Help find my half sister in germany (best, life, Dutch)

[Chelsieweaver]

I have a half sister who was born in Germany all I know was my dad was in the military and brought her mom to us and she left my sister was born June 28 86 and her name is saskia and her mother is sabine please help

[Winterfall8324]

I'm sure some German members on this forum will help you out.

Best of luck from America

[GER308]

Last name? Any idea where?

[erasure]

Originally Posted by GER308

Last name? Any idea where?

At least the FIRST name is quite unique)))

( Came after Rembrandt's wife I'd guess? )

[Geggo]

Sabine was typical for the 60s and Saskia is a popular 80/90s name. You have to give us more information.

[Winterfall8324]

Originally Posted by erasure

At least the FIRST name is quite unique)))

( Came after Rembrandt's wife I'd guess? )

Saskia is popular in Eastern Europe and parts of the Middle East

[erasure]

Originally Posted by Winterfall8324

Saskia is popular in Eastern Europe and parts of the Middle East

I've heard this name ( for a REAL person) only ONCE in my entire life)))

[GER308]

From Wikipiedia:

Saskia is a feminine name. There are at least two different sources of the name. One is of Dutch origin, where it originally meant "a Saxon woman" (metathesis of "Saxia"). The other, thought to be of Slavic origin, means "protector of mankind".

I know of a Saskia on the British Olympic sailing team.

[Chelsieweaver]

Her last name was Weaver

[shollin3]

I hope you find her. I know I will probably never find my half sister as I do not have a name for her or her mother. My dad met her mother while stationed in Germany in 1985 or 1986 and she was born in 1986 or 1987. That's all the information I have as my father died when I was 3 years old, so this story was passed on to me through my mother. She did not know the name of either the girl or her mother. I pray that you can find your half sister! The best of luck to you.