Dear all, My presentation "Vital records >from the former Prussian provinces of Posen and Silesia" complements Roger Lustig's "Researching the Jews of Prussian Poland". You can download the revised ha

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Dear all, My presentation "Vital records >from the former Prussian provinces of Posen and Silesia" complements Roger Lustig's "Researching the Jews of Prussian Poland". You can download the revised ha

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Moderator note: The rules discourage argument in JewishGen discussion groups. The Moderator is allowing this discussion to continue as a friendly educational exploration of the origins of a term that

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Moderator note: The rules discourage argument in JewishGen discussion groups. The Moderator is allowing this discussion to continue as a friendly educational exploration of the origins of a term that

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Barbara Mannlein asked about the Austrian database www.genteam.at (the URL given by the moderator was slightly misspelled). ... As one can see in the search results, this comes >from the "Index of Jew

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Barbara Mannlein asked about the Austrian database www.genteam.at (the URL given by the moderator was slightly misspelled). ... As one can see in the search results, this comes >from the "Index of Jew

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Alexander Watson wrote: As the introduction to the second edition of 2006 states, the first edition of 1986 covered only what was then the Federal Republic (West Germany) and Berlin (East and West), w

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Alexander Watson wrote: As the introduction to the second edition of 2006 states, the first edition of 1986 covered only what was then the Federal Republic (West Germany) and Berlin (East and West), w

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Marie Lubman asked: Paris death records are kept at the town hall of the arrondissement (district, borough) in which the death occurred. If the person you are looking for died at home, you can use the

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Marie Lubman asked: Paris death records are kept at the town hall of the arrondissement (district, borough) in which the death occurred. If the person you are looking for died at home, you can use the

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What Judith Elam found is a list of emigres who died in Shanghai during the war ("victims" is perhaps not quite the right word). The list was provided by the "Communal Association of Central European

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What Judith Elam found is a list of emigres who died in Shanghai during the war ("victims" is perhaps not quite the right word). The list was provided by the "Communal Association of Central European

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Rene van Wijngaarden wrote: "... By coincidence I stumbled on the JACOBSON Collection re: Germany..." This is part of DigiBaeck, the digitized archival collections of the Leo Baeck Institute, http://w

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Rene van Wijngaarden wrote: "... By coincidence I stumbled on the JACOBSON Collection re: Germany..." This is part of DigiBaeck, the digitized archival collections of the Leo Baeck Institute, http://w

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The Wroclaw State Archive (Archiwum Pan'stwowe we Wrocl/awiu) has put further birth, marriage and death records of the German civil records offices in Breslau online: Standesamt II, deaths: 1889-1912

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The Wroclaw State Archive (Archiwum Pan'stwowe we Wrocl/awiu) has put further birth, marriage and death records of the German civil records offices in Breslau online: Standesamt II, deaths: 1889-1912

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Barbara Algaze mentioned http://stadsarchief.amsterdam.nl/english/archives_database/genealogy/index.e n.html and added: For German-Jewish genealogy, one of the most interesting categories is "Record c

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Barbara Algaze mentioned http://stadsarchief.amsterdam.nl/english/archives_database/genealogy/index.e n.html and added: For German-Jewish genealogy, one of the most interesting categories is "Record c

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Roger Lustig wrote about the Standesamt (civil records office) records from Breslau: Unfortunately, these links are not up to date. The good news is that the Wroclaw State Archive (Archiwum Panstwowe,

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Roger Lustig wrote about the Standesamt (civil records office) records from Breslau: Unfortunately, these links are not up to date. The good news is that the Wroclaw State Archive (Archiwum Panstwowe,

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