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My Grandmom Bessie
Submitted By Susan Vineberg
My Grandmom Bessie: My Grandmom was big – big of voice, big of body but most of all big of heart. I was her first granddaughter and I think her favorite person in the world.

Nathan Yablin- My Father
Submitted By Bernard Yablin
Early days in the US
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Food Memory
Submitted By Johanna Moss
My story is about my grandmother (Nana) who would make homemade applesauce just for me when I went to visit her in Ohio.
The Sklut family legacy
Submitted By Linda Markoff
How my mother's family came to America.

My Grandmom
Submitted By Sharren Filan
My grandmom's trip from Austria
My Bubbe and Jossel Weinstein
Submitted By Joyce Weiss
Story of my Bubbe and my uncle, Jossel Weinstein, who died at the age of 4 in Russia.
My Mother, Eva Stern
Submitted By Ethel Robin
An immigrant from India to New York settles in Woodbine, New Jersey.

Family Connections
Submitted By Jodi (Cohen) Segalewitz
Unusual Connections to My Immigrant Grandmother
Early One Saturday Morning
Submitted By Michael Herskovitz
History is important to me, especially about the Holocaust, because it is a major part of Jewish history and I am Jewish.
Love Story
Submitted By JoAnne Vanett
Love at first sight..a young woman accepts a proposal if he will return and bring her family to safety

My Survival
Submitted By Ernest Pressburger
Jewish, born in Germany in 1934. Lucky to be able to leave in 1941. Traveled alone with my sister to US. I was 6 years old and she was 9.

Our fathers’ rescue of 118 people from Russia
Submitted By Harold & Jerry Sheinbach
Eight years after he immigrated to the United States in 1913, and serving in the U.S. Navy, our father, Sam Sheinbach, returned to Europe intending to bring his parents and immediate family members to America.
Coming to America
Submitted By Esther Zinn Gordon
My father Louis Zinn's passage from Poland to Hamburg,Germany to Cuba and stowed away from Cuba to New York.
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