1923,1933, 1938 LOST DOCUMENTS: MONITOR POLSKI

 1923 [Apr. 29] https://monitorpolski.gov.pl/M1933099000000.pdf

p. 7-8.

Lost: Moszek Chaim KUSNIERSKIEGO's draft card. Radzymin. 2309.

Lost: Jakob Hersz HAISMAN's draft card. Sienna 88. 2356.

Lost: CHAIM SZIMSONA/SHIMSON's call up card. Fizen, Mylna 1. 2364.

Lost: Abram SZTAJFMAN's draft card from 1889. Pultusk resident. 2894.

Lost: Chil SZYFMAN's  [b. 1895] draft card. Resident of Pultusk. 2399.

Lost: Beresz GOLDBERG's Call up card. Zyrardow. 2366.

Lost: Mordska SZAPIRO's Id card & draft card. Pawia 66.

Lost: Majer ZOLBERG's __? Lost in water. published in Lodz. 2378.

Lost: Joska BAS' 1888 draft card. Jadow, Warsaw.

Lost: Chaim SZAFRAN'S 1889 draft card. Klembow community, Radzymin. 2257.

Lost: Seweryn FERSTER's military discharge document, Polish Army. Kielce. 2266.

Lost: Abram Mordka FUKS' draft card. From Szydlowiec, Konecki county. 2267.

Lost: Jankl KLUBMAN's 1888 draft card. Mila 64. 2272.

Lost: Usher GOLDFARB's passport. from Grodzisk. 2275.

Lost: Henryk LAUBERG'S postponement card, issued by Polish Constitutional Tribunal of Przemysl.

Lost: Mordka SZTERENBERG's draft card. From Wolomin. 2299.

Lost: Lajbus BERC's passport & demobilization card, & 25, 000 marks. Piaskowa Nr. 3. 1560.

: Moszka SLIWKA's appointment card. Marjensztadt 13.

Lost: Szlama NYRENSZTEJN's stamped draft card. Chlodna 46.

Lost: Chaim PROZENEJ's draft card. 2194.

Lost: Passports issued by Director of Lviv Polish Army in names of: Ides, Sara, & Wolf BLIKSZTEJN.

Lost: patent for dew paper (?) of Josek Weiber, Nowe Miasto, Rawski County. 2294.

Lost: Abram RAJCHMAN's passport & draft card. Prague, Stalowa 37, apt. 19. 2295.

Lost: Lejba SZERMAN's draft card. Stawki 41.2296.

Lost: Indefinite leave card of Icek WAJEMAN. Chaczew . 2297a.

Lost: Zelig GOLDSZTAJN's passport & conscription card. 2174.

Lost: Chaim KOHN's discharge card. 2172.

Lost: Dawid ROZEN's appointment card. Panska 52 m. 24. 2184.

Lost: Draft & ID cards of Majloch EDELSZTAIJN. Wolynska 27/10. 2205.

Lost: Szmuel NUCHIMA's demobilization card & passport. Lato, Dzika 12.

Lost: appointment card of Moszka WAGNERA, 1885, Ogrodowa 28 m. 32.

Lost: 45th Infantry Regiment Borderlands, demobilization card of Szulim Hersz HERSZLIKOWICZ. 2213.

Lost: Passport & release of Noech WYSKE, Jagiellonska 16. 2204.

Lost: draft card of Szymon ZYLBERTRESTA. 21l89.

Lost: Izrael RAJKIND's Personal ID, issued by the Magistrate of Konskie.

1933 [ April 29]  https://monitorpolski.gov.pl/M1933099000000.pdf

p. 8. 

GEMINDER  Moses Chaim, b. 1896. Invalidated the invalidity book (?) issued by the Starosty in Tarnow. ["when a young man found a young lady that he desired to marry, he would find two older men, called Starosty, who would act as emmissaries & speak to the girl's father on his behalf. The Starosty negotiated the marriage deal & directed all the wedding traditions." Google] #12438-kg

Invalidation of a lost secondary school leaving certificate, issued May 29, 1930 in name of HOROWITZ Beile Bianka, by the People's School Association, in Stanislawow. 12437-kg

Lost: University of Warsaw ID card #. 29168, year 1928, FAJGENBAUM Frymeta. 2997-p.

Lost: Szmuel ASZKINAZY'S Academic & Tram ID card of Univ. of Warsaw. 12358-g.

Lost: Wanda GOLDMAN'S Univ. of Warsaw index. 12319. g.

Revocation: Certification of the Warsaw Emigration Inspectorate for the passport of Simcha FUCHS, Skole. 2994-p.

Lost: a blank bill of exchange for 400 zl., issued to Abram DANCYGER. Brukowa 35. 12286-g.

1938 [9 February] https://dziennikustaw.gov.pl/M1938031000000.pdf

Lost: Perec ZYLBERSZTEJN'S ID card. Warsaw, Grzybowska 16. 11022

1942 JEWISH REFUGEES: PASSENGERS LISTS

 This is a new alphabetized list available on the JDC Archives. It includes names and ages of passengers.

https://search.archives.jdc.org/multimedia/Documents/Names%20Databank/Struma/Additional%20Links/Complete_Struma_Feb42.pdf

https://search.archives.jdc.org/multimedia/Documents/Names%20Databank/Guine/Additional%20Links/Complete_Guine_Oct44.pdf

LODZ: JEWISH COMMUNITY LISTS

Use your favorite translator for this Polish language information, if necessary. [Polin Virtual Sztetl]

LISTS OF NAMES:

--JEWISH DOCTORS & PHARMACISTS (includes birth-death, where died?, occupation):

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/107-listy-nazwisk/84444-lekarze-i-farmaceuci-pochodzenia-zydowskiego-zwiazani-z-lodzia

--JEWISH LAWYERS: 

 https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/107-listy-nazwisk/84447-prawnicy-pochodzenia-zydowskiego-zwiazani-z-lodzia

-- EDUCATORS [pedagogues, teachers, & educational activists]:

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/107-listy-nazwisk/84446-pedagodzy-nauczyciele-dzialacze-oswiatowi-pochodzenia-zydowskiego-zwiazani-z-lodzia

-- WARSAW GHETTO FIGHTERS [biographical]:

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/107-listy-nazwisk/84442-bojownicy-getta-warszawskiego-pochodzacy-z-lodzi

BIOGRAPHIES: An alphabetical list.

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/106-biogramy

GENEALOGY: Lists of names with DOB, parents' names, spouse, location, birth places, addresses, maiden names. 

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/110-genealogia

EDUCATION & CULTURE [school lists & student names]:

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/102-oswiata-i-kultura

TRADE, INDUSTRY, SERVICES [some names]:

https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/103-handel-przemysl-uslugi

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MONUMENTS & MEMORIAL SITES:

--Database of Jewish Tombstones: https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/115-baza-nagrobkow-zydowskich

--Places of Martyrdom: https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/116-miejsca-martyrologii

--Synagogues, prayer houses, mikvahs: https://sztetl.org.pl/pl/miejscowosci/l/497-lodz/112-synagogi-domy-modlitwy-mykwy/86860-nowa-mykwa-w-lodzi-ul-pomorska-18

Those Missing from Dachau Concentration Camp Publication

 

List of Those Missing From Dachau Concentration Camp, Paris,1955

[Published by Amicale des Anciens de Dachau]

This is only a partial list of missing Dachau prisoners. It includes names, professions and last addresses prior to  WWII. This was published by former Dachau prisoners on the 10th anniversary of their release.

1929 LODZ: 3400+ IDENTITY CARDS APPLICATIONS

 Files of the City of Lodz, Population Registration Dept.

Both Jews & Non-Jews.

NOTE: No known index was provided.

Many with photos.

(above info. from: Perplexity.ai)

1929 Lodz: "Applications for Identity Cards with Attachments". Four volumes 

Volume 1. https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id4119-sy86112-se4120

Volume 2. https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id4119-sy86113-se4120

Volume 3. https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id4119-sy86114-se4120

Volume 4. https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id4119-sy86115-se4120

1817-1825, TARNOW COURTS--BOOKS & LAND FILES DOCUMENT

 Unit 2 Tarnow Magistrate: Collection of Documents

https://skanoteka.genealodzy.pl/id3645-sy2-se

These are Galician land-and-court record books.

Typical contents of “księgi i akta gruntowe”

• Property transfers and sales (kupno–sprzedaż), including seller, buyer, exact description of the parcel, neighbors, purchase price, and dates.

• Mortgages and liens (hipoteki, zastawy) showing who borrowed money, from whom, on which property, and on what terms.​

• Inheritance and division of estates (spadki, podziały majątku), e.g., succession after a death, naming heirs, relationships, and shares of land.

• Contracts and obligations: leases of farms, mills, inns, breweries, artisans’ shops, long‑term rentals, contracts with tenants and leaseholders, and debt acknowledgments.

• Judicial decisions of the Tarnów court concerning land disputes, unpaid debts, boundary conflicts, and enforcement of contracts, sometimes with witness statements

What this means for genealogical use

• Frequent appearance of individuals with full names, status (e.g., kmieć, mieszczanin, karczmarz), place of residence, and often patronymics or spouses’ names.

• Multi‑page notarial acts that may mention previous owners going back several generations, allowing reconstruction of property ownership chains.​

• References to other records (mortgage books, cadastral parcels, municipal books) that can help you link people across different archival series and map them to specific plots.   (info. from Perplexity.ai)

Some names that appear in the records:

i.10. Rahel _illeram/_iller, Maryi/Maryia/Maryam Taubenschlag, Joseph Tunkelstern, Hersch Herschel ___.Isaak _iller, Chaim Isaak.

i. 11. David Saskin/Suskin, Jacob Goldrath, Rachel/Rochel/Rochla Goldrath,  Baila Taffet, Frumet Goldsand/Goldrand.

i. 12. Elias Getomangel, Jacob Goldsand, Samuel Taffet, Rachel Goldsatinn, Chaja Goldrath, Jacob & Fromet Goldsand.

i. 14. Jacob & Fromet Goldsand, Samuel & Brandla Kohn, Aron Gernreich, Seligman Sobel, Samson Gernreich, Herschel _iller, Joseph Funkielstern, Samuel Schrage Kohn, Breindel Kohn, Samuel Gernreich, Herschel Keller, Nathan _ellinger.

i. 15. Anschel Sauermilch, Elias Butterfa_sin (Butterfajsin?), Scha_ve Moyses, Berel Rygel.

i. 17. Herschel & Laja/Lea Herschel, Blume Berl, Dwora & Boruch Reiter, Laja Herschl, Nathan Pettinger (?)

i. 18. Berl & Matke Sa__, Jaccob Berger.

i. 21. Marcus Itel Gluck (of Mielce?),Gittel Wohlberger, Lippman Pik, Herschel & Martka Leibel.

i. 26. Jakob Schaffer.

i. 28. Michael & Sora Ettinger.

i. 30. Jacob Eisen, Bascha Eisen, Isaac Eisen, Nathan Pettinger (?), Lea Schiff, Matla Eisen, Feiga Goldlust.

i. 40. Gittel Walberger, Sora Stein Elias Kuhn.

i. 42. Izak/Isaack Eisen, Sora Ellenbogen, Nathan Frenkell, Sora Frenkl, Myles Pother?, Elias Sprinz.

i. 43. Feige Maria Isehenfeld?, Marcus Helmrath?.

i.44. Fischel Karpf.

i. 49.Gillel Wohlberger.

i. 53. Joseph Blender/Blander, Gittel Wein, Gittel Blender/Blonder, Peisach & Gittel Wein, Hersch Lustgarten.

i. 54. Pejsach Wein, Gittel Wein, Elias, Sprinz, Beniamin _aller. Elemelach Geloz?, 

i. 55. Joseph & Rala Majer, Fischel Lachs.

i. 56. Fischel Lachs, Channa Lachs, Joseph Majer, Rala Majer, Leib Schufrin, Elias Spinz, Nathan Oettinger.

i. 59. Sellig Nathan.

i. 61. Nathan Arzt, Wolf Wasser, Chana & Wolf Wasser, Ellias Spinz, Abraham Dunszt, Hersh & Szeyniel Szarf, Szabse Moyses.

i. 62. Abraham Dorst, Hinsz Szafman, Szeindel Scharfstein, Salamon Schonwetter, Jo_eyf _unkelstern, 

Aron Garfunkiel

i. 63. Scholem Iszael.

i. 64. David Grobtuch.

i. 66.Melach Strohm, Elias Spinz, Leibl Tandoh?.

i. 130. Aaron Goldlust, Gittel Wohlberger, Jacob Goldlust, Michael Labsher, __ Schindel Palesher/Polisher, Feige Goldlust, Nathan Oettinger.

i. 180. Necha Rubin, Baila _infch, Herz Ettinger, Salamon Bucholtz, Sam_an Gernreich, Merium Cypra Rubin, Nucha Baila Hersch.

i. 220. Rochel Grunhut, Henoch Schmerling, Schabsa Moses, Abraham Elorog___, Hersch Grunhut, Aba Grunhut, Hersch Schmerling, Abraham Vorochium?, Elia Spinz.

i. 240. Pesach & Gittle Wein, Joseph & Ittel Blonder.

i. 241. Israel Kasten, Selig Kasten,  Feibel Mamdlho_m.

i. 261-62. Leisor Edelstein, Beniamin Wolf, Aron Kahane, Nathan Ettinger,  Mania/Maria/Mariamm Bloch, Moyesej Goldfarb.

i. 263-264. Hagel Gebinger, Samuel Gebinger, Rosa Gebinger,  Leja Gebinger, Israel, Heszchel Schue _freiy, Nathan Ettinger.

i. 270-71. Joseph & Gittel Blonder, Pesach & Gittel Wein, Salamon Fingerhut, Joseph & Gillel Blonden.

i. 272-73. Mendel & Jente Jager/Jaeger, Fischel Karpf, Chaja Lichtanger?, Reifsel Karpf, Susman Jager, Leib Seigal Jager, Mendel Jager, Jente Jager, Menachem Mendel Jager, Abbe Grunhut, Rochel Grunhut, _eibel & Aba Gruenhut, Berl _pang, Hersch Gruenhut, Lesor Sheffer, Ch. Goldman, Berl Spangold, Nathan Oettinger.

1873-1876 WARSAW NOTARY: JOZEF NOSTIC-JACKOWSKI

1873-76 WARSAW NOTARY INDEXES & DOCUMENTS

Document registry files [Repertory] are in 19th C. Polish, according to PerplexityAI.

 I. Go to  " Index, 1873-1876"

--for alphabetical list of names. https://notariaty.genealodzy.pl/id3571 . [Unit #44]

 --Click. Find desired name.

--Go back to "25 Repertory 1873-1876" https://notariaty.genealodzy.pl/id3571

 https://notariaty.genealodzy.pl/index.php?op=pg&id=3571&se=&sy=44&kt=&plik=021.jpg&zoom=1

You can move forward/back pages by clicking on direction at top/left, on left page. This info. may appear in Polish.

The list is divided by year and then by last name.Ex. 1875.  "Lindenfeld"

The number on the left is the "Repertory" number...leading to the information affiliated with the list number. In this case the information is written in Polish.

On the "Repertory" List [25 Repertory 1873-1876} https://notariaty.genealodzy.pl/id3571 . 

Search the list for the desired repertory number (ex. #419, #427. Lindenfeld) 

First, under correct year, then the repertory #, found on left side of pages.

Ex.  Here you see Eliasz LINDENFELD supporting information on the Repertory List.

                                    

                            #427. Dobra LINDENFELD

1874-1905 KRAKOW WILLS

 from: Krakow Notary Office of Wiktora Brzeskiego, 46 List of Wills L 1-221.

https://notariaty.genealodzy.pl/id3773-sy46-se2

14. Mojzesz Samuel GANGEL, men's clothing warehouse owner, wholesaler.  Will executed 31 Dec. 1876, recorded 1889. Krakow resident.

16. Mojzesz KOSCHES, property owner. Repertory# 2104. Will executed 10 May 1877, Recorded 1878. Died 10/18/1877.

21. Eisig WOLFSMANN, Clerk. Repertory # 2426. Executed 12/3/1877. Residence: Krakow.

22. Scheindla Perl PIASECKA.Domestic servant. Rep. # 2971. Executed 11/25.1878. Last column comment: her case/will was also registered/recorded under a different official act # 6296 (ChatGPT).

24. Emilia HIRSCHBERG. co-owner of a retail trade. "Jaworzno", may have been her residence or place where she died or had legal ties. (ChatGPT). Repertory # 3994. Executed 2/28/1880.

25. Chaim BEER. (alias ? SPERLING). The phrase "dr.im" before Sperling may mean either alias or possibly inherited property. ChatGPT). trader & joint property owner. Rep.#4204. Executed 4/23/1880. Krakow.

26. Judel PAMM. trader. Rep. # 4283. Exec. 4/30/1880. Krakow.

WHO ARE THEY? ARE THESE YOUR RELATIVES? #26

 A Couple of Pages from the publication, "Annuaire Des Anciens de Dachau, Paris 1955" (List of Those Missing from the Dachau Camp"

"Liste Alphabetique": Names, Professions, Addresses

"Friends of the Foundation for the Memory of the Deportation of the Allier" [AFMD]

    Biographies: A-Z Index: https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=533676

    Files:

        Jewish Children Saved: https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=537345

            David Daniel GERSON, Gerard TELLER

        OSE (Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants--Children's Aid Society) https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=543468

        Children Deported after Their Stay in Brout-Vernet--list of names, convoy #'s, DOB

        Educators' List: Alphabetical names, DOB, etc.

    "The Roundup of Aug. 26 1942 in the Allier":  

        Background leading to round up.

        Alphabetical List of 52 People Rounded up in the Allier Region: https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=1292283

        1942 Deportees of Vicq: https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=547869

            Dollmann, Rosenbaum, Rosenblit

        "List of Deportees of Saint-Gerand-Le-Puy" https://www.afmd-allier.com/PBCPPlayer.asp?ID=538718. Photos, dates,  occupations, backgrounds, etc.

1941 KHARKOV UKRAINE: YELLOW LISTS

https://www.drobytskyyar.org/index.php?form_page=1441&zpar=1&spar=38

The information begins with the document cover and includes four "slides" or pages.

The original is in Russian but there is a translation below the original [at least on my computer] This was a list from Kharkov, December 1941. The original includes: name, DOB, Nationality, Birth Place, Since When in Kharkov, etc.

 Here is a description of "Yellow Lists", according to Perplexity AI: 

"The “yellow lists” (often called “yellow house lists” or “yellow census lists”) were special registration forms used by the German occupation authorities and their local collaborators in Kharkiv (Kharkov) in December 1941 to identify and isolate the Jewish population, shortly before the mass murder at Drobytsky Yar .

What the “yellow lists” were

In Kharkiv, after the German occupation began in October 1941, the city council issued an order (often cited as Order No. 23) to conduct a detailed census of the population by district and building . The instructions specified that:

• For each building, two separate lists were to be made:

• One list for all non‑Jewish residents.

• A second, special list for all Jews, regardless of their religion or self‑identification .

• These Jewish lists were printed on distinctive yellow paper, which is why survivors and researchers later called them the “yellow lists” .

What the “yellow lists” were

In Kharkiv, after the German occupation began in October 1941, the city council issued an order (often cited as Order No. 23) to conduct a detailed census of the population by district and building . The instructions specified that:

• For each building, two separate lists were to be made:

• One list for all non‑Jewish residents.

• A second, special list for all Jews, regardless of their religion or self‑identification .

• These Jewish lists were printed on distinctive yellow paper, which is why survivors and researchers later called them the “yellow lists” .

These lists recorded each Jewish person’s name, address, age, occupation, and sometimes family members living in the same apartment . They were compiled by local district officials and housing managers under German orders, often with the help of Ukrainian auxiliary police .

Purpose in the Holocaust

The “yellow lists” served a deadly purpose in the Nazi “Final Solution”:

• They were used to identify every Jew in the city and force them into the Kharkiv ghetto (the Tractor and Machine‑Tool Plant barracks) by mid‑December 1941 .

• Once the ghetto was established, the lists helped the Germans and their collaborators quickly round up Jews for deportation to Drobytsky Yar, where most were shot in mass executions between late December 1941 and early January 1942 .

In practice, the yellow lists became a death register: those listed were almost all murdered at Drobytsky Yar, and the lists themselves later became crucial evidence for documenting the victims .

Connection to your Kharkiv document

The document you have — “Registration of the Jewish population of Kharkov city, December 1941” — is almost certainly one of these “yellow lists” from the Kharkiv census . It shows:

• A specific building or street in Kharkiv (e.g., Vasilevskogo Street, as in the Drobytsky Yar site’s example) .

• A list of Jewish residents in that building, with names, ages, and sometimes occupations .

• The format matches the “yellow lists” described in the Drobytsky Yar martyrology and in the work of researcher Yu. Lyakhovitsky, who later compiled the victims’ names from these forms .

Today, these lists are preserved and digitized on the Drobytsky Yar website and linked to Yad Vashem’s Central Database of Shoah Victims’ Names, so that each person listed can be memorialized as a victim of the Holocaust in Kharkiv ."

"The “yellow lists” in Kharkiv (Kharkov) in December 1941 were created by the German occupation authorities, but they were compiled on the ground by local Ukrainian city officials and housing managers under direct German orders .

Who ordered and designed the lists

• The German military commandant’s office in Kharkiv issued the overall order to identify and isolate the Jewish population after the city was occupied in late October 1941 .

• On 22 November 1941, the German-installed Kharkiv City Council issued a decree on the “Jewish question,” which ordered that all Jews be forced into a single area (the future ghetto) and that their names be recorded separately .

• On 5 December 1941, the City Council issued a formal resolution to conduct a citywide census by district, with specific instructions that for each building, two lists must be made: one for non‑Jews and a separate list for Jews on special yellow forms ."