Teodolinda, who now lives in L’Aquila, Italy, said: “Since I was three,
my father Nicolae Musat and my grandfather Ianosi Pecsi told me that
they adopted me in the hospital because my real mother had been declared
dead.
“My official date of birth is June 5, 1972.
“But, in 2006, I met, in L’Aquila, some people from the UK who
told me that my real family is looking for me.”
The former commercial manager went on: “One of these was Andrew
Sinclair, an old friend of my grandfather.
“He made an arrangement to meet my family in 2012 in Roslin, at
The Original Rosslyn Hotel.
“I know that my aunt is British, her husband is Jewish and the
family name is Barnett.”
If you can shed some light on Teodolinda’s family, email newsdesk@jewishtelegraph.com,
or for more details go to: teodolindamrm.blogspot.co.uk
AJEX is searching for the families of Jewish servicemen who
took part in the capture of the German guns at Merville on the night
before D-Day, in 1944, with the 9th Paras.
Details are sought for J Goldstone, A Pinkus, Max Hutton (Horwitz)
and a gentleman called Haff, who used a Scottish nomme de guerre
and owned a tailor shop in Leman Street, London.
Email: martin.sugarman@yahoo.co.uk
MARGARET Fullarton is looking for cousins from the Kropman
family.
She recently came into contact with a relative of her husband
in Israel, who told her that a branch of the Kropman family went
to England.
She is searching for records of Slova Kropman who married Zelig
Diamant as well as another cousin called Shaloum Kropman.
Email fullmark1@bigpond.com
BERNADETTE Mesguen is looking for the family of a Jewish child
hidden by her grandmother during the Holocaust.
Nathan Farkas was looked after by Madame Valo in the south of
France during the war, before returning to find his mother, Annie
Alpert, in Belgium.
Nathan then joined the Alpert family in Glasgow.
Email bernadette.mesguen@neuf.fr