Hi list members,
I am trying to find information about a remote family member who is remembered
by the family as Lupo Gingold. I know that he was somehow involved in Romanian
politics around WWII.
Google search was not very helpful but I got to the name Nandor Gingold
(1905-1986) who was the
Many thanks to the three of you, Bruce, Jerome and Edgar for the vast
investment and the long term commitment to this list. It is such an amazing
resource and will become even more valuable as years pass.
Gadi
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With the new law, now in effect in Austria regarding Jews after WWII, I applied
through the Austrian embassy in Israel and received a response that they do not
think I am eligible. This is not clear to me as my father was born in
Austro-Hungary in 1918 before they became “Romania” and his and
Many thanks to all people who worked hard to document the Jewish community of
Radautz (including wonderful Dorin who unfortunately passed away unexpectedly
just a week before I was supposed to meet with him in Radautz). Most of my
family was actually born in Radautz (even if many moved
I didn’t notice that there were also versions in English and other languages.
It is definitely the day to remember the many family members who perished in
Mogilev Podolsk and Bershad
For me: my grandfather Michael Rennert, grandmother Rosa Rennert(ne. Dlugacz),
my great-grandmother Peppi
Hi
I will wait for Emil's response (who is my cousin) but can already say that
none of these names rings a bell and I think I know well at least 4 or 5
generations around our parents.
Gadi Rennert
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On Behalf Of Jens
