Talk:Susskind

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The Sußkind migrated from Man´Asse to Europe[edit]

The ancestral line of Süßkind could be well reconstructed by the Jewish name analysis. Also the ancestral line of the Lindauers was genetically validated. I entered the status in the article, but the current research status was deleted. Why only. Should not be known that the Lindauer from the region of Man'Asse, via Sidon, Myra (Turkey). Laurentum (Italy) migrated to Lindau.