Hi all. 1. I have the name Isaak RIESS, who lived in the Pomorzany area (Galicia) in the first half of the 19th century. In Meorei Galicia there appears one Itzchak Isaac REIS corresponding >from Pomo

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Hi all. 1. I have the name Isaak RIESS, who lived in the Pomorzany area (Galicia) in the first half of the 19th century. In Meorei Galicia there appears one Itzchak Isaac REIS corresponding >from Pomo

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In response to Lisa Newman's post concerning "experiences with Grodno archives ??", I can say that, during the "reign" of the Archive Director, Ms. Batrakova? , co-operation with "professional" outsid

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In response to Lisa Newman's post concerning "experiences with Grodno archives ??", I can say that, during the "reign" of the Archive Director, Ms. Batrakova? , co-operation with "professional" outsid

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In response to the post of Sandra G. Shapiro concerning the Grodno Archives, I have not read Randy Daitch's statement about accessability issues in Grodno but I would assume that Miriam Weiner is anno

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In response to the post of Sandra G. Shapiro concerning the Grodno Archives, I have not read Randy Daitch's statement about accessability issues in Grodno but I would assume that Miriam Weiner is anno

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bs"d In reply to Ric Cooper and Shelly ?... Ric states the following: "Dombrowa is the Yiddish pronunciation of Dabrowa (which incidentally means 'oak grove'). The two most likely candidates are Dabro

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bs"d In reply to Ric Cooper and Shelly ?... Ric states the following: "Dombrowa is the Yiddish pronunciation of Dabrowa (which incidentally means 'oak grove'). The two most likely candidates are Dabro

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bs"d Can anyone direct me to more information on "the Antopoler" Rabbanim (a shtetl near Brest-Litovsk, Belarus)? Specifically during the period 1750-1900. Thanks, Bernard Rosinsky

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bs"d Can anyone direct me to more information on "the Antopoler" Rabbanim (a shtetl near Brest-Litovsk, Belarus)? Specifically during the period 1750-1900. Thanks, Bernard Rosinsky

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bs"d Has anyone ever heard of the "Antopoler Rabanim"... supposedly with the surname RABINOVITCH? I would appreciate any input! Also, is there somewhere on the net to view the tree of the EPSTEIN Rabb

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bs"d Has anyone ever heard of the "Antopoler Rabanim"... supposedly with the surname RABINOVITCH? I would appreciate any input! Also, is there somewhere on the net to view the tree of the EPSTEIN Rabb

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Hi I have some information about Y.D that is pretty unknown (doesn't appear in Daat Kedoshim, Unbroken Chain nor in any other rabbinical genealogy material). Y.D had a son Michael RABINOWITZ of Sheres

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Hi I have some information about Y.D that is pretty unknown (doesn't appear in Daat Kedoshim, Unbroken Chain nor in any other rabbinical genealogy material). Y.D had a son Michael RABINOWITZ of Sheres

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Hi Neil and all. This information does come >from the book Shaarei Torat Eretz Israel, p. 590. The author further mentions his father, grandfather, great grandfather and even great-great grandfather i

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Hi Neil and all. This information does come >from the book Shaarei Torat Eretz Israel, p. 590. The author further mentions his father, grandfather, great grandfather and even great-great grandfather i

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Two weeks ago I visited the National Library at the Hebrew University. I was in touch with Paul Jacobi for a few years before he passed away and am very interested in his collection. His collection is

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Two weeks ago I visited the National Library at the Hebrew University. I was in touch with Paul Jacobi for a few years before he passed away and am very interested in his collection. His collection is

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Hi all. My ancestor Dacha Leah LABRYS immigrated to Israel in the 1920's >from Brest-Litovsk. Until not to long ago there was a very helpful lady called Batya Untershatz, working at the missing people

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Hi all. My ancestor Dacha Leah LABRYS immigrated to Israel in the 1920's >from Brest-Litovsk. Until not to long ago there was a very helpful lady called Batya Untershatz, working at the missing people

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