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Founder and Executive Director, Jewish Records Indexing - Poland, Founder and President, Jewish Genealogical Society of Montreal
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Avotaynu, The International Review of Jewish Genealogy, 2000
Paul Lofton (UK) searched in vain for the fate of his cousin Maurice Sorgenstein whose name did ... more Paul Lofton (UK) searched in vain for the fate of his cousin Maurice Sorgenstein whose name did not appear on the Holocaust memorial wall in Brussels alongside of his parents and siblings. Finally, he turned to the Search Bureau for Missing Relatives in Jerusalem which quickly led to a contact with Stanley Diamond, President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Montreal and learning the mystery of why Maurice had "disappeared." The saga of Maurice illustrates how inspired thinking and networking together with knowledgeable researchers and archival documentation combine to make miracles happen.
Beta-thalassemia alleles are uncommon among Askenazi Jews relative to those harboured by Sephardi... more Beta-thalassemia alleles are uncommon among Askenazi Jews relative to those harboured by Sephardic Jews and other populations. A rare allele, a frameshift in codon 20/21, was recently reported in
Avotaynu, The International Review of Jewish Genealogy, 2000
Paul Lofton (UK) searched in vain for the fate of his cousin Maurice Sorgenstein whose name did ... more Paul Lofton (UK) searched in vain for the fate of his cousin Maurice Sorgenstein whose name did not appear on the Holocaust memorial wall in Brussels alongside of his parents and siblings. Finally, he turned to the Search Bureau for Missing Relatives in Jerusalem which quickly led to a contact with Stanley Diamond, President of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Montreal and learning the mystery of why Maurice had "disappeared." The saga of Maurice illustrates how inspired thinking and networking together with knowledgeable researchers and archival documentation combine to make miracles happen.
Beta-thalassemia alleles are uncommon among Askenazi Jews relative to those harboured by Sephardi... more Beta-thalassemia alleles are uncommon among Askenazi Jews relative to those harboured by Sephardic Jews and other populations. A rare allele, a frameshift in codon 20/21, was recently reported in