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Helping Survivors Find their Kin
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The current issue of the World Jewish Digest has a rather moving article on the effect JewishGen's databases are having on allowing survivors and their families find each other. The article, "Once Los
The current issue of the World Jewish Digest has a rather moving article on the effect JewishGen's databases are having on allowing survivors and their families find each other. The article, "Once Los
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Helping Survivors Find their Kin
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The current issue of the World Jewish Digest has a rather moving article on the effect JewishGen's databases are having on allowing survivors and their families find each other. The article, "Once Los
The current issue of the World Jewish Digest has a rather moving article on the effect JewishGen's databases are having on allowing survivors and their families find each other. The article, "Once Los
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Jake Goldstein
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Romantic relationships in the Old Country
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Birth records are not necessarily accurate either. Months or years could go by before a birth was registered. It is not unusual to find 2-3 consecutive birth registrations of siblings who weren't twin
Birth records are not necessarily accurate either. Months or years could go by before a birth was registered. It is not unusual to find 2-3 consecutive birth registrations of siblings who weren't twin
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Romantic relationships in the Old Country
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Birth records are not necessarily accurate either. Months or years could go by before a birth was registered. It is not unusual to find 2-3 consecutive birth registrations of siblings who weren't twin
Birth records are not necessarily accurate either. Months or years could go by before a birth was registered. It is not unusual to find 2-3 consecutive birth registrations of siblings who weren't twin
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Jake Goldstein
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Naming concepts
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When a person has a double name, Polish records may use the names interchangeably. For example, in birth records, a father's name could be Herszek Dawid, Dawid Hersz, or even simply Dawid, or Herszko.
When a person has a double name, Polish records may use the names interchangeably. For example, in birth records, a father's name could be Herszek Dawid, Dawid Hersz, or even simply Dawid, or Herszko.
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Naming concepts
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When a person has a double name, Polish records may use the names interchangeably. For example, in birth records, a father's name could be Herszek Dawid, Dawid Hersz, or even simply Dawid, or Herszko.
When a person has a double name, Polish records may use the names interchangeably. For example, in birth records, a father's name could be Herszek Dawid, Dawid Hersz, or even simply Dawid, or Herszko.
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Jake Goldstein
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Kohen Gadol
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In some Genealogy by DNA circles, the claim has been made that "in Roman times the position of Kohen Gadol was for sale," and furthermore, that a non-kohen may have purchased the position at some poin
In some Genealogy by DNA circles, the claim has been made that "in Roman times the position of Kohen Gadol was for sale," and furthermore, that a non-kohen may have purchased the position at some poin
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Kohen Gadol
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In some Genealogy by DNA circles, the claim has been made that "in Roman times the position of Kohen Gadol was for sale," and furthermore, that a non-kohen may have purchased the position at some poin
In some Genealogy by DNA circles, the claim has been made that "in Roman times the position of Kohen Gadol was for sale," and furthermore, that a non-kohen may have purchased the position at some poin
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Jake Goldstein
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The word "shkolnik" in marriage document
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Hi Steve, The translator made a mistake. S/He must have misassociated the word illiterate, listed after one of the names at the foot of a marriage registration (probably that of the mother of the brid
Hi Steve, The translator made a mistake. S/He must have misassociated the word illiterate, listed after one of the names at the foot of a marriage registration (probably that of the mother of the brid
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: The word "shkolnik" in marriage document
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Hi Steve, The translator made a mistake. S/He must have misassociated the word illiterate, listed after one of the names at the foot of a marriage registration (probably that of the mother of the brid
Hi Steve, The translator made a mistake. S/He must have misassociated the word illiterate, listed after one of the names at the foot of a marriage registration (probably that of the mother of the brid
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Jake Goldstein
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Polish Resistance Movements WWII
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According to Yad Vashem's "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust," in January 1944, the Polish National Council [a Communist organization linked to the Polish Workers' Party (PPN), itself sanctioned by Stalin
According to Yad Vashem's "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust," in January 1944, the Polish National Council [a Communist organization linked to the Polish Workers' Party (PPN), itself sanctioned by Stalin
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Polish Resistance Movements WWII
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According to Yad Vashem's "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust," in January 1944, the Polish National Council [a Communist organization linked to the Polish Workers' Party (PPN), itself sanctioned by Stalin
According to Yad Vashem's "Encyclopedia of the Holocaust," in January 1944, the Polish National Council [a Communist organization linked to the Polish Workers' Party (PPN), itself sanctioned by Stalin
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Jake Goldstein
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Auschwitz vs Oswiecim
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"Auschwitz" when pronounced in German, approximates the sound of "Oswieciem" as pronounced in Polish. Jake Goldstein
"Auschwitz" when pronounced in German, approximates the sound of "Oswieciem" as pronounced in Polish. Jake Goldstein
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Auschwitz vs Oswiecim
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"Auschwitz" when pronounced in German, approximates the sound of "Oswieciem" as pronounced in Polish. Jake Goldstein
"Auschwitz" when pronounced in German, approximates the sound of "Oswieciem" as pronounced in Polish. Jake Goldstein
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Jake Goldstein
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JUDINS or JUDINAS
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Ana, A possibility to consider is that as a child you were being told that he was a Jewish rabbi ("rabino judio" in Spanish) by someone whose native tongue was Lithuanian. Jake Goldstein
Ana, A possibility to consider is that as a child you were being told that he was a Jewish rabbi ("rabino judio" in Spanish) by someone whose native tongue was Lithuanian. Jake Goldstein
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: JUDINS or JUDINAS
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Ana, A possibility to consider is that as a child you were being told that he was a Jewish rabbi ("rabino judio" in Spanish) by someone whose native tongue was Lithuanian. Jake Goldstein
Ana, A possibility to consider is that as a child you were being told that he was a Jewish rabbi ("rabino judio" in Spanish) by someone whose native tongue was Lithuanian. Jake Goldstein
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Jake Goldstein
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HOROVITZ Poland (Schidlitz?) to Alexandria, Egypt
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The town was probably Siedlce, located approx 55 miles west of Warszawa. JRI-Poland has placed online extensive vital indices for this town. See http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/jriplweb.htm Jake Golds
The town was probably Siedlce, located approx 55 miles west of Warszawa. JRI-Poland has placed online extensive vital indices for this town. See http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/jriplweb.htm Jake Golds
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: HOROVITZ Poland (Schidlitz?) to Alexandria, Egypt
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The town was probably Siedlce, located approx 55 miles west of Warszawa. JRI-Poland has placed online extensive vital indices for this town. See http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/jriplweb.htm Jake Golds
The town was probably Siedlce, located approx 55 miles west of Warszawa. JRI-Poland has placed online extensive vital indices for this town. See http://www.jewishgen.org/jri-pl/jriplweb.htm Jake Golds
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Jake Goldstein
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Computer program for family photos
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You may want to add Picasa, a free download >from Google: http://picasa.google.com/index.html At this time, it is only available for Windows-XP. Jake Goldstein
You may want to add Picasa, a free download >from Google: http://picasa.google.com/index.html At this time, it is only available for Windows-XP. Jake Goldstein
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Jake Goldstein
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JewishGen Discussion Group #JewishGen Re: Computer program for family photos
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You may want to add Picasa, a free download >from Google: http://picasa.google.com/index.html At this time, it is only available for Windows-XP. Jake Goldstein
You may want to add Picasa, a free download >from Google: http://picasa.google.com/index.html At this time, it is only available for Windows-XP. Jake Goldstein
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