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Michael Fener
Alexandra Vozick Hans wrote in message ...
I am not sure which Craciunesti you are referring to. I found several in
the Shtetl Seeker. In any case, I was in Romania this past summer and found
that the cemetaries I came across were usually well preserved. For whatever
reason, they fared a lot better that those across the border in Hungary.
Regards,
Michael Fener
New York, USA
mfener@...
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FULEP/FULOP - Hungary
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MICHAELSON/MICHALOFSKY - Russia
KULIK/KULIC/KULICK - Russia
Has anyone visited Transylvania especially Craciunesti? Are there JewishAlexandra,
landmarks and is a community living there now?
Thank you. Alexandra Vozick Hans
I am not sure which Craciunesti you are referring to. I found several in
the Shtetl Seeker. In any case, I was in Romania this past summer and found
that the cemetaries I came across were usually well preserved. For whatever
reason, they fared a lot better that those across the border in Hungary.
Regards,
Michael Fener
New York, USA
mfener@...
Searching
FENER - Hungary
FULEP/FULOP - Hungary
WEISS/WEISZ - Hungary
MARGULIES/MARGOLIS - Galicia
MICHAELSON/MICHALOFSKY - Russia
KULIK/KULIC/KULICK - Russia
A.Sharon <a.sharon@...>
Alexandra Vozick Hans wrote:
There is some information on website about the business located in this
area in Transylvania, Romania. Since site is in English, you might want
to ask this site webmaster about the Jewish landmarks in this area. I
usually do, and surprisingly, no one refuses the answer, webmasters are
very polite people and they are helping a lot.
For JewishGeners who are looking for the exotic places of their
ancestors - try first search through the Web (I found Infoseek and
Yahoo as a very helpful search enginees in this matter) and just type
name of shtetl you are looking for. Results could be amazing sometimes,
and do not hesitate to talk to the site webmaster.
Good luck
Alexander Sharon
Has anyone visited Transylvania especially Craciunesti? Are there Jewish
landmarks and is a community living there now?
Thank you. Alexandra Vozick Hans
There is some information on website about the business located in this
area in Transylvania, Romania. Since site is in English, you might want
to ask this site webmaster about the Jewish landmarks in this area. I
usually do, and surprisingly, no one refuses the answer, webmasters are
very polite people and they are helping a lot.
For JewishGeners who are looking for the exotic places of their
ancestors - try first search through the Web (I found Infoseek and
Yahoo as a very helpful search enginees in this matter) and just type
name of shtetl you are looking for. Results could be amazing sometimes,
and do not hesitate to talk to the site webmaster.
Good luck
Alexander Sharon