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Laneman / Leneman Holocaust-Era Records in Przyrów, Pilica, Częstochowa, and nearby towns

29 Holocaust-era records for Laneman / Leneman and related spellings.

These records span Przyrów (Shperov), Pilica (Piltz), Częstochowa (Chenstochov), Lelów (Lelev), Piotrków (Petrikev), Praszka (Prashka), Przedbórz (Pshedbosh), Radomsko (Radomsk, Noworadomsko, Novoradomsko, Noworadomsk, Novoradomsk), Włoszczowa (Vlotsheve), Żarki (Zharki), and nearby towns.

Note: These results are missing 87 LANEMAN records from our 1,620,997-record pre-Holocaust database. Join CRARG to see those records and receive research assistance. Learn more »

Poland: Jewish Refugees in Italy, List Nr. 1, Jan 1946; only "Poland" listings [H]

-Sort-Page numberNameSurname from previous columnPlace of birthDate of birthFather's nameMother's nameNotes (not by typist)
1224372Cwi LennemannLENNEMANNPoland1919MenachemRiwka 
1224472Hendla LennemannLENNEMANNPoland1919JosefMindel 

Poland: List no. 10 of Jews who arrived in Sweden after June 26th (Group 2); printed in red at top of page 1: Relatives Information Service; 18 Mar 1945? [H]

-Sort-PagePersonSurname from previous columnBirthdayTownIdentity card no.Notes by typistNotes (not by typist)
101265Zygmunt LanemanLANEMAN27 Mar 1923Sosnowiec, Poland4726  

Poland: "Martyrdom of Jewish Physicians in Poland" (Exposition Press, 1963; 2584 persons) [H]

-Sort-Given name(s)SurnameBirthDeathPage number
11389BencionLENEMAN1911Holocaust402

Poland: Register of Jewish Survivors II (Jewish Agency, 1945) [H]

-Sort-Digital file idPageGiven name(s)Surname(s) from previous or next columnsPlaceTyping notes
4096109-DSC00118.jpg162SzlomaLEMEHMANLodz 

Sweden: Holocaust Survivors 1945-1946; American Jewish Archives, D56/5 (16,816 rows) [H]

-Sort-Digital file idPageSeq numberSurvivor given name(s)Survivor maiden name / other surname (previous or next column)Survivor surnameOccupationBirthdayBirth cityLast domicileSurvivor sends greetings to -- given name(s)Survivor sends greetings to -- surname(s)Greetings to--PlaceOther informationTyping notes
1690504-DSC00015.JPG254GitlaHOLEDORFDressmaker20 Feb 1924PilicaBendsburgSmul-LeibLANEMAN / LANCMAN?Pilica SamborLANCMAN seems more likely
1735804-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzRachelREGENSBERGTel Aviv  
1735904-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzTaubaMONTAGBene Berak Palestine  
1736004-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzGecelKOZZAKJerusalem  
1736104-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzLajbGOLDBERGLodz?? in original document
1736204-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzAbramBERGERLodz Auschwitz  
1736304-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzGeoelOLSZTAJNLodz  
1736404-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzJosefRABINOWICZLodz  
1736504-DSC00038.JPG28348RosaLENEMAN16 Sep?LodzLodzLusiaBLIBLAULodz  
1826904-DSC00091.JPG45581PolaSZWARC14 Jul 1920PilicaBendsburgLejzarLANEMAN / LANCMAN?Pilica MarkstadtLANCMAN seems more likely
1827004-DSC00091.JPG45581PolaSZWARC14 Jul 1920PilicaBendsburgAbaLANEMAN / LANCMAN?Frzycow, Konieopal.LANCMAN seems more likely

Sweden: "List of Survivors: Stockholm, 1946," Mosaiska forsamlingens i Stockholm (807 persons) [H]

-Sort-Page numberNationalityIdentity card numberSequential number (on left)Arrival dateGiven name(s)SurnameDate of birthLast domicilePlace of birthComments
103308Polish4726After 26 Jun [1946]ZygmancLANEMAN / LANCMAN?27 Mar 1923SosnowiecList No. 10 of Jews who arrived in Sweden after 26 Jun [1946] (Group 2)

Sweden: Survivors 1 (9505 persons) [H]

-Sort-PageGiven name(s)Surname 1Surname 2Surname 3Maiden name 1Maiden name 2Father's given nameMother's given nameSpouse's given namePlace of birthDate of birthPlace of residencePlace of deathDate of deathNationalityComments
1587297RosaLENEMANLodz16-09Poland 

Sweden: "Sweden 5 - First list of deceased Jewish refugees buried in the Jewish cemeteries of Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö and Norrköping, up until 31 Aug 1945"; at top in red: 22 Jan 1946; only Poland entries [H]

-Sort-Page numberCountryPersonSurname from previous columnBirthdayLast domicileIdentity card no.Notes by typistNotes (not by typist)
1026616PolandRoza LenemanLENEMAN16 Sep 1926Lodz2954  

Vilna [Vilnius, Lithuania]: Polish Jewish refugees receiving Joint Distribution Committee aid, in Vilna, Lithuania, 1940 [H]

-Sort-Page numberNumberNameSurname from previous columnBirth placeBirth yearComes from[X = handwritten mark added after "Comes from" town]Stamp at bottom of page (if any)Notes (not by typist)
13598573473Jojne LenemanLENEMANGrojec1908Grojec   
13601573476Motel LanemanLANEMANKrakow1916Krakow   

Warsaw: Listing of the Surviving Warsaw Jews in the US Zone in Germany [Centrale fun di Warszewer Landsmanszaftn in der US Zone in Dajczland], 1948 (5859 persons) [H]

-Sort-PageGiven nameSurname [r#]Birth dateResidence in Warsaw until 1 Sep 1939Father's given nameMotherMother's maiden name copied from preceding columnCurrent address [town]Comments
1477080Joel SzwarcSZWARC10 Jan 1947ChaimEsteraWetzlar 
1477180Szajndla SzwarcSZWARC26 Feb 1943ChaimEsteraWetzlar 
1477280Israel SzwarcSZWARC15 Apr 1909HerszSara LenemanLENEMANHeidenheim 
1477380Sura SzwarcSZWARC1915AbramRachel BocianBOCIANHeidenhaim 
1477480Icchok SzwarcSZWARC1937IsraelSara ZylberfadenZYLBERFADENHeidenheim 
1477580Nuta SzwarcSZWARC1892Krochmalna 36Deggendorf 
1477680Dwojra SzwarcSZWARC1914Targowa 32Deggendorf 
1477780Meier SzwarcSZWARC1946Deggendorf 

Note: These results are missing 87 LANEMAN records from our 1,620,997-record pre-Holocaust database. Join CRARG to see those records and receive research assistance. Learn more »

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