In response to Sharon Klein's question, Kaliblat (also spelled Kalniblat, Kalniblad, Kalniboloto) is the Yiddish word for the town of Katerynopil, in the Kiev district. Prior to WW I, it was known as

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In response to Sharon Klein's question, Kaliblat (also spelled Kalniblat, Kalniblad, Kalniboloto) is the Yiddish word for the town of Katerynopil, in the Kiev district. Prior to WW I, it was known as

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have an extraordinary success story that I would like to share with the Ukraine SIG. It all started about 4½ years ago when I contacted a fellow researcher of the Polonsky surname that I located throu

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have an extraordinary success story that I would like to share with the Ukraine SIG. It all started about 4½ years ago when I contacted a fellow researcher of the Polonsky surname that I located throu

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A Noble Heritage: The History and Legacy of the Polonsky and Paull Family in America Greetings members, We are excited to announce a new book titled, A Noble Heritage, by Dr. Jeffrey Mark Paull of Wal

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A Noble Heritage: The History and Legacy of the Polonsky and Paull Family in America Greetings members, We are excited to announce a new book titled, A Noble Heritage, by Dr. Jeffrey Mark Paull of Wal

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New Book Announcement for A Noble Heritage In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy, Russia, and settled in Brooklyn, NY. Nathan passed away in

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New Book Announcement for A Noble Heritage In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy, Russia, and settled in Brooklyn, NY. Nathan passed away in

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New Book Announcement for A Noble Heritage In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy (in the former Russian Empire, now Ukraine) and settled in B

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New Book Announcement for A Noble Heritage In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy (in the former Russian Empire, now Ukraine) and settled in B

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In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy, Russia, and settled in Brooklyn, NY. Nathan passed away in 1929, and Bessie in 1938. Little was known

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In May of 1914, Nathan Polonsky, together with his wife and four of their children left Cherkasy, Russia, and settled in Brooklyn, NY. Nathan passed away in 1929, and Bessie in 1938. Little was known

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We would like to announce that we are initiating a Y-DNA study of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev's lineage. The purpose of the study is to identify his Y-DNA signature, which will enable many of his

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We would like to announce that we are initiating a Y-DNA study of Rabbi Levi Yitzchak of Berdichev's lineage. The purpose of the study is to identify his Y-DNA signature, which will enable many of his

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We would like to announce that our article: "Connecting to the Great Rabbinic Families through Y-DNA: The Savran-Bendery Chassidic Dynasty," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journa

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We would like to announce that our article: "Connecting to the Great Rabbinic Families through Y-DNA: The Savran-Bendery Chassidic Dynasty," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journa

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We would like to announce that our article: "Connecting to the Great Rabbinic Families through Y-DNA: The Savran-Bendery Chassidic Dynasty," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journa

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We would like to announce that our article: "Connecting to the Great Rabbinic Families through Y-DNA: The Savran-Bendery Chassidic Dynasty," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journa

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We would like to announce that our article: "The History, Adoption, and Regulation of Jewish Surnames in the Russian Empire - A Review," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journal. Y

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We would like to announce that our article: "The History, Adoption, and Regulation of Jewish Surnames in the Russian Empire - A Review," has been accepted for publication in the Surname DNA Journal. Y

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