Hello

I have a family member, Marysia (Mira) HONIGSTOCK (nee BROKMAN) born 1907 in
Lodz who was a paediatrician (a child specialist). Marysia did not survive
the war.

In the few years before the war I know she lived and worked in Krosno,
Poland.
She was in Krosno in 1941 (as shown in the JewishGen Holocaust database).
She *may* also afterwards have been in the Lodz Ghetto, perhaps even as late
as 1944.

Firstly, I am wondering if there are any civil records for Polish doctors
that might be available for the years before the war (or records >from some
professional medical associations)?

Secondly, I am wondering if there is any documentation of doctors who worked
in either the Krosno Ghetto or Lodz Ghetto?

Any help or advice would be gratefully accepted.

Regards

Alan Glixman
Sydney, Australia

Researching:
BROKMAN in Poland; EJDELSZTEJN in Poland; GLIKSMAN in Poland
(Lodz, Pabianice & Warsaw); CHAZAN in Poland; HEYMANN (GEJMAN)
in Poland & Germany (Regensburg); HONIGSTOCK in Poland (Krosno);
KAFTAL in Poland (Lodz); LICHTENSTEIN in Poland & Germany;
MIRTENBAUM in Poland & Canada; ZYLBERSZTEJN in Poland;