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VM ID Category Image Date Approved Question Posts
1533 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 Journal Page 1 View the post, there are no responses
1534 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 Journal Page 2 View the post, there are no responses
1535 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 invitation to dinner / banquet View the post, there are no responses
1536 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 convention 1920 View the post, there are no responses
1537 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 This looks like a Seder. What does it say? Are the faces or names familiar? View the post, there are no responses
1538 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 This looks like a Seder. What does it say? Are the faces or names familiar? View the post, there are no responses
1539 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 I am guessing that Doctor Rosenblatt worked in Argentina, perhaps in Carlos Casares. What does the writing say? Do you know anything at all about Doctor Rosenblatt? View the post with its 1 response
1540 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 My great-grandparents must have been related to these people, or at least known them. Who are they? What does the writing say? View the post with its 1 response
1541 Translation - Yiddish

1/14/2004 Who are these women? What does the Yiddish (it is Yiddish, right?) say, and what does the Russian (it is Russian, right?) stamp say? View the post, there are no responses
1542 Translation - Russian

1/14/2004 Please help translate the complete marriage certificate for Lewek Karczewa and Raizl Zelkowitz(?). A previous translation only gave me the names of the marrying couple. I have found with previous certificate translations that they usually have maiden names and town names that the families involved are from. View the post, there are no responses
1543 Translation - Hebrew

1/14/2004 Tombstone of Efroim Fiszel FAJBUSIAK in the Lodz cemetary.
I would appreciate if you achieve to translate it for me 		View the post with its 1 response
1544 Translation - Hebrew

1/14/2004 Tombstone of a other Efroim Fiszel FAJBUSIAK in the Lodz cemetary.
I would appreciate if you achieve to translate it for me 		View the post with its 1 response
1545 Translation - Hebrew

1/14/2004 Tombstone of Estera FAJBUSIAK in the Lodz cemetary.
I would appreciate if you achieve to translate it for me 		View the post, there are no responses
1546 Translation - Hebrew

1/14/2004 Tombstone of Tauba FAJBUSIAK in the Lodz cemetary.
I would appreciate if you achieve to translate it for me 		View the post with its 1 response
1509 Translation - Yiddish

1/11/2004 This writing appears on the reverse of a photo, probably from about 1920. View the post with its 1 response
1510 Translation - Russian

1/11/2004 This is the birth record of Gersz Frenkenstein of Dabie, Poland, 1896. I would like to know her parents' names and any other significant information. View the post, there are no responses
1511 Translation - Russian

1/11/2004 This is the birth record of Nacha Sura Frankenstein of Dabie in 1894. I would like to know her parents' names and any other important information. Thank you. View the post with its 1 response
1512 Translation - Hebrew

1/11/2004 Tombstone 1 View the post with its 2 responses
1513 Translation - Hebrew

1/11/2004 Tomstone 2 View the post, there are no responses
1514 Translation - Hebrew

1/11/2004 Wedding agreement View the post with its 3 responses
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