Re: [czernowitz-l] Czernowitz Marriages

[Benjamin Grilj]

Dear Les,
official marriage was done by official clergy - for Jewish marriages this means 
all rabbis from communities wich were member of the „Israelitische 
Kultusgemeinde“ (IKG -Jewish Community Organization). The big synagogues like 
the old, or the temple were members, but many small, especially chassidic were 
not. But they were not registered in the Matrikenbüchern (official register). 
So if you have a marriage record, it is official!
Best, Benjamin (Institute for Jewish History in Austria)

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> Am 24.07.2022 um 16:37 schrieb lhg...@aol.com:
> 
>  I found a marriage record for my great grandparents in Czernowitz from 
> 1918. This was just after the war was over. My great grandfather Meschulim 
> Fuhrman was 63 years old then and this would have to be some sort of official 
> remarriage. My grandmother was already 30 years old at this point.
> I know that the Austrian authorities did not recognize marriages performed by 
> rabbis.
> Was this a common practice to legitimize marriages after the war ?
> Thanks for any help
> 
> Les Gluck
> 
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Re: [czernowitz-l] Czernowitz list?

[Kfir Ovadia]

Hi,
the names are digitized and indexed according to URL Edgar sent.
you can see in the right side it says "view names.." and it will be lead
you to this URL
.

the best way is to search the entire database here


On Sat, Jul 23, 2022 at 2:41 PM Edgar Hauster  wrote:

> Dear Joyce,
>
> Thank you so much for your message.  Salomon Birnbaum, resident 29/8 11
> November Street, Czernowitz, born 25.08.1890, married, 1 child, former
> merchant, applies - of course unsuccessfully - together with 70 other
> Jewish war invalids from the First World War to be exempted from wearing
> the Yellow Star.
>
> I have indicated the location at the USHMM in my mail of 01.07.2022 (image
> 96-99 of microfilm reel 1): https://bit.ly/3OAy6I9
>
> This is just one of hundreds of lists taken from the Czernowitz Oblast
> Archives. You are asking if the names can be searched via a search engine.
> I don't know exactly, therefore I searched the USHMM Database of Holocaust
> Survivor and Victim Names:
>
>
> https://www.ushmm.org/remember/resources-holocaust-survivors-victims/database-of-holocaust-survivor-and-victim-names
>
> I did not find this particular Salomon Birnbaum, so I assume that these
> Czernowitz holdings have been digitized but are not yet available through
> search engines. Check it out, the USHMM databases are very extensive and
> extremely informative. Good luck with your research.
>
> I am sure you will agree that I copy my answer to you to the List because
> question and answer are of general interest. We are currently thinking
> about how to utilize these hundreds of lists for our entire Group, this
> first list was just something like a "finger exercise".
>
> Edgar Hauster [iPad]
>
> Am 23.07.2022 um 01:23 schrieb jmkbear :
>
> 
> Hello,
>
> The list that you included in your last group post included the last name
> Birnbaum, which is the name that I have been researching as my mother was a
> Birnbaum that descended from Czernowitz. Can you please further explain the
> meaning of the list and if there's a way to use the microfilm library to
> search for just the names that I am interested in, such as Birnbaum,
> Ribner, and Herska?
>
> Thank you,
> Joyce Kammerman
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