According to the 1906-1914 rosters of the Gymnasium in Sereth (former Bukovina, Austro-Hungarian empire), each class contained a relatively small number of children listed under the category "Privatis

Does anyone know which regions Jews were allowed to reside in by special consent which were outside the Pale of Settlement in the 19th century? Two family members (as per Scottish Census1921 and a UK

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I've posted two new images of tombstones that I'd like translated. I found the photographs of the tombstones among the papers of my cousin, a Holocaust survivor who died in 2019. He lived in Kovno and

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i'm Mercedes Demner, searching information about my ggfather MICHAEL DORN. He was born in Putila, Bukovina, Austrian Empire. I've not the year, and the same when he passed away. He was married to an u

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I am researching Louis & Ida (Bindefsky) Russakoff & family for their emigration to the US. They left Bessarabia, Moldova. They arrived 1903/1904 Baltimore, MD. Other possible spellings could be (usin

The entire community is invited to join us for our virtual Bessarabia Winter Symposium, hosted by the JewishGen Bessarabia SIG Research Division. Topics: History, Genealogy and Culture Dates: December

Hi, my name is Anna Petrova. I am looking for my relatives by the name of Krutelevich originally from Birch Belarus. Perhaps they are located on the territory of Poland. I found my great - grandmother

My grandparents obtained US Immigration visas in Vienna in 1940. My mother and her sister obtained US immigration visas in Vienna in 1939. A significant number of additional family members also obtain

I'm Mercedes Demner, and I'm searching informs, about my ggfather MICHAEL DORN He was born in Putila, Besarabia at that time Austro Hungarian Empire, probably in 1879 He was married to an unknown woma

I posted this record for what I believe is my Uncle Arthur who was Gershon. I was wondering if someone can translate. I don't think it's Polish, possibly German? https://www.jewishgen.org/viewmate/vie

Dear Friends, Can anyone tell me the date of my great grandfather's death as recorded on his matzevah (attached) in either the Lublin or Łęczna Cemeteries? Thanks, Carl -- Carl Feuer Ithaca NY carlfeu

After more than 40 years of research, I finally learned of the maiden name of one of my Lithuanian great-great grandmothers, Chane Base Berman (c.1859-1 Feb 1933. Utena, Lithuania). She married Lazar

Hi, I am looking for the location: Luplovo, Mogilev, Belarus. Here is what I know. I found several references to this place in the JewishGen databases looking for Zisman relatives. I looked in the Jge