Hi Robert, I know that the IKG in Vienna has limited resources e.g. due to corona-related restrictions. Depending on your request, you can contact the Jewish Records Office (matriken@...) or t

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James, A search in the "Findbuch for Victims of National Socialism" lists various files for Anna, Grete and Frederic Haas (https://www.findbuch.at/home). However, there are several persons here with t

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Hello Ronald, Since her parents were Polish citizens, your mother was also considered a Polish citizen. Johann Hammer genealogyaustria.com

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Jim, In order to regain citizenship, various proofs must be provided, such as proof of origin and proof of main residence in the territory of present-day Austria before the expulsion. I have already c

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Hello Helen, Meldezettel are archived in the Municipal and Provincial Archives of Vienna. I took a quick look at the registration cards digitized by FamilySearch and was able to find a registration ca

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Hello Lynn, I am a professional genealogist based in Vienna: https://genealogyaustria.com Kind regards, Johann Hammer

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Send your request by email to the Salzburg State Archives: landesarchiv@... Johann Hammer genealogyaustria.com

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Hello Israel, Files on the DP camps are kept in the Salzburg State Archives (https://www.salzburg.gv.at/archive). I myself did research in the files of the DP Camp Parsch. Unfortunately, there is no f

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Hi Jeremy, According to "Wer Einmal War", Salomon Landau was born on 1 March 1844 in Neu Sandez (Nowy Sacz). Unfortunately, there is no information about his parents. Salomon was married to Sophie Wac

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Hello Barbara, Elisabeth Hock, probably born in Prague, year of birth and death unknown (her brother David Nehemias Hock was born around 1798), daughter of Nehemias Salomon Heck and Eva (Hindl) Bumsla

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Robert, The Heimatschein was the predecessor of citizenship. That means she was an Austrian citizen. Kind regards, Johann Hammer genealogyaustria.com Vienna

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Hi Helen, Jakob Torten and Lea Grünberg actually got married in Vienna in 1915. You can find the marriage on FamilySearch (IKG Vienna, Marriages 1915, Leopoldstadt, IKG signature 257, fol. 124, row 36

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Sheri, It's the database of Roman Catholic baptisms. Archdiocese Vienna, parish Waehring, baptism register 1897, folio 165, row 676: https://data.matricula-online.eu/en/oesterreich/wien/18-waehring/01

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Jim, In 1787, Emperor Joseph II laid down by law that Jews, who at that time only bore first names and nicknames, had to take German surnames with immediate effect. In addition, there was a list of 15

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Did this family have children in Vienna? If so, what was the family name? Johann genealogyaustria.com

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Birth records often contain a reference to the marriage of the parents. And that's where the grandparents should be found. Johann

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I suspect that this marriage might be found here: Heiraten (2.-21. Bezirk) 1933-1936 - Film 1409565 - DGS 5274208 Unfortunately these books are not available online. Kind regards, Johann

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Emma, The 1910 census is unfortunately not edited, which means that there is no possibility to search for names, for example. You would have to know the exact address to find the inhabitants of a hous

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Jeremy, Do you know their native tongue or the region from where they originally came from?

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Peter, In Vienna I found only one reference to Lili Iserstein, Rudolph's divorced wife, from 1947. Johann

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