Thanks to the Operation Benjamin article (Jan Allen) for this important string of messages. To follow up on Eric Feinstein, I appreciate your links because I have also found a cousin who was killed in

Greetings to All: I am a new member of the GerSIG Discussion Forum who has until now spent most of my time research my paternal line >from the Chodecz-Przededz area of Poland (between Lodz and Wloclaw

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Greetings to All: I am a new member of the GerSIG Discussion Forum who has until now spent most of my time research my paternal line >from the Chodecz-Przededz area of Poland (between Lodz and Wloclaw

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Dear Members: On behalf of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, I am extremely pleased to announce that we have recently acquired the scans of the original 1885-1931 Chodecz Book of Residents in 5 Volume

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Dear Members: On behalf of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, I am extremely pleased to announce that we have recently acquired the scans of the original 1885-1931 Chodecz Book of Residents in 5 Volume

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Dear Members: On behalf of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, I am extremely pleased to announce that we have recently acquired the scans of the original 1885-1931 Chodecz Book of Residents in 5 Volume

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Dear Members: On behalf of Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, I am extremely pleased to announce that we have recently acquired the scans of the original 1885-1931 Chodecz Book of Residents in 5 Volume

#poland

To Members: A rather famous diarist >from the Warssaw Ghetto and contributor to the Ringlebaum Archives was Stanislaw Rozycki - a native of Warsaw. Quite a bit is known about his writings but not his

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To Members: A rather famous diarist >from the Warssaw Ghetto and contributor to the Ringlebaum Archives was Stanislaw Rozycki - a native of Warsaw. Quite a bit is known about his writings but not his

#warsaw #poland

The discussions I have read giving recommendations for recovery of eroded inscriptions ring alarm bells why discussion list conversations like this should be read with caution. While personal recommen

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The discussions I have read giving recommendations for recovery of eroded inscriptions ring alarm bells why discussion list conversations like this should be read with caution. While personal recommen

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I have posted a picture in ViewMate to see if anyone recognizes the man supposedly in Montreal Quebec, Canada 1944. He would be 90-95 today. It is thought he was a Jewish medical graduate >from McGill

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I have posted a picture in ViewMate to see if anyone recognizes the man supposedly in Montreal Quebec, Canada 1944. He would be 90-95 today. It is thought he was a Jewish medical graduate >from McGill

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I have posted a picture in ViewMate to see if anyone recognizes the man supposedly in Montreal Quebec, Canada 1944. He would be 90-95 today. It is thought he was a Jewish medical graduate >from McGill

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I have posted a picture in ViewMate to see if anyone recognizes the man supposedly in Montreal Quebec, Canada 1944. He would be 90-95 today. It is thought he was a Jewish medical graduate >from McGill

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ask the question - Is there a definitive research paper/report/reference which discusses this topic in regard to Russian (+other countries) emigration to U.S. and Canada/Australia etc. for that matter

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ask the question - Is there a definitive research paper/report/reference which discusses this topic in regard to Russian (+other countries) emigration to U.S. and Canada/Australia etc. for that matter

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I am curious if anyone has researched the family history of a Stanislaw Rozycki who lived in Warsaw at the outbreak of WW2, but fled to Lwow in 1939 and then returned Oct 1941 and was captured and sen

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I am curious if anyone has researched the family history of a Stanislaw Rozycki who lived in Warsaw at the outbreak of WW2, but fled to Lwow in 1939 and then returned Oct 1941 and was captured and sen

#warsaw #poland

I would like to contact anyone who may have researched the family history of Stanislaw Rozycki who lived in Warsaw at the outbreak of WW2. He fled to Lwow in 1939 and then returned Oct 1941 and was ca

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