[Ger-Poland-Volhynia] Moving around in Volhynia

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I have been reading with great  interest, what people thought were the 'whys' 
of moving in and out of Volhynia. 
    I have yet to see this reason. There  were Jews living in that area also. 
They moved out because of persecution. When  the Jewish people were being 
persecuted in one area they moved to another area  or country. It is a known 
fact, the Jewish people rarely had more than two  generations born in the same 
area. All you have to do to find out this  information, is to follow a family 
tree and you will see that each generation  was rarely born in the same town or 
country as their parents or  grandparents.  

Bev Carlson
Researching :  Swjetsz/Swatez/Shvets/Swatecz/Shveits/Swatetz -  
Plitman/Pletman/Feldman-Arbus (Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania)  
Hershey/Hersche - Buchholz - Dunn (Germany, Switzerland)  
Liebo /L a b o v i t c h (Romania, Russia)  
Krank/Warton/Krankenward - Barrish- Sitnick (Poland,  Russia) 
Endreson- Alvik  /Alvig-Steine-Rosseland/Roseland-Rykken (Norway)

_http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SRCH&db-krank&surname+H_ 
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MN/index.html#edit_ 
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