jules Levin reported about answers on the SEELANGS list: German "hanebuechen" is not abbreviated to "hane", and it does not mean 'nondescript' but 'unbelievable, outrageous' (typically used of utter n

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Adam Yamey asked: As I understand things, the 1813 compulsory adoption of surnames in Ichenhausen had as one of its aims the identification of different Jewish families. The primary aim was to do away

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Adam Yamey asked: As I understand things, the 1813 compulsory adoption of surnames in Ichenhausen had as one of its aims the identification of different Jewish families. The primary aim was to do away

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Judith Diamond asked: The supplementary cards for the census of 1939 (Ergaenzungskarten zur Volkszaehlung vom 17. Mai 1939) are kept at the Berlin branch of the Federal Archive (Bundesarchiv). It is l

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Judith Diamond asked: The supplementary cards for the census of 1939 (Ergaenzungskarten zur Volkszaehlung vom 17. Mai 1939) are kept at the Berlin branch of the Federal Archive (Bundesarchiv). It is l

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Ilan Szekely wrote: If you want to know which libraries have a German book, your best starting point is the meta search engine "Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog (KVK)" <http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/k

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Ilan Szekely wrote: If you want to know which libraries have a German book, your best starting point is the meta search engine "Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog (KVK)" <http://www.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de/k

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Judy Sumray asked: No, they weren't. But German address books list only heads of households (Haushaltungsvorsta"nde or Haushaltsvorsta"nde), which excludes people living in sublet rooms. For many sing

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Judy Sumray asked: No, they weren't. But German address books list only heads of households (Haushaltungsvorsta"nde or Haushaltsvorsta"nde), which excludes people living in sublet rooms. For many sing

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If you are looking for a German dissertation (or any book, for that matter), I suggest that you first check the meta-catalogue "Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog" (KVK, interface languages German, English

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If you are looking for a German dissertation (or any book, for that matter), I suggest that you first check the meta-catalogue "Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog" (KVK, interface languages German, English

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