David try searching the LitvakSIG All Lithuania Database ALD. you would find a number of WOLK family information from Petkunai. Also if you search family name WOLK on the JewishGen Family Finder and a

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Yad Vashem has an automatic translation, see below: Last Name Ackerman Last Name Akerman First Name Roza Maiden Name Iakov Gender Female Date of Birth 28/01/1886 Place of Birth Polana,Czechoslovakia F

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There has not been to date any listing of the Ariogala cemetery. In addition to the JOWBR information you can see the official Lithuanian information https://kvr.kpd.lt/#/static-heritage-detail/a5da24

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Try searching the ALD of LitvakSIG. Hopefully you'll find what you're looking for. Carol Hoffman Tel Aviv

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LitvakSIG online journal is proud to announce the wonderful article, The Lithuanian Community of Telsiai, by Phil S. Shapiro. This article is an in depth study, both human and academic, of Telsiai and

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The National Library of Lithuania online catalogue shows the holding https://lnb.libis.lt/biSearchAction.do?BI001=C1C1B0002199149&resId= The catalogue also shows one for 1921 and 1922. Perhaps try wri

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A possibility is that you're looking for current day spelling Zemaiciu Naumiestis that was at one time called Neishtot-Tavrig. You can find more information and links by using the interactive map of L

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The writing on the bottom right hand side of the frame is the stamp of the photographer in Skudas - it has no relationship to identifying the people in the photo. Carol Hoffman

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MyHeritage enables it. Carol Hoffman saftacarol@...

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You can find all of the information and correct address at LitvakSIG https://www.litvaksig.org/-and-tools/archives-and-repositories/kaunas-regional-state-archives Carol Hoffman

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Road to Victory was translated from Yiddish to Hebrew to English. The English edition is will embellishments; it is purchasable at Avotaynu https://www.avotaynu.com/books/RoadToVictory.htm Carol Hoffm

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It could be Jurbarkas (Yurberg in Yiddish)? It is in Lithuania, and rec ords of Jews in that town can be searched on the ALD All Lithuania Database https://www.litvaksig.org/all-lithuania-database/sea

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Elani, At this time the LVIA Lithuanian State Historical Archives does not have any images available online. Should you decide you want to order a copy of the record the process to follow is: 1) send

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If you search the ALD All Lithuania Database you will find another record for her, see below: LEVIN, Beyla Beynes, EfroimFreyda, KivelKROYNIK 1/9/189120 Elul CabiskesVilniusVilnius Family from Ukmerge

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You might want to consider joining the Vilnius District Research Group of LitvakSIG. New records are being translated on a regular basis. Contributing to the group will entitle you to five years of fr

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Panevzys has an actuve Jewish community today - small but active. See their website in Lithuanian only (use a translator) http://www.jewishpanevezys.lt/ There's a contact email address for their chair

Gordon Shalom, A quick search of the ALD (All Lithuania Database) of LitvakSIG will show your grandparent's marriage from1897 record. If you continue to search you will probably find more family membe

"The beginnings of Jewish settlement in Meretch can apparently be traced back to the 15th century. A document >from 1486 states that the Great Duke Kazimir ordered his clerks to demand that Yanka (Ya'

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"The beginnings of Jewish settlement in Meretch can apparently be traced back to the 15th century. A document >from 1486 states that the Great Duke Kazimir ordered his clerks to demand that Yanka (Ya'

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Three generations of the Zundelevitch family >from Jurbarkas unveiled a remarkable memorial to the Jews of Yurburg this July 2019 in Lithuania. Two excellent descriptions can be found at https://www.n

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