Re: National Front Thwarted in Wellington

09 Jun 2004
Date Edited: 09 Jun 2004 04:15:36 AM

by Amateur Genealogist

"The Chapmanski name arrived in England in the early 1600s. The Chapmanski's were an affluent Yiddish family from Poland. They changed their name to the more English sounding Chapman as a result of rampant anti-semitism in the mid 1600s." - History of English Names (Hodder and Stoughton)

Face it Kyle you're about as goy as Mel Brooks...or Jesus for that matter.

I encourage you to embrace your past, and find out more about your Jewish heritage.

Shalom

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