Yes, I agree. Thank you. Cindy Singer

Wanted to be sure that Podhajce researchers saw this announcement. Jean Rosenbaum

If you are considering a contribution toward the Podhajce indexing projectof 1906-08 births, 1906 & 1910 marriages, and 1906-10 deaths theletter below tells how to do it. Jean

Interesting Polish account of Podhajce in the interwar years...detailed info on the Jewish

thank you. Carol Cohen

The Shul is also well documented in a new book by Gerard Wolfe: The Synagogues of New York's Lower East Side, a Retrospective and Contemporary view. The second edition (Fordham Press) was published in

Podhajcers... Two Podhajce videos you might be interested in: 1. The great synagogue at Podhajce: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=F7HQ8JfKlTM and 2. The Podhajce

I wrote to Mark Halpern (the head of the Jewish Records Indexing project)about the status of Podhajce records. His reply is shown below. Formore information or to make a contribution, please contact

How do we find out who is buried in the cemetery? -- Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.- Will Rogers

Where do we send contributions?

Mark's email address is the last line in Jean's message. jerome

Dear Podhajce group, I am trying to find a birth certificate or any other document that would prove my Grandfather, Meir Marbach, God rest his soul, was a polish citizen, or deserves a polish

Hi Ohad, the Polish archive in warsaw or the Ukrainian archive in Lviv...if you tell me the purpose of proving his polish heritage, and where/when he lived, i can better assist you. Jeff

Hi Jeff, Nice to meet you. He lived in Podhajce since birth 1905 and until 1926 when he moved to Israel. I need his birth certificate because I want to claim a Polish citizenship for him and then for

Hi Ohad, This birth record index is for Nathan Marbach born in1905 from Podhajce http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~jripllat2 Podhajce PSA AGAD Births 1866/1894,1900,01,04,05 NOTE! no

I'm told one of my great-great-grandfathers or ancestor of some strain was mayor of Podhajce at some point in the 19th Century. His name was Samko or Simko Cieglinicki. How can I find more information

Today at 6:25 PM Hello, I'm working on my family tree and my great grandparents are from Podhajce. Much of my family perished in the Holocaust. Hirsch (Tzvi) and Ita Margulies where my great

This story reveals the fact that wartime Ukrainian auxiliaries participated in anti-Ukrainian terror as well: 'I don't think I can explain': Retiree, 94, stuns neighbors in quiet Minnesota town after

Jeff... A very interesting post -- even more interesting is that the word 'Jew' or 'Jewish' appeared nowhere in the article that I could find. Even when discussing the Warsaw uprising... only

Hello, Jews aren't mentioned because the Ukrainian auxiliaries clearly murdered Ukrainians (and presumably Poles) in the crime mentioned in the article. By '43 the town's Jews were all dead, hiding,