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Category
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Image
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Date Approved
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Question
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Posts |
| 245 |
Photo Identification
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11/24/2002
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The woman in the white blouse is Sara Skorka. I believe the other three are her sisters (possibly including Nina and Natalie Skorka?). Photo was taken perhaps around 1915-1920 in Warsaw. Please respond privately. |
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| 246 |
Do you recognize?
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11/24/2002
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I believe some of the persons in the photo are from the Blanshaft family. Probably taken in Warsaw in the 1920s. Please respond privately. |
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| 247 |
Translation - Other
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11/24/2002
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Back of photo1- Hungarian or Ukrainian? |
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| 242 |
Do you recognize?
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11/21/2002
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Can you identify this Philadelphia Street name? I can read: "br. i l. L. Mitinck? 326 L.....? Str. Phila. Pa"
This is a June 1901 passsenger manifest. Any help would be much appreciated! |
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| 232 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/17/2002
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Old post card that was sent by my grand grand father from Romaina during ~1940, just before he, his wife and daughter were killed in Transnistria. |
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| 233 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/17/2002
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Old post card that was sent by my grand grand father from Romaina during ~1940, just before he, his wife and daughter were killed in Transnistria. |
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| 234 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/17/2002
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Old post card that was sent by my grand grand father from Romaina during ~1940, just before he, his wife and daughter were killed in Transnistria. |
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| 235 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/17/2002
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Old post card that was sent by my grand grand father from Romaina during ~1940, just before he, his wife and daughter were killed in Transnistria. |
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| 236 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/17/2002
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Old post card that was sent by my grand grand father from Romaina during ~1940, just before he, his wife and daughter were killed in Transnistria. |
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| 237 |
Translation - Russian
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11/17/2002
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Polish birth certificate 1868 |
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| 238 |
Translation - Russian
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11/17/2002
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Birth record from Poland 1868 |
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| 227 |
Translation - Polish
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11/13/2002
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Request translation from Polish; microfilm print of wedding certificate |
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| 228 |
Translation - Polish
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11/13/2002
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Request translation from Polish death certificate, microfilm print |
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| 229 |
Translation - Hungarian
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11/13/2002
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Do you know this people ? Can you translate what is written on it ? |
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| 313 |
Translation - German
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11/13/2002
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Could you help me reading information about father and mother on this vital record (col. 6 and 7)? Especially their occupations and parent names of mother. |
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| 309 |
Translation - Other
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11/10/2002
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Please translate / Romanian to English. Letter just received from
Jewish Community Office, Radauti, Romania. |
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| 310 |
Translation - Other
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11/10/2002
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Please translate / Romanian to English. Letter just received from
Jewish Community Office, Radauti, Romania. This is page 2. |
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| 311 |
Translation - Other
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11/10/2002
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Please translate / Romanian to English. Letter just received from
Jewish Community Office, Radauti, Romania. This is page 3. |
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| 307 |
Translation - Yiddish
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11/8/2002
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I think this is a Ketuba. However, I need help reading the Yiddish that has been written in. Any little bit will help but all Yiddish would be appreciated. |
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| 308 |
Translation - Other
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11/8/2002
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This a copy of the town in Poland listed on an Ellis Island manifest. Is it familiar to anyone? The ship left from Rotterdam in 1920 |
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