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Geneteka
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www.geneteka.genealodzy.pl | Geneteka is a database of mainly indexes, with many of them linked to digitized records. [Polskie Towarzystwo Genealogiczne - PTG (Polish Genealogical Society), 02-668 Warsaw, street Pienkowskiego 4/84, Poland] |
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Gniazdo
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Great Poland Genealogical Society "Gniazdo" including many
valuable resources from Poznań area: In modern years, the year
1990 was very symbolic for the Polish genealogy. Prior this year
it was not allowed to show interest or talk about their origin,
unless it was appropriate and consistent with the ruling of then
administration elite.
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Metryki
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http://metryki.genealodzy.pl |
Metryki is digitized records with many of the records indexed. If records from a particular parish have been indexed, a search function enables users to find the desired copy. In cases when parishes have not been indexed, you can manually look through records online such as Geneteka. [Polskie Towarzystwo Genealogiczne - PTG (Polish Genealogical Society), 02-668 Warsaw, street Pienkowskiego 4/84, Poland] |
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Polish Origins |
PolishOrigins Databases In one search, In one click, In English.
Search Polish genealogy databases and websites in one click.
Enter name, place or other keyword to see if there are any
records, articles or other information available in English and
Polish online genealogy sources!
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| Polish Salt Mines | http://www.kuriositas.com/2011/08/wieliczka-salt-mine-astounding.html | Wieliczka [Poland] Salt Mine –Deep underground in Poland lies something remarkable but little known outside Eastern Europe. For centuries, miners have extracted salt there, but left behind things quite startling and unique. Take a look at the most unusual salt mine in the world. The photos are worth visiting this site. |
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Pomeranian Genealogical Association |
. Indexes of many vital records from Pomerania area. Be sure to
use alternate spelling you get the most results. You may view
records as a Guest in English.
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Poznan Project |
The Poznań Project was primarily conceived as a way to resolve a
problem common to many genealogists researching this area: the
19th century records rarely provide the precise location of
origin for people who left the Poznań/Posen province to settle
in America, Australia or elsewhere. Instead, the short label
"Posen" is usually all that is provided. |
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The Internet Polish Genealogical Source:
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Additional info has been added to the 1907 Atlas. Wikipedia
links in the 2005 name column provide additional info and photos
for many of the villages and towns. Work in progress - about 10%
complete… |
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Victims of repression under German occupation Added: January 2015 |
http://lwww.straty.pl/index.php/en/szukaj-w-bazie |
The "Victims of repression under German occupation" was launched
in 2006 by the Institute of National Remembrance and the
Ministry of Culture and National Heritage . In 2006-2008, was
carried out by the Foundation "Center Card" , and since 2009 is
the executor of the Foundation "Polish-German Reconciliation." The primary goal of the program is to collect information on the victims scattered war and people oppressed by the German occupying forces in 1939-1945, processing them and creating an electronic version and allows access to the database to search for information about the fate of individuals. For English translation: select the English flag or use a web translator [e.g. Google translate]. |