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Tag Archives: antwerp belgium
The Joodsche Almanak / Almanach Juif issued in 1934 by J. Fuss and J. Salpeter
In 1934 an almanac in Yiddish, titled “Joodsche Almanak” / “Almanach Juif”, was published by J. Fuss and J. Salpeter. Edition “Progrés” was issued in Antwerp at Lange Kievitstraat 66. In the publishers’ introduction which was originally written in Yiddish, … Continue reading →
How to subscribe to the online services of the Antwerp Archives
Please note that I am not affiliated with the Antwerp Archives although I strongly support them. Therefore, don’t contact the archives for any question which relates specifically to my website. Only contact them for matters which are related to them … Continue reading →
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A history of the Antwerp Archives (FelixArchief) and getting there
History of the archives: The archives of the city of Antwerp started with two charters from 1221 which the city kept in a huge chest which was longer then two meters and which was called the ‘privilegiekom’. Of each lock … Continue reading →
Old, Older, Oldest Big,Bigger, Biggest at the Archives
I went recently to the archives from Antwerp where I do collect from time to time files and other information for my family research. During my research I usually try to understand and focus on several topics which I do … Continue reading →
Photos and documents about Rav Schiff’s coronation as the new ruv of Machsike Hadass-Antwerp
The (paying) members of the one of the two Jewish communities, the Machsike Hadass, did vote on November 29th and 30th for the then candidate Rov Rav Ahron Schif. From the 593 votes, 93.4% were in favour of Rav Ahron … Continue reading →
Labour in the Julius Berger company in North-France during WWII
Click here to read a follow-up on this post I posted recently (10 February 2011) a question via soc.genealogy.jewish regarding a company where my great-grandfather’s (Gershon Lehrer) brother Kalman Lehrer worked during WWII. The company was called Julius Berger and … Continue reading →
Jews from Antwerp in Cuba
A while ago I looked on behalf of someone else seek to get more information on why the Cuban authorities allowed Jews from Antwerp to immigrate to Cuba in the 1930’s while they had strict immigration rules. Although the Internet … Continue reading →