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Holocaust Records
The Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group finds, translates, and types Holocaust survivor lists and death lists from around Poland. This database, with over 300,000 records so far, covering hundreds of towns, consisting of about 150 separate projects, is one of the largest on the web
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CRARG Search Engine for Holocaust-Era Records
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Dawid Englander, Częstochowa Identity Application (image source: CRARG President Daniel Kazez, Springfield, Ohio USA)
We thank those who have made it possible for CRARG to conduct professional research in Poland: the Claims Conference, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and hundreds of individual donors.
The time period covered by this database is just before, during, and just after World War II. Here are a few examples of data sets that are included: Czestochowa Book of Residents, Czestochowa Ghetto Registration, Czestochowa Hasag Factory, Czestochowa Slave Labor, Martyrdom of Jewish Physicans in Poland, Poland Survivor Radio Messages, Poland Survivors at DP Camps, Polish Children Arriving in Great Britain, Polish Jewish Refugees in the USSR, Polish Refugees in Tehran, Przyrow Books of Residents, Radomsko Book of Migration Control, Radomsko Martyrs List, Radomsko Identity Cards, Radomsko Registration Books, Register of Jewish Survivors, Surviving Jews in Czestochowa, Surviving Jews in Lublin, Surviving Jews in Warsaw, Surviving Jews in the Kielce District, Surviving Warsaw Jews, US Zone, Germany, Survivors in Stockholm, Survivors in Sweden, Theresienstadt, List of Polish Children, Zarki Books of Residents.
Thinking of joining CRARG? Feel free to write to me (dkazez@crarg.org) to ask if we have records for your family! Daniel Kazez, CRARG President (a volunteer position; all CRARG funding is used for typing archival documents)