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Based on professional research and volunteer typing, CRARG finds and types Holocaust survivor lists and death lists from around Poland, with over 300,000 records so far. Visit our Holocaust-data search engine for free access to this material.
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Based on professional research in Poland, CRARG finds and types lists of Jewish residents of Częstochowa, Radomsko, Przedbórz, and many nearby towns (see lists below), with over 500,000 records so far. For access to these pre-Holocaust records, we require researchers to make a financial contribution to CRARG.
Our records are very detailed, many with dates of birth/death, parents' names, street addresses, occupations, and other family members. Each document has a different set of details, as illustrated in our collection of samples. We have worked on over 250 separate projects, covering births, marriages, deaths, burials, tombstones, lists of residents, census records, military recruits, emigrations, identity cards, voters, tax payments, businesses, Holocaust forced labor, martyrs, survivors, police rosters, deportations, and ghetto registrations.
Our towns of primary interest (for pre-Holocaust records) are listed below.
Near Częstochowa:
• Częstochowa / Czestochowa / Czenstochov / Chenstochov
• Janów / Janow (including Złoty Potok / Zloty Potok)
• Kłobuck / Klobuck
• Kłomnice / Klomnice
• Krzepice
• Lelów / Lelow
• Mstów / Mstow (and Małusy Małe / Malusy Male and Wancerzów / Wancerzow)
• Pilica
• Praszka
• Przyrów / Przyrow
• Szczekociny
• Żarki / Zarki
Near Radomsko:
• Kruszyna
• Nowa Brzeźnica / Nowa Brzeznica
• Pławno / Plawno and Gidle
• Przedbórz / Przedborz, Kielce, Końskie / Konskie, Radoszyce, Włoszczowa / Wloszczowa, and Gowarczów / Gowarczow
• Radomsko / Noworadomsk / Novoradomsk / Radomsk
• Rozprza
Here are some web pages that may be of interest:
• Here are some photos of towns in the Czestochowa-Radomsko area and a current map.
• International Landsmannschaft of Częstochowa Jews and their Descendants
• Jewish Records Indexing - Poland and JewishGen's Family Finder
Please write to Daniel Kazez (dkazez@sbcglobal.net) with any questions about CRARG.
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CRARG is a tax-exempt, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All funding is used for typing archival documents. CRARG has no staff costs or any other expenses.
Please contact:
Daniel Kazez dkazez@sbcglobal.net
President of the Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group
Professor of Music, Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio USA
Site last updated 29 Nov 2008. Search engine designed by Ben Kazez.