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Vol. 5, No. 3 Spring (April) 1998 COORDINATOR’S CORNER TABLE OF CONTENTS By Shelley Kellerman Pollero Topic Page Creative ideas are blossoming and e-mail messages are flying as the Gesher Galicia Steering Committee (GGSC) Two Gesher Galicia Events Scheduled for the LA ............. 2 prepares for our SIG meeting on July 16 at the L.A. Suzan Wynne to Speak ......................................................... 2 Seminar. A tentative agenda and plans for Galitzianers to Treasure Found in Stanislau Rebbe’s Home meet and network appear in this issue, and we look by GG Member Joyce Field................................................. 3 forward to Suzan Wynne’s session on Galicia, also on July 16. I recently participated in a major survey of all SIGs’ Krakow Shtetl Co-Op Initiative-- Now Online ................... 4 leaders, which will culminate in a meeting at the L.A. Search for New Editor or Editorial Team............................ 5 Seminar for sharing ideas and concerns. Book on Bolekhov Jewish Community ............................... 5 In addition to the seminar, the GGSC is busily involved Early Deadline for July Galitzianer ..................................... 5 with several new initiatives: We have asked JewishGen to set up a Gesher Galicia SIG mailing list (online discussion Przemysl Networking by Barbara Urbanska-Yeager .............. 6 group, forum) for the exchange of information, ideas, tips, “Finding Your Roots in Galicia: A Resource Guide” etc., and we seek knowledgeable volunteers to assist with to be available this June ........................................................ 6 this venture. Mark Heckman of Davis, CA has created and Finding the Connection with the Dynover Rebbe set up our new webpage at: by Daniel Teichman................................................................. 7 http://www1.jewishgen.org/Galicia Ceremony in Rzeszow in June.............................................. 8 We have recently updated our InfoFile/Membership Form available via e-mail from <[email protected]>. And Editor’s Message ................................................................... 9 Suzan Wynne has proposed a Yizkor Book Project Getting Registration Forms for LA ...................................... 9 working with GG member Joyce Field of West Lafayette, The Steiger Affair by Fred H. Steiger.................................... 9 IN, Translation Coordinator of the Yizkor Book SIG. A Yizkor List for Lubaczow...............................................10 Several members have come forward to volunteer for a A Success Story Using the Internet variety of tasks. Our thanks to Rita Permut of Bethesda, by David S. Sotkowitz ......................................................11 Md. who now handles the distribution of our publications; Mark Heckman, who created our new web page; Darla Tips for Attending the Jewish Genealogy Seminar...........11 Stone of Brooklyn, NY and Eva Rosenn of Ypsilanti, MI, Book Review: Jewish Roots in Poland ..............................11 who have volunteered to assist the Editor of the Gesher Galicia’s Projects Database - List Number 2........13 Galitzianer. AJGS Cemetery Project ......................................................13 With over 600 active members, including 264 newly joined Index of Names from Gershom Bader’s since March 1997, the SIG again reaches out for A Land and its Scholars ......................................................14 volunteers. In addition to our request for a new editor/editorial team for The Galitzianer, I would like to Members’ Address Changes ...............................................19 (Continued on page 12) New Members & Their Research Interests........................20 Steering Committee.............................................................22 - 1 - THE GALITZIANER Vol. 5, No. 3 Spring (April) 1998 TWO GALICIA EVENTS SCHEDULED The Steering Committee is now accepting applications FOR THE LA SEMINAR ON THURSDAY, JULY 16 from those wishing to present projects during the meeting. By Shelley Kellerman Pollero, Applications must be received by June 15. Please send a Gesher Galicia Coordinator message to Shelley Kellerman Pollero, using the following format: Gesher Galicia will hold its annual membership meeting (SIG meeting) at the AJGS Summer Seminar in Los Angeles on Thursday, July 16, 1998 from 12:00 noon to 1. Project: A translation; an index, a compilation of : 1:50 p.m. in a meeting room (to be announced) at the Century Plaza Hotel. Members and non-members are invited to attend. See “Tentative Agenda” on this page. Other. From 3:30 - 4:45, Gesher Galicia Founder Suzan Fisher 2. Town(s) involved: Wynne will speak on “Finding Your Jewish Roots in 3. This project is: in progress; completed; being proposed Galicia”, and will respond to research questions about 4. Who is working with you on this project? Galicia. See additional articles in this issue. In addition to the above-scheduled events, Gesher Galicia 5. How will your completed project be accessed? will schedule one or more Birds of a Feather (BOF) groups ! I hope to have it printed in The Galitzianer earlier in the week for informal networking and getting to ! I hope to have it listed on the Gesher Galicia webpage know each other. Check the BOF bulletin board for date, ! I hope to have it on my own webpage time, and place. ! Other In order for members to identify themselves to each other 6. Comments at the Seminar, we plan to have an "I am here sheet" posted 7. I will be able to stay within the 3 minute time period at (in or near the Resource Room) and a small, colorful the meeting Gesher Galicia sticker for members to display on their . nametag. Let us know if you’re going to L.A.! Look for us there! SUZAN WYNNE TO SPEAK ON GALICIA TENTATIVE AGENDA FOR SIG MEETING AT JULY SEMINAR IN LOS ANGELES ! Introduction of Steering Committee members and Founder of Gesher Galicia and the author of Finding Your volunteers Jewish Roots in Galicia, Suzan Wynne will be the speaker ! Introduction of members who are prominent in for the Jewish Genealogical seminar session titled “Finding Galician research Your Jewish Roots in Galicia”. ! Announcement of latest developments in Galician research Suzan’s session, on Thursday at 3:30 is designed in two ! Steering Committee report on SIG developments parts: to define for beginners the geographic boundaries of Galicia, and to discuss the region’s history. In addition, ! Members' summaries of projects, in progress or Suzan will present some examples of Jewish records from completed (3 minutes each). See box to right for Galicia and discuss what is known of where vital records “application.” are located today. ! Members' presentations of proposed projects (3 minutes each). See box to right for “application.” The balance of the session will be open to issues and ! Report on Gesher Galicia Webpage problems raised by audience members regarding research, ! Gesher Galicia contacts in JGS groups travel in southern Poland and western Ukraine, obtaining ! Announcements, questions, comments from members records and more. Several members of Gesher Galicia will from the floor join Suzan in fielding the discussion. ! Informal continuation gathering for networking - 2 - Vol. 5, No. 3 Spring (April) 1998 THE GALITZIANER TREASURE FOUND IN STANISLAU • *List of the people (mainly Jewish),who were murdered by Nazis. L=Russsian. 12 pages (Ivano- Frankivsk) REBBE’S HOME • List of the Jewish Community (1168 members),1930’s. --records now being catalogued • List of the electors of the Jewish Community 1938. L: Polish. by GG member Joyce Field, West Lafayette, Indiana 9 pages On the morning of 24 January 1998 Susannah Juni and I Kalusz received the following list from Alexander Dunai, who has • Register of births from about 1830-1850. 142 pages been working with us on our cooperative researches on Kolomyia: List of the ritual butchers. Stanislau (Ivano-Frankivsk) and the surrounding shtetlach • • List of the taxpayers of the Jewish community,1939. L: (towns) . [For information on contacting Mr. Dunai, see Polish. 62 pages (Lists for 1932-1939 are stored in Archive) the previous Galitzianer , Winter (January) 1998, page 5.] • Budget 1937 of Jewish Community. Reference of Rabbi Josef Susannah and I have ancestors with the same family name Lau, son of Hersch Leib & Hinda Lea, born 3.01.1887 in Lwow. L: Polish 6 pages from Stanislau, and although we have not yet established • Reports of Community Board (Kehilla) 2 pages the common ancestor, we share the costs and results of • Report on meeting of Merkar Ruchani Association, 1937. L: research in these areas. Polish 2 pages While Susannah was on her Ukrainian journey last Mariampol summer, guided by Alexander Dunai, (see her article in • Budget of Jewish Community 1938 L: Polish 1 page • About Jewish Communities of Jezupol, Mariampol and Halicz: Avotaynu, Winter 1997, in which she describes her number of members; names of Rabbis. L: Polish 7 pages journey) they met the Rebbe in Stanislau, Rabbi Moishe- Nadworna: Leib Kolesnik, who showed Susannah many of the • List of the electors of the Jewish Community. documents he had in his possession and agreed to let Alex • Electrification plans and List of the citizens (with plans & catalog them and copy them for us. We recently received photos of houses) L: Polish. 9 pages This is an authentic copies of some of them, but the following list is so document in private collection of some person from Nadworna especially useful that we wanted to share it with the Gesher •
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