RE: [Cz-L] History Question

Caryn...

I'd like to answer your question concerning the Jewish migration from Galicia to Bukovina by quoting The YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe:

"The gradual elimination of economic and political discrimination against Jews in the Habsburg monarchy following the revolution of 1848, culminating in full emancipation in 1867, encouraged rapid expansion of the Jewish bourgeoisie in Bukovina. The total autonomy granted to the province led to new opportunities for economic development. The prospect of prosperity encouraged Jewish immigration from Galicia and neighboring countries: the number of Jews increased from 14,581 (3.82% of the total population) in 1850 to 67,418 (11.79%) in 1880 and to 102,919 (12.9%) in 1910. Jewish entrepreneurs played a crucial role in the development of capitalism in Bukowina. In 1906, almost half of the province’s tax revenues came from Jews."

Source: http://www.yivoencyclopedia.org/article.aspx/Bucovina

Please check in addition the Ehpes Data Bases section at

http://czernowitz.ehpes.com/databases/datasplash.html

and the archives of the Czernowitz daily newspaper "Der Tag" at

http://dertag.forenworld.com/index.php

by introducing the names you are looking for into the search engines. You'll get a large number of entries.

Concerning Markus Winkler's contact data I'll come back to you separately. I do hope these data will be helpful to you and, Caryn, welcome to the List, that's the right place for you to be!

Edgar Hauster • MacBook
Lent • The Netherlands

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> Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2013 06:50:07 -0800
> From: cwariner_at_bellsouth.net
> Subject: [Cz-L] History Question
> To: czernowitz-l_at_list.cornell.edu
>
> I am sure this question may have been asked before but since I am new to the
> group I thought someone could tell me the answer.
>
> My family migrated to Czernowitz sometime in late 1890 from Probuzna. Can anyone
> tell me why they think my family would have moved there?
>
> Also I am looking for Winkler's from Czernowitz. I noticed the two books by
> Markus Winkler. Does anyone know how to reach him. I would like to see if he may
> be one of my Winkler's
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Caryn Weisinger Wariner
>
>
> Weisinger (Czernowitz) (Wein)
> Winkler (Czernowitz)
> Klinger (Czernowitz)
> Kligler, (Probuzna)
> Fried (Delatyn)
> Kaminer (Delatyn)
>

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