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Interesting the things you discover on the internet. I was searching around and found that Hollinger is often a Jewish name. I did not know that, all the folks I know in the US are protestant.
So I looked up the The Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names, and searched for the name. There were numerous Hollingers who died in the death camps in WW II, mostly from Rumania and Poland.
Does anyone know anything about the connection between these folks and our folks from Switzerland? Or about a Jewish connection?
http://www.yadvashem.org/wps/portal/!ut/p/_s.7_0_A/7_0_9E
Some of the folks listed below.
Holinger Reizel Czudyn Storojinet Bukovina Romania 1914
Hollinger Piroska Eger Heves Hungary
Hollinger Netti Slobozia Bessarabia Romania 1882
Holinger Mendl Strozynetz Storojinet Bukovina Romania 1880
Holinger Jakobine Windsbach Bavaria Germany 1879
Holinger Mendel Storojinez Storojinet Bukovina Romania 1971
Holinger Josef Banila Storojinet Bukovina Romania 1891
Olinger Sara Lwow Lwow Lwow Poland 1914
Holinger Dvora Cernauti Cernauti Bukovina Romania 1935
Holinger Ihudit Suceava Suceava Bukovina Romania 1878
Holinger Hilda Suceava Suceava Bukovina Romania 1908
Craig Harlan Hullinger AICP
17255 S. 66th Ct
Tinley Park, IL 60477-3105
708 532 8991
Craig@Hullinger.com
Craig.Hullinger.com
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