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to the Steinschneider Home Page
(A
website dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of our genealogy.)
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Werner Herzog's film "Invincible"
starring Udo Kier and Tim Roth (Planet of the Apes, Musketeer, Pulp Fiction)
was released to theatres in the Spring 2002. Hanussen (Hermann
Steinschneider) is played by Roth.
Other "Invincible" Links:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0245171/

Click on the photo to order
1) Mel Gordon's book
Erik Jan Hanussen:
Hitler's Jewish Clairvoyant has been published and is available. Click here
for more information.
2) Under special arrangement with Mel Gordon (author of Voluptuous
Panic: The Erotic World of Weimar Berlin and Hanussen:
Hitler's Jewish Clairvoyant) and Eberhard Schieffle, their English translation of
the introduction to The Vampires of Superstition (Vampyre Des Aberglaubens)
has been posted to this site. "Vampires"
is the story of the Leitmeritz Clairvoyant Trial of Hermann
Steinschneider (aka Erik Jan Hanussen). The introduction can be found here.
Site
and Family News:
6/6/2008 Thanks to a
submission from my cousin Danielle Feigenbaum (the great-great-granddaughter of
Moritz Steinschneider) we now have a photo and German article on
Steinschneiderstraße (Steinschneider
Street) in Dallgow-Döberitz (a municipality in the Havelland district, in
Brandenburg, Germany).

3/16/2008 There are
currently four Steinschneider patriarchs who appear to have been born around the
same time: Daniel Steinschneider, Hermann Steinschneider, Selig Steinschneider,
and Gabriel Steinschneider. If these four men are brothers, this would connect
the following four genealogies together: Daniel
Steinschneider (b. approx. 1759)
http://www.steinschneider.com/reports/outline_09.htm
Hermann Steinschneider (b. 1760)
http://www.steinschneider.com/reports/outline_11.htm
Gabriel Steinschneider (b. approx. 1760)
http://www.steinschneider.com/reports/outline_01.htm
Selig Steinschneider (b. 1759)
http://www.steinschneider.com/reports/outline_12.htm
Additional data is needed to definitively make these
connections, but hope springs eternal.
Although the birth town of Hermann Steinschneider is
Holleschau (Holesov, Czech Republic [see below]), its distance of only 41.8
kilometers from Prostejov convinces me that this family is connected to ours.

Furthermore, I believe that the Selig Steinschneider born
in 1759 is the grandfather or great-grandfather of the Selig Steinschneider
identified in the following genealogy:
Selig Steinschneider (b. appox. 1880)
http://www.steinschneider.com/reports/outline_04.htm
The Selig Steinschneider shown immediately above is buried
in the town of Brno (as is his wife), which is a town in which my family had
land until my father’s twin brother sold it several years ago (after having it
returned from the communist government).
3/15/2008 Thanks to the additional contributions of Daniel
Kergomard, we have added more details to the
Hermann
Steinschneider outline report. 3/12/2008 Thanks to
information provided by a descendant, we have been able to comprehensively
update the
Hermann Steinschneider outline report. Previous
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