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looking for family in Australia from Poland name Cohen/K #general #poland

another way of finding someone is to check the arrivals by ship via the National Archives records. These are easy to use. If you cannot find anything write to the National Archives and they will help

By danielat1@... · #645793 ·

#general #poland

Application of Familiant Laws in early 19th century Moravia - #austria-czech

The Czech Nat Archives also has the Familiant books and they are also available online. Not sure if that helps but worth looking at. Lenka Matusikova is the expert on the Jewish records. Ask her. You

By danielat1@... · #645127 ·

#austria-czech

jews in hiding in freezone France #france #holocaust

Just finished reading a terrific non fiction book " A woman of no importance" about an American spy who worked first for Brits OSE and later for Yanks OSS. Her name was Virginia Hall (born east coast

By danielat1@... · #643925 ·

#france #holocaust

Czechoslovakian Jews #belarus

Look at the marriage certificate for your grandmother. It ought to have his name and possibly other information that could help.

By danielat1@... · #643800 ·

#belarus

Austria, Vienna: Exit questionnaire & visa documents #austria-czech

Recht als Unrecht is a book of names of Jews who filled out forms to detail what possessions they had so the Nazis could confiscate them before they emigrated. Its held in the National Library in Vien

By danielat1@... · #643329 ·

#austria-czech

Austria, Vienna: Exit questionnaire & visa documents #austria-czech

Hi Leah, I found a whole cache of these questionnaires in Jerusalem at the Centre for the history of the Jewish People. I managed to find some relating to my cousin Fritz Lichtblau. He and his mother

By danielat1@... · #643328 ·

#austria-czech

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