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Passport for Wolf and Marji-Rajzli (Zuzowska) Landsman and children (image source: CRARG member Anita Gat, Santa Clara, California USA)
Pre-Holocaust Records
CRARG finds, translates, and types a great variety of records from the late 1790s to the 1940s for Jews who lived in Częstochowa, Gowarczów, Janów, Kłobuck, Kłomnice, Koniecpol, Końskie, Krzepice, Lelów, Mstów, Nowa Brzeźnica, Pilica, Pławno, Praszka, Przedbórz, Przyrów, Radomsko, Radoszyce, Rozprza, Szczekociny, Żarki, and many smaller towns nearby, with over 600,000 records so far.
We have hired a researcher in Poland to translate and type Jewish births, marriages, deaths, burials, tombstones, lists of residents, military recruits, emigrations, and much more. And this work continues daily.
Join now to gain access to all CRARG records for a full year.
- Meet others interested in your research areas
- Extend your family tree back several generations
- Receive personal assistance with your research
Before joining, feel free to email Daniel Kazez (President of CRARG) to ask if we have records for your family.
CRARG is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions to CRARG are tax-deductible for U.S. citizens. All funding is used for typing archival documents.
To contribute by mail, please send your check to CRARG, 1930 Audubon Drive, Springfield, OH 45504 USA. Please include your email address with your donation.
Please write to me if you have any questions about CRARG! Daniel Kazez (dkazez@crarg.org)