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Fioretta Presentation/Q&A
Discussion and Q&A with Randol E. Schoenberg about his film Fioretta
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Karaites of Various Countries: Their Names and History
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Dr. Alexander Beider discusses Karaites of Various Countries: Their Names and History.
Romaniote Jews: Their Names and History
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Romaniote Jews: Their Names and History
Sephardic Names in the Ottoman Empire as Traces of the History of Judeo-Spanish/Ladino
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JewishGen Talks: Sephardic Names in the Ottoman Empire as Traces of the History of Judeo-Spanish/Ladino Speaker Dr. Alexander Beider About the Speaker Alexander Beider was born in Moscow in 1963. He studied mathematics and theoretical physics in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology from which he received a PhD in applied mathematics (1989). Since 1990, he lives with his family in Paris, F...
JewishGen Talks: Jews of the Land of Israel before the First Aliyah - Their Names & History
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JewishGen Talks: Jews of the Land of Israel before the First Aliyah - Their Names & History with Dr. Alexander Beider About the Speaker Alexander Beider was born in Moscow in 1963. He studied mathematics and theoretical physics in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology from which he received a PhD in applied mathematics (1989). Since 1990, he lives with his family in Paris, France. In 2000,...
JewishGen Talks: Genealogical Resources in Israel
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About the Talk: In this talk we shall give an overview of genealogical resources in Israel - those online and those offline. Doing research in Israel might seem frightening if you don't know Hebrew or can't figure out the Hebrew alphabet. But - it IS possible to do research in Israel even if you don't know Hebrew. We will demonstrate some lookup methods that will enhance your research in Israel...
JewishGen Talks: Focus on Lake Erie Region Resources (Cleveland, Detroit, and Western Pennsylvania)
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Join our panel of experts to discuss Lake Erie region Jewish resources and repositories with collections about the Jews of Cleveland, Detroit, and western Pennsylvania. Speakers: Eric Lidji, Director, Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh Sean Martin, Ph.D., Curator for Jewish History, Western Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland Robbie Terman, Director, Leonard N. Simon...
JewishGen Talks: Shapell Roster of Jewish Service in the American Civil War
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This JewishGen Talks webinar featured a panel of esteemed experts which included Adrienne Dearmas, Alexander Apito, and Caitlin Winkler, of The Shapell Roster, and Ellen Kowitt of JewishGen. We explored thousands of source documents discovered in both physical and online repositories, 7,000 Union soldiers and sailors, as well as how to access the collection on JewshGen.
JewishGen Talks: Baghdadi Jews Who Lost Their Iraqi Nationality in 1951 with Dr. Jacob Rosen
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About the Talk The Register of Baghdadi Jews Who Lost Their Iraqi Nationality in 1951: Among the many documents discovered in Baghdad after it was taken by the USA Army in 2003 was a register of around 38,000 names of adult Baghdadi Jews whose Iraqi nationality was withdrawn from them due to their departure to Israel. It is an unique and valuable genealogical source not only but its sheer volum...
JewishGen Talks: The (Berko)wiczes of East Warsaw - Using US Genealogy to Break through Polish Brick
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About the Talk Having exhausted UK and Polish research and encountering numerous brick walls, how American genealogical research - specifically use of New York passenger manifests, the US federal censuses and US naturalization documents - enabled the discovery of two unknown sibling families in the US, and from this identified a common ancestor who was the mother of both American siblings, and ...
JewishGen Talks: Patronymic Naming and Cemetery Records - Their Importance in Jewish Genealogy
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About the Talk Headstone inscriptions provide one of the most important tools for those researching their Jewish genealogical history, patronymic naming. This presentation will familiarize the attendees with the evolution of family surnames and the practice of patronymic naming. Recognizing the components of patronymic naming, participants will learn how to take advantage of these clues to link...
JewishGen Talks: The Basics of Research in Israel
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About the Talk: This talk explores the current opportunities for research in a variety of Archives, records that have been digitized, and the kinds of records that are available. Many restrictions will also be discussed. IGRA (The Israel Genealogy Research Association) is in the forefront of the records revolution in Israel, using volunteers in each phase of this journey. Hear about the focus o...
JewishGen Talks: The Alex Krakovsky Project: Navigating the Wiki to Locate Town Records
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ABOUT OUR PROGRAM: Gary Pokrassa, Data Acquisition Director of JewishGen’s Ukraine Research Division, will present on Alex Krakovsky’s Wiki and records digitization projects. Alex is a Ukrainian, who, using freedom of information laws in Ukraine, forced virtually every archive to permit him to scan their records and post them to an online wiki page, yielding a massive amount of raw data for the...
JewishGen Talks: Annual Purim Party 2023
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Please join us for the fun and hilarity you expect from Purim with Jewish Genealogy Death Match, special guest appearances, special Purim interviews, a Purim Spiel, and more! We hope to see you there! Hosted by Haman’s Henchman - Karen Franklin Jordan Auslander
JewishGen Talks: American Jews in The First World War
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JewishGen Talks: American Jews in The First World War
JewishGen Talks: Save Access to 20th Century Immigration Records - You Can Help
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JewishGen Talks: Save Access to 20th Century Immigration Records - You Can Help
Dos Gesl - The Kheyders at the Center of East European Jewish Life
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Dos Gesl - The Kheyders at the Center of East European Jewish Life
JewishGen Talks: Understanding Your Galitzianer Family through Vital Records
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JewishGen Talks: Understanding Your Galitzianer Family through Vital Records
JewishGen Talks: Practicing Safe Computing
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JewishGen Talks: Practicing Safe Computing
JewishGen Talks: Enemy, Alien, Declarant-Grief: Learning from Missteps in the Naturalization Process
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JewishGen Talks: Enemy, Alien, Declarant-Grief: Learning from Missteps in the Naturalization Process
JewishGen Talks: Dying to Find Out - Beyond Death Certificates
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JewishGen Talks: Dying to Find Out - Beyond Death Certificates
JewishGen Talks: Synagogue Records as a Genealogical Resource
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JewishGen Talks: Synagogue Records as a Genealogical Resource
JewishGen Talks: How to Utilize the JewishGen Discussion Group Effectively
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JewishGen Talks: How to Utilize the JewishGen Discussion Group Effectively
Researching Jews in America: Overview of American Collections at the Center for Jewish History
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Researching Jews in America: Overview of American Collections at the Center for Jewish History
JewishGen Talks: The Lives of our Educated Ancestors
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JewishGen Talks: The Lives of our Educated Ancestors
The Ships of our Ancestors - with Hal Bookbinder
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The Ships of our Ancestors - with Hal Bookbinder
Jewish Surnames and Patronymics - Tracing Your Ancestors before they had Surnames
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Jewish Surnames and Patronymics - Tracing Your Ancestors before they had Surnames
Poland is a family United in blood and United in Christ. It is part of a larger Indo-European family. They have to protect themselves from demographic change. They have the right to defend against foreign interference. The jews do not belong in Poland. Or anywhere in europe
Stop it we cannot have jews in Poland again. Please they are picking themselves up at the moment. Please you have Israel, poles have Poland. We cannot play this game any more. I love all people including Jews. It is this love that leads me to plead with you. This is not an easy ask but we need to be around our own family and people. We need to make amends with our neighbors. We need to stabilize the old European battlegrounds. Please let Poland play its roll and let it be polish.
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I wish I would’ve seen this video 3 years ago. I have watched SO MANY videos regarding Sephardic history and testimonies from the same videos and I’ve come to several conclusions regarding this prophetic Ezekiel 37 manifestation: 1/ It’s been more of an awakening with the Hispanics of my/our generations e.g. late Baby Boomers and early Gen-X’rs like myself. 2/ It usually affects the spirit of at least one soul per family unit. 3/ Most of your family will verify an occult opinion that family members may have already had I.e. they always knew you were crazy or delusional 😊 4/ The affected soul usually has higher intelligence than the rest of the family but is usually the most humble person in the family. I could go on and on but I must say this: 2 of your videos which are the only 2 that I have watched have brought me confirmation that Adonai has me on the right path and that the people that I have also helped to identify their true self haven’t been misled because of a “personal whim.” A VERY quick personal testimony: I have known with ABSOLUTE knowledge and certainty about my Sefardic ancestry since October of 1976 while reading aloud to my 4th grade classmates, an excerpt from our US History book that actually talked about the Conquistadors and the Marranos. Let me refresh your memory to the early 70’s: Our textbooks came from Houghton-Mifflin and the contents of this particular history was probably beyond the scope of the German teachers that I had being educated in Chicago. I would LOVE to get in touch with you and Dr Maldonado who happens to be from the same Puerto Rucan hometown as my mother’s family who have NEVER been catholic.
Really why do it says e1b1a Egypt huh look it up y'all not Jews They are Egyptian look it up They are mixed with Russia and King Rameses the 2nd LoL 😂 it's hilarious
Dom Casual font! Dom Casual was ubiquitous on television in the 1990s!
1:03:03 "locate a dentist who did a root canal on him in 1976" Wow .. he had a root canal 3 years before his death in 1979.. I wonder if there is a connection..
18:44 Brooklyn
This is great thank you!
Thank you, Yefim for helping me preserve the memory of my Camenca Family! Congratulations on this well deserved honour. Marilyn Feingold
Can everyone agree on the knowledge written in the Holy King James bible it gives historical significance of foundation info concerning everyone dead and alive today threw ancestors DNA, now if ppl take a close look at Genesis ch 10 whole chapter and study those gentiles you'll start to put the truth together by researching everything concerning who are the Jews period from pure to mix mingled dna...
Thank you very much!
Just finished taking the excellent Russian Research in the Former Russian Empire course offered by the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy (SLIG), and Dr Levine's talk is a wonderful Reader's Digest version of the course, with extra emphasis on Jewish records. Well done!
I have artifacts belonging to the Jewish population of Algeria. Specifically, the Jaafara area. bouarbarij bouariridj
I am an "Anglo" American and I have been researching my ancestry and have come to find many Jews(or people with Jewish ancestry anyway) in there. I didn't know until this past week that my great grandfather was of mainly Jewish ancestry. His(and my) paternal lines are the R1b haplogroup and they go back to the Irish Kings but in around 1400 my forefather married a woman with Jewish ancestry and they continued marrying people with Jewish ancestry pretty much all the way to my g grandfather-though they were Christians by religion. I had never really known about how much of an impact 1066ad had on Britain and the Jews that William the Conqueror had given lands and titles to. Like half of even my Anglo ancestors seem to go back to these main families like Gordon, Livingstone, Stanley, Stewart, Beauchamp, de Brus, etc. I wonder if Jews and British people are aware of these ancestral connections? Pretty neat. Thanks for all you do!
Just wow! So thrilled that you have shared this labor of love! Obrigada!
Reminds me of a one-semester course I used to teach at MIT - in which we attempted to give graduate students the ability to comprehend Russian written material IN THEIR FIELD (we had the same courses for French and German and I believe Spanish). We taught them the alphabet and a minimal amount of grammar, and then had them do a LOT of reading of texts in their field. If the student really cared, s/he could learn enough in the space of one semester to really really read things in their field. And most did learn enough to pass their exam in a foreign language, required in order to get an advanced degree. One student really wanted it as a "doorway" to understanding the names and sometimes the texts of songs he encountered in international folk dancing - he's still around and active, and I think his Russian training to this day stands him in good stead!
I know the top left is a princess
Beautiful. תודה רבה. Muchas Gracias...
I enjoyed this very much. Thank You.
Is there anything else known about the Galimidi surname? My grandmother was once told by her uncle that there were 2 Galimidi families in Constantinople that were not related to each other (probably were related many many years ago). My great grandfather's surname was Galimidi and I don't know much about his family past his parents. Was surprised to also see that the origin of the Galimidi surname was Romaniote. I thought it was Sephardic.
your information is basic, good job, however you are lacking in depth knowledge, I am a descendent of crypto Jews for the state of Sonora Mexico, my grandfather is of Welsh descent, my mother is of ctyptot Sonora, I am a historian of the State of Sonora, also form Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. I have recently visited ranching villages of Sonora, these villages have traditions of Jewish traditions from the 1600 century, I was there, these people are Christians, however they show Jewish traditions of names such as Moses, Abraham, Rachel, not common Christian names, I spoke with as Grandmother who stated her grandmother practiced a tradition of lighting candies Friday night and reciting a prayer with a shawl over her head, I have lived in the State of Sonora for 45 years, I have lots of knowledge.. Contact me at email address: casadelmar550@gamial.com
I would love to communicate with you about the New Spanish kingdoms. Have you studied any of the region of Nueva Galicia? I have a family thread of common surnames that go back to the first 117 families that entered through Colima and into Guadalajara.
يوجد عندي قرص لاعرف ماذ يعني aimHigh
Thank you for sharing this touching story. I spent the weekend "hanging out" with new relatives due to a box of recently discovered photos from the 1920s. Next stop, JewishGen to hopefully learn more about them.
I don't find the JewishGen website user-friendly
I agree. That said, I found it a nice compliment to my Genealogy work.
Shalom everyone, I've been doing a lot searching for information on my grandmother and grandfathers family but haven't found very much some how I don't seem to be a good searcher. My grandfather's name was Ghitia Klinitzki/Klinitzi my grandmothers name was Pessia. They had three sons while in Russia. They immigrated to Canada in 1924. The village name was Kirlovtcy/Kurilovtsi. I'm using JewishGen and Ancestry. If anyone knows of any information about please send me a message through JewishGen. Thank you, Bella
Very touching story of rediscovering family history. Especially the part about being married on the same as your great grandparents day 100 year later.
my husband's DNA came back nearly 20 % Ashkenazi I I joined Latvia digest as the DNA said his family's origins were Latvia, I'm still looking for the Luebke or Lupke ancestors. that came over to Wisconsin and married into the Reiss family though.
My Grandfather, Samuel Zalman Chaiet was born in Latvia. If you see our family name connecting to Your’s please feel free to contact me.
Like thousands of people we discovered our Jewish heritage when we found my grandmother who had been buried in an unmarked grave who had not been visited or remembered for 80 years. This led to my daughter and I officially "returning" to our heritage in Nov. 2012. We found our maternal ancestors are connected to the Gormezano family in Spain and Amsterdam as are my husband's ancestors from Palermo Sicily. We are descendants of the Anusim (the forced ones) and the Crypto Jews (converts to the Catholic faith who practiced their Jewish heritage in hiding) during the siege of the Spanish Inquisition that lasted 350 years. We have fervently studied Torah and are enthusiastic and are observant SephardicJews today. I am presently writing our geneaology. Jewish.Gen has been and continues to be our major source of information. Thank you so very much! Kathleen Cullen Todora.
Still looking for a good video to help me learn how to use the search features on your site. Plus, I am a member of some of the sigs and I'm still looking for videos on some of them. But that is my issue. This video is good. Have to go through it again, you were going a little fast for me.
Hi how does Jewish community feel about adopted people? I found in DNA I am half Jewish. My mother was not Jewish . So now I have family tree linking to Jewish family, but they do not seem to believe I am connected , they are negative to taking a test to help me find who is my father. Is this because I was not brought up Jewish?? Without someone taking a test I can never find who was my father ! I.m 60 now.
georgiegirlize Dear lovely person, I’m sorry you are struggling. Jews go by, live by Jewish Law, Halacha. This was given to us by Gd at Mount Sinai 3000+ years ago. The matrilineal line determines if you are Jewish. This relates to what is passed down to your soul and body. Though in the physical world you may have awesome Jewish relatives, from what you have written, you are spiritually and therefore physically not a Jew. My Grandchildren and beloved Step-Son are in your shoes. I love them dearly and pray that they be among the righteous of the Gentiles. I also pray that they should serve Gd in whatever capacity Gd wants them to and they should Serve him well. They as all non Jews are responsible for observing the 6 Noahide laws. An excellent resource is a book on this subject by Rabbi Solevechik. I hope this gives you clarity and comfort.
Excellent resource on Noahide laws: www.aish.com/atr/Seven_Laws_of_Noah.html?catid=907879 www.aish.com/atr/What-Does-a-Noahide-Actually-Do.html www.aish.com/w/nj/For_Non-Jews.html enjoy your Journey.
Adoption is awesome in Jewish law, Halacha. The issue, based on what you wrote is not adoption, but wether you were converted to Judaism according to Jewish law, Halacha. If you were, and it was done by an OrthodoxJewish Court, Beis Din, then spiritually and therefore physically you would be a Jew.
My wife and sons are also descendants of Rashi -- leading them up to the Davidic royal family. Love this stuff. What can I say? Personally I built a tree on my Mom's side that goes about 13 generations. Meeting up with cousins I never met before this summer in NY. Can't wait. :)
My family is from Sharhorod, too! 2:04
I am trying to understand how to use this website. But can anyone help me out regarding my ancestory DNA results. The results came back with 68% European, but how do you break it down from there to know if there could be Jewish blood line in there?My GrandMothers maiden name was Seifert and born in Russia, in Roseberg and immigrated in very early 1900's to Canada and then to San Fransisco.I was really hoping the DNA test would tell me that I have Jewish connections. Thanks for any input.Jill
I'm trying to put together a family tree for my future daughter-in-law. Her mother's maiden name is "Green" from Swenciany (Russia). I am not Jewish and am ready to learn cultural nuances. I have to assume that this is not the original surname. I have signed up for an account with JewishGen. Any suggestions would be very appreciated. Thank you!
Shalom, I have just joined JewishGen today and I'm hoping to find Samuel Levi's family. He was b 1730 in Hockenheim, Rhein-Neckar-Kreis, Baden, Germany. I am so excited to have my Jewish ancestry, I know it comes down through the mother but It's still part of my heritage and I want to know all there is about the Levi family.
My name is Marshall Saperstein and as of this week I am 75 years old and I have lost touch with most of my family who were even older. I have one son David who is now living half way accross the Unitrd States from me. I have made some ccontacts with second, third and fourth cousins but we have not gotten together and exchanged our informatio so if anyone who reads this wants to get in touch with me please do and I will respond some of my family names are Saperstein, Yevzeroff, Deitcher, and many others in Canada, New Jersey, New York and Florida. Hopping for some response.
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I'm looking for anyone with the name of Zambursky. This was my Mother's maiden name. I know nothing about this set of grandparents. I know that my grandfather died around 1914 in, I think London, England. My grandmother, his wife, died in 1939 also in London, England. I have no first names and no other details right now. They would probably have been born in mid to late 1800's, likely Eastern Europe. Also does anyone know where the name Benny comes from. This was my late husband's last name. His parents knew nothing about where they might have come from, nor anything about the name except "perhaps Spanish", which looking at their features could well be true!!
I am seeking information that will lead me to my grandfather's place of birth in Russia, perhaps White Russia. Name is Ralph (Rafael?) Kelfer. Born Nov 14, 1879. Immigrated to US in 1898. Cannot find port of entry, ship, naturalization, etc. Father was Abraham. Married Bertha Hopper in St. Louis 1905.
Dear Mark, As a volunteer I have been asked to prepare some information about the "Wormser Family" through Jewish Gen. Please send a message to Ami Elyasaf (ami.elyasaf@gmail.com), who is directing me in this matter. He should be able to provide you with some interesting details of past Wormsers.
What additional info would you like? Lived and died in San Antonio, TX. Lived in CA. Married Bertha in St. Louis in 1906. Father was Abraham, who died in St. Louis. Six siblings.
I am Kirk William Arenstein. I am looking for help to locate family members. My grandparents left Otowock, Poland after the war started. Their names were: Wladyslaw Vel Arenstein and Marii Rachaella Arenstein. Marii parents surnam was Kleimann. My brother and I were born in Southern California.. I know we have cousins in France with the surname Teszner. Any help will be appreciated.
Nicole Madden Stephens Hello! I need help in finding my mother's family! I have found my father's with FamilyTree DNA tests! On my mother's side with the mtDNA my origins, I get many German, Polish,and Jewish names as Cohen, Rudnic, Friedrich, Schabath, Schindler, Lubinsky, Abrams, Koeplinger, Kreighbaum, Kummel, Kapke, Kolenkiewicz, Shapiro, Mayer, Rosenberg, etc.. I was born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada on Feb. 25th 1944! I was given for adoption April 1945! Please if there is someone out there who could help me to find my maternal family, I would really appreciate it! Thank you, Nicole
I am Barbara Rae Gollubier/Young. When googling my name I found that someone associated with JewishGen was looking for me? That person is under the false impression that I am "The Mad Jewess." I am not "The Mad Jewess." "The Mad Jewess" is a crazy racist who sides with Neo-Nazis. But if you're looking for me, here I am. Please msg me. Thks
I've been trying to convert to Judaism for several months, been studying my Torah and learn Hebrew and everything. Decided to use JewishGen and found my moms-moms-mom on there thus making me Jewish. So I found a conservative Synagogue and will begin taking classes there so I can live Jewish. This site is amazing, thank you!
Please Please Please try Orthodox Judaism instead of Conservative. You'll find it to be much more wholesome, fullfilling, and most importantly TRUE! Contact Oorah:Oorah U.S.A 1805 Swarthmore Avenue Lakewood, NJ 08701 e. oorah@oorah.org t. 732.730.1000 1.800.21.OORAH
I love Oorah, they have helped me in a very generous manner, to grow in my Judaism. Seek out the diamonds they represent.
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Its just a couple of months now that I have been very serious in tracing my Jews heritage since it was passed down orally through the generation. After watching this clip I can sense that I am onto something solid. Thank you JewishGen and its volunteers.
Good Intro! I'd recommend captions in more languages.
Just wonderful! I've watched the video (tearfully) five times and sent it to my kids to help them understand that what Jewish genealogists do is so much more than recording names and dates. Yasher koach!
Great job!
Please spanish subtitles