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185.
Thomas Gecek and Marija Zoubala
My name
is Smiljana Gecek and I am looking for any information about my Granddad
brother THOMAS GECEK and Family. Thomas went to France 1925., and married
MARIJA ZOUBALA in France (she was Polish). They had son Jean-Michel Gecek
whom died in Paris 1937., and daughter call Jacqueline Gecek (she be about
76y.old now). Thomas and Marija Gecek went to Poland about 1938. We have
no more information. Please give any information about Family ZOUBALA
or GECEK. Thanx.
smiljana.gecek@virgin.net
184.
Pomikala and Miasga
I am searching
for my gg grandparents Antoni Pomikala and Hedvigis Miasga. They had a
daughter named Francisca Pomikala who married Thomas Pastula. Francisca
and Thomas had a son Antoni Pastula b.March 03, 1920 in Widelka, Poland
(my grandfather).My grandparents Antoni and Luba Plesak b. May 14, 1922
in Rawa Ruska, came to America in 1953 after being in the concentration
camps working in German factories through forced labor. Luba's mother
and father were: Michael Plesak and Maria Serafin, her siblings were,
Joseph, Alena and Trofam. I have no information on parents and siblings
except for there names. Thank you in advance for any information, Stephanie
Thomas- imjustamom1990@yahoo.com
183.
Zahl, Zahle, Sahl, Sahle, Zaal?
Several
years of geneological research has established my European Jewish lineage
is as below. But now we have hit the wall. It is likely records were lost
during the numerous wars between 1805 and 1947. I have contacted a Zahl
still living in Poland, but he has less record than we do & can make no
documented family link. He states the family name has variously been translated
phonetically into english as: Zahl, Zahle, Sahl, Sahle, Zaal, Saal, Zaale
& Saale. Also, how would this family name origionally appear in Hebrew.
Carl Frederick Wilhelm Zahl b. 1805c. Polydarn (?) Germany m(1835.c) Johanne
Runge Children: Wilhelm, Fredericke, August Carl Fredrich, Carl. Wilhelm:
b. (1839c) ?. Germany. Remained in Germany. Fredericke: b.(1842c) Gerswalde,
Germany. Migration: Ship ‘Caesar Godeffroy’ out of Hamburg 21/12/1862.
Carl 55y.o., Johanne 53y.o., Frederiche 20y.o., August 14y.o., Carl 11y.o.
August Carl Fredrich Zahl b. 20/3/1848. Gerswalde, Prussia. m(1835.c)
Johanne Runge dau. Frederick Johann Jacob Guth Rosina Catherine Andreas.
Carl August Zahl b. 14/12/1850.c Gerswalde, Prussia. m. 7/3/1873 Wilhelmine
Muller b. 1856, Brandenberg, Germany. possumoska1@bigpond.com
182.
Kulesza - Wierzbno
I am searching
for family members or relatives of Stefan Kulesza who was born in 1898
in Wierzbno , Poland . According to records kept at the Dachau Concentration
Camp during WWII, Stefan was a farmer and died there on October 24, 1942.
Any information or leads would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Please
contact me at jefferson3@carolina.rr.com
181.
Ber Lebental from Warszawa, Polska
My name
is Leonard LeBental my father was Ber Lebantal from Warszawa. He had a
brother Miotek. They survived Therensienstadt as children. According to
my father, all of his siblings and his parents Did not survive. Miotek
moved to Israel and we have not heard from him or his family. If anyone
has Any information regarding my family please email to: ru282@hotmail.com.
180.
Dachman
(My
family name in Latvia was American spelling) Eprhiam & Hanna and their
sons including David Dachman, a member of the Russian army during WWII.
nhd1932@sbcglobal.net
179.
Krasowsky, Krasowski
My name
is Usher Krasowsky and I am a holocaust servivor and am looking to find
out if any of my family have survived from the concentration camps. The
last time I heard they were in Bedzin until 1943 in the ghetto. There
names are as follows: My father's name was Kopel Krasowki My mother's
name was Zelda My sister's name was Chana Krasowski and she had a son
2 or 3 years old whose name was Moniak. My sister's name was Chutka Krasowki
My sister's name was Tola Krasowski who was eight or nine years old when
I left. My brother's name was Wolf Krasowski and was taken away to the
slave labour camps in 1940 or 1941.
My husband is still
trying to find if any of his family survived the camps. Their names were
Kopel, Zelda, Chana, Cutka, Wolfe,Tola. These were his family names. All
were Krasowski. They lived in Bedzin. We have been told that Chana was
the last to leave from the ghetto. She had a young son by the name of
Moishe. We were mailed a picture of my sister Chana and a cousin Rachel,
but with no story as to where these pictures were taken. All were sent
out from the ghetto in 1943, except my brother who went to the labour
camp. After my husband was liberated he looked all over the camps in Germany
and went to Poland in search, but had to escape because there was a progom
in Kelce in 1946. He came to Canada in 1947 and has been searching since
then for any information about his family and cousins. If you have any
information for me, or can publish this information on some site we would
appreciate it. My husband's name is Usher Krasowsky. My e-mail address
is ruthyk10@sympatico.ca
ruthyk10@sympatico.ca
178.
Gaillard Family
I am looking for my
father born in Czestochowa in Poland 22/8/1906.(son of Klemens Krywol
and Maria Janowicz). In 1942 he was in Treblinka Camp. In 1944 he participated
in Polish Resistance and in October November 1944 he was transported to
German Camp STALAG XB. I am looking also for the family KRYWOL and JANOWICZ
May be you can help me to find the informations. It is very important
for me. Kind regards JOANNA KRYWOL BLAISON
jblaison@gmail.com
177.
Gaillard Family
I desperately need your help. I recently found out that my great grand
father's family was jewish. I am trying to find more informations about
the "Gaillard" family migrating in the island of Haiti.
The only thing so far that i know is that they came from France. The last
name "Gaillard" might have been an alias to leave to country at the time,
but i'm not sure. If you could be of any help, please do contact me at:
sfe3angels@aol.com
176.
Bella Gross Balassa and children, Paul, Rozsie and Klari -
Hungary
I would like to know
what happened to my great-grandmother, Bella Gross Balassa, and her son,
Paul, and daughters, Rozsie and Klari. Paul was captured by the Gestapo
and never seen again. He helped many Jews escape out of Hungary before
he was captured himself. Bella and her daughters were boarded onto trains
in Budapest to be sent to work camps and never seen again. My great-grandmother
was already elderly by then, and my great-aunts must have been in their
mid to late thirties. As far as I know they were not Jewish, but had dark
hair and eyes which I inherited. I was always told by my Grandfather that
I looked just like my great-grandmother, Bella. My grandfather, Dr.
Leslie (Laszlo) Balassa, who went to Vienna University in the
twenties and earned his degree in Chemistry, had already emigrated to
the U.S., in the early thirties. One little girl of my great uncle, Paul
Balassa, was born in a concentration camp, Klari, and later emigrated
from Budapest to Paris, France, with her prodigy pianist son, my second
cousin, Nicholas Balassa Zsivkov, who we have also now lost contact with
but who I believe is still in France. But I am most concerned about the
fates of my great-grandmother, Bella Gross Balassa, and great Aunts, Rozsie,
and Klari, and what happened to them and if there is any accounting anywhere
as to their fates.Thank you for reading the story of my family and please
contact me if you know of any means for finding out more about what may
have happened to them, through the Hungarian government or otherwise.
Alicia Balassa-Clark aliciabalassa7@msn.com
Vancouver, WA
175.
Anna Rebincatova - Born in Sanok in Poland - May 26, 1926
I am looking for information about my grandmother's family. Her name was
Anna Rebinçatova, she was born in Sanok in Poland on the 26th of May,
1926. She was deported to a German labour camp either in 1939 or 1940.
Following the war, she was transported/rehomed (?) in the Czech Republic.
I have not had any luck as yet with the Polish authorities in finding
a birth certificate at least. According to my mother, my grandmother was
Catholic, but we have no way of verifying this. I have also not been able
to find out when she arrived the Czech Republic. She married Ivan Lipcej
from Lwow. I have not been able to find out anything about her husband
and my mother does not know anything at all. My grandmother was very reluctant
to talk about her past, and told my mother that some things are best forgotten.
I am trying to find out anything I can about my grandmother's family so
I can at least pass something of our family onto my 2 children. If anyone
has any advice or information I would be very grateful.
eva.schawohl@comfone.com
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