 | Galicia | Feb 25, '06 9:48 AM
for everyone |
 | Fabulous pictures. I just was recently able to track my Dad's family as having been Galician. |
 | These pictures are absolutely amazing - I hope to be able to trace my roots to see if any of these can show me more about my family history. Thanks for sharing! |
 | I will be travelling to Poland and hope to find some trace of Grandparents home town. I have vague memories of their discussions ans recall they were from a small town i beleive to be Birdjan
in what was once Galicia. |
 | andreypl wrote on Jul 25, '06, edited on Jul 25, '06 But this Austrian Galicia today is mostly a part of Ukraine... |
| Goluchowski Street is called today Pushkin Street... |
| andreypl wrote on Sep 23, '06, edited on Sep 23, '06 Kazimierzowska Street is called today Mazepa's Street |
| Sapieżyńska Street is called today Nezalezhnosti Str. (Indenpendence Str.) |
| Is it today Novgorodska Str. ? |
Comment deleted at the request of the thread owner.  | I love these old pictures...
And I hope everybody will find his roots again...
Best wishes!
H* |
 | The pictures are so interesting. Especially the older photos. I traced my family back to Southern Galicia, namely the town of Raba Wzyna and Sieniawa, Poland. Visited these towns but could only spend a few hours. Hope to go back and try to trace my grandparents information. Not having much luck going from the U.S. to Poland. Poland seems to be a dead end of the search. I thank you for posing these pictures. Krystyna |
| Yes, I also like old cards, not only from "my'" Galicia. AndI especially like to compare sites on old cards with the contemporary views... Unfortunatelly, it seams usually that in old time the views were better than today... |
 | Great photos. Do you have any of Ugartsthal, Ukraine? My ancestors evidently came from there. Thanks for posting your photos. Barbara
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| See my blog and my genealogy, there should be a oicture of the church in Ugartsthal. Ugartsthal was completely destroyed in the war, only some stones reamins the cemetery there... I will put a link to some pictury of contemporary "Ugarsthal", an Ukrainian village Siwka. |
 | Certa vez, há muito tempo, houvi uma música galega cujo cantor não consigo lembrar o nome. A música é tão linda mas não consigo encontrar em lugar algum. O nome dela é "CAMIÑAM XENTE". É um homem quem canta. Será que vc poderia me fazer o favor de dizer onde posso encontrá-la e quem canta? Desculpe-me por não saber falar essa língua tão linda que é o galego.
Um abraço,
Alber
albertocalvero@hotmail.com
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| andreypl wrote on Apr 15, '08, edited on Apr 15, '08  Certa vez, há muito tempo, houvi uma música galega cujo cantor não consigo lembrar o nome. A música é tão linda mas não consigo encontrar em lugar algum. O nome dela é "CAMIÑAM XENTE". É um homem quem canta. Será que vc poderia me fazer o favor de dizer onde posso encontrá-la e quem canta? Desculpe-me por não saber falar essa língua tão linda que é o galego.
Um abraço,
Alber
albertocalvero@hotmail.com
 Austrian Galicia (Galizien) in Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galicia_%28Central_Europe%29#From_partitions_of_Pol\and_to_the_Congress_of_Vienna From partitions of Poland to the Congress of Vienna During the first decades of Austrian rule, Galicia was firmly governed from Vienna and many significant reforms were carried out by a bureaucracy staffed largely by Germans and Germanized Czechs. [manage] Galicia in Central Europe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galicia_%28Central_Europe%29 |
 | Wonderfull collection. Congratulations. |
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