Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter written by Richard Eastman features an
article called JewishGen's Holocaust Database in the February 24, 2004 issue.
Richard writes wonderful things about JewishGen and its databases. Take a
look...

http://www.eogn.com/newsletter/#HolocaustDatabase

I am unconnected -- just a subscriber to his newsletter!

Selma Neubauer
Jenkintown, PA USA
(outside of Philadelphia)
SelmaN@aol.com
Researching: WAGMAN, PEPPER, GALOON, SCHMOISH, DEUTSCH, ZUCK (Kolki, Turiysk,
Krichilsk, Olyka, Ludmir - Volhynia Gubernia); NEUBAUER
(Radziechowie/Radekhov - Galicia); HOROWITZ (Oshmyany - Belarus); SINGER,
NEWMAN (possibly Kishinev); BRODSKY (possibly Tirashpol)

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter written by Richard Eastman features an
article called JewishGen's Holocaust Database in the February 24, 2004 issue.
Richard writes wonderful things about JewishGen and its databases. Take a
look...

http://www.eogn.com/newsletter/#HolocaustDatabase

I am unconnected -- just a subscriber to his newsletter!

Selma Neubauer
Jenkintown, PA USA
(outside of Philadelphia)
SelmaN@aol.com
Researching: WAGMAN, PEPPER, GALOON, SCHMOISH, DEUTSCH, ZUCK (Kolki, Turiysk,
Krichilsk, Olyka, Ludmir - Volhynia Gubernia); NEUBAUER
(Radziechowie/Radekhov - Galicia); HOROWITZ (Oshmyany - Belarus); SINGER,
NEWMAN (possibly Kishinev); BRODSKY (possibly Tirashpol)

<ImmigrantCases@aol.com > has posted on the web an index to files at
the National Archives covering people who had some immigration trouble
and were held for Board of Special Inquiry hearings. THe index has all
those for whom there are records in Washington, D.C., and who are
identified in the record as "Hebrew."

< http://members.aol.com/ImmigrantCases/index.html >

I have cross-checked the 118 Boston entries with the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid Society Boston Arrival Card Database
<http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/USA/BostonHIAS.htm>
and found 28 matches. The exact spellings may not match.

BONDER, Schaje GORDON, Malke LAMPERT,Taube
BRONFER, Schmiel GORODNITZKY, Mottel MAKOWSKY, Isaac
LANZMAN, Chaim GREENSTEIN, Leibe RAPPAPORT, Henoch
CHASEN, Pase GREENSTEIN, Sossie SCHENKER, Jankel
CHELBON, Boruch GREENSTEIN, Michel SENIOR, Fabian
EDELSTEIN, Chasse HANDELMAN, Chasche SPAK, Grine
FLACKSMAN Keila KESSLER, Chaie SUGAR, Taube
FURMAN, Schmuel KOHN, Moische TAMARIN, Jacob
GERSTEIN, Leibe KOP, Morduck WISHMONSKY, Idel
WULF, Hersh


David Rosen
Boston, MA

<ImmigrantCases@aol.com > has posted on the web an index to files at
the National Archives covering people who had some immigration trouble
and were held for Board of Special Inquiry hearings. THe index has all
those for whom there are records in Washington, D.C., and who are
identified in the record as "Hebrew."

< http://members.aol.com/ImmigrantCases/index.html >

I have cross-checked the 118 Boston entries with the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid Society Boston Arrival Card Database
<http://www.jewishgen.org/databases/USA/BostonHIAS.htm>
and found 28 matches. The exact spellings may not match.

BONDER, Schaje GORDON, Malke LAMPERT,Taube
BRONFER, Schmiel GORODNITZKY, Mottel MAKOWSKY, Isaac
LANZMAN, Chaim GREENSTEIN, Leibe RAPPAPORT, Henoch
CHASEN, Pase GREENSTEIN, Sossie SCHENKER, Jankel
CHELBON, Boruch GREENSTEIN, Michel SENIOR, Fabian
EDELSTEIN, Chasse HANDELMAN, Chasche SPAK, Grine
FLACKSMAN Keila KESSLER, Chaie SUGAR, Taube
FURMAN, Schmuel KOHN, Moische TAMARIN, Jacob
GERSTEIN, Leibe KOP, Morduck WISHMONSKY, Idel
WULF, Hersh


David Rosen
Boston, MA

Dear Friends:

If anyone knows anything about the STEINKE family of Lubien Kujawski (now Poland), we
would appreciate hearing >from you.

Many thanks,

Anna Przybyszewska-Drozd & Yale J. Reisner
The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation Genealogy Project
at the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland (Warsaw)
<laudergen@jewish.org.pl>

Dear Friends:

If anyone knows anything about the STEINKE family of Lubien Kujawski (now Poland), we
would appreciate hearing >from you.

Many thanks,

Anna Przybyszewska-Drozd & Yale J. Reisner
The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation Genealogy Project
at the Jewish Historical Institute of Poland (Warsaw)
<laudergen@jewish.org.pl>

Anne Dean of Covington, VA, USA, may be interested in an inscription
on a grave in Melbourne, Australia, of Marta BUKOFZER, born 1897,
died 1986 (unfortunately, no other details).

Beverley Davis
Melbourne, OZ

Anne Dean of Covington, VA, USA, may be interested in an inscription
on a grave in Melbourne, Australia, of Marta BUKOFZER, born 1897,
died 1986 (unfortunately, no other details).

Beverley Davis
Melbourne, OZ

The Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute and
The Jewish Genealogical Society announce:

Beyond the Basics -- A Full-Day Genealogical Seminar

Learn >from the experts: a variety of topics will be
covered in depth by experienced instructors, including
Gary Mokotoff, Neil Rosenstein, Karen Franklin, Estelle
Guzik, and other recognized authorities. There will be
15 classes altogether, with sessions will running
concurrently in three different rooms. Each room will
have five one-hour time slots, three in the morning and
two after lunch. The planned topics are:

The American Jewish Historical Society, Ask the Experts,
Computers & Genealogy, Court Records, Holocaust Research,
Interpreting Tombstones, the Leo Baeck Institute,
Naturalization Records, NYC Resources, Polish Research,
Rabbis, Sephardic Genealogy, US Military Records, Vital
Records, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

After the concurrent sessions, Stephen Morse will address
the entire audience on "One-Step Webpages: A Potpourri of
Genealogical Search Tools."

Beyond the Basics
Sunday, May 16, 2004
8:45 am - 5:15 pm

Hebrew Union College
One West Fourth Street
New York, NY

For further information, fees and registration,
e-mail info@jgsny.org or call (212) 294-8326.

Sponsored by:
Jewish Genealogical Society
Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute
American Jewish Historical Society
American Sefardi Federation
Leo Baeck Institute
Yeshiva University Museum
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

The Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute and
The Jewish Genealogical Society announce:

Beyond the Basics -- A Full-Day Genealogical Seminar

Learn >from the experts: a variety of topics will be
covered in depth by experienced instructors, including
Gary Mokotoff, Neil Rosenstein, Karen Franklin, Estelle
Guzik, and other recognized authorities. There will be
15 classes altogether, with sessions will running
concurrently in three different rooms. Each room will
have five one-hour time slots, three in the morning and
two after lunch. The planned topics are:

The American Jewish Historical Society, Ask the Experts,
Computers & Genealogy, Court Records, Holocaust Research,
Interpreting Tombstones, the Leo Baeck Institute,
Naturalization Records, NYC Resources, Polish Research,
Rabbis, Sephardic Genealogy, US Military Records, Vital
Records, and the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

After the concurrent sessions, Stephen Morse will address
the entire audience on "One-Step Webpages: A Potpourri of
Genealogical Search Tools."

Beyond the Basics
Sunday, May 16, 2004
8:45 am - 5:15 pm

Hebrew Union College
One West Fourth Street
New York, NY

For further information, fees and registration,
e-mail info@jgsny.org or call (212) 294-8326.

Sponsored by:
Jewish Genealogical Society
Center for Jewish History Genealogy Institute
American Jewish Historical Society
American Sefardi Federation
Leo Baeck Institute
Yeshiva University Museum
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles (JGSLA) is delighted to
invite members and non-members to a jointly-sponsored meeting with and at
the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday March 14, 2004. Our speaker is the
incomparable Steve Morse talking on: A Potpourri of Stephen Morse's
One-Step Genealogical Research Tools: Ellis Island, Census, Maps and more!
Dr. Morse is scheduled to speak at 1:00 p.m.

In addition, the Museum of Tolerance is offering *special* tours for those
attending the lecture of their genealogy exhibit: Finding Our Families,
Finding Ourselves (FOFO), narrated by Billy Crystal. This multimedia
exhibit, features the families of Maya Angelou, Billy Crystal, Carlos
Santana and Joe Torre. The 90-minute tours are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. and
3:15 p.m. The cost is $8.00 for adults and $7.00 for seniors, defined as 62
and older. The 3:15 tour will be conducted by a professional genealogist and
FOFO exhibit creator who will provide a "behind the scenes" insight into the
exhibit. Please send your check, made out to the JGSLA indicating the names
of persons covered by your check *and* the time of the tour you wish to
attend to:
JGSLA PO Box 55443 Sherman Oaks, CA 91413.
The checks *must* be received by March 4, 2004.

There is no charge to attend the lecture by Dr. Morse. However, advance
registration is required. Please e-mail your reservation with the names of
all the persons in your party to jan@JGSLA.org. or call (818) 771-5554 and
leave a message on the JGSLA voice mail with the names of people in your
party. Pre-registration must be done by March 8th. If you are registering
for the tour, it is not necessary to also register to attend Dr. Morse's
lecture.

Steve Morse, an amateur genealogist has been researching his Russian-Jewish
origins for the past few years. His websites on searching the Ellis Island
database and the 1930 census have attracted attention worldwide. In 2003,
he received the IAJGS Outstanding Contributions to Jewish Genealogy award.
Dr. Morse is a computer professional with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering,
and he is best known as the designer of the Intel 8086 microprocessor
(grandfather of today's Pentium processor), which sparked the PC revolution
20 years ago. Dr. Morse will discuss how to use his one-step programs in
helping to find "lost" ancestors on Ellis Island, the 1910,1920 and 1930
U.S. Census, and more, including maps and the Social Security Death Index.

The Museum of Tolerance takes security very seriously. Everyone must have a
picture ID to gain entrance to the Museum, and go through a screening
device similar to those at airports. As Sunday is the Museum's busiest day,
due to the line-up for security, please arrive at least 20 minutes *before*
your schedule tour or before the lecture.

Date : Sunday,. March 14, 2004
Lecture Time: 1:00 p.m. in auditorium

Location and Directions:
The Museum of Tolerance is located at 9786 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA.
The Museum of Tolerance is located on Pico Blvd and Roxbury. Exit the San
Diego Freeway (405) at Pico and drive east to Roxbury. Park in the garage
east of the Museum on Pico. Parking is limited. If you can carpool, please
do so. Remember to bring the picture ID with you as will not be admitted to
the museum without it.

To learn more about the JGSLA and its programs, and membership benefits,
please visit our website at www.JGSLA.org .

For questions about this meeting and the tours, please contact jan@JGSLA,org

Jan Meisels Allen
VP Programs, JGSLA

The Jewish Genealogical Society of Los Angeles (JGSLA) is delighted to
invite members and non-members to a jointly-sponsored meeting with and at
the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday March 14, 2004. Our speaker is the
incomparable Steve Morse talking on: A Potpourri of Stephen Morse's
One-Step Genealogical Research Tools: Ellis Island, Census, Maps and more!
Dr. Morse is scheduled to speak at 1:00 p.m.

In addition, the Museum of Tolerance is offering *special* tours for those
attending the lecture of their genealogy exhibit: Finding Our Families,
Finding Ourselves (FOFO), narrated by Billy Crystal. This multimedia
exhibit, features the families of Maya Angelou, Billy Crystal, Carlos
Santana and Joe Torre. The 90-minute tours are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. and
3:15 p.m. The cost is $8.00 for adults and $7.00 for seniors, defined as 62
and older. The 3:15 tour will be conducted by a professional genealogist and
FOFO exhibit creator who will provide a "behind the scenes" insight into the
exhibit. Please send your check, made out to the JGSLA indicating the names
of persons covered by your check *and* the time of the tour you wish to
attend to:
JGSLA PO Box 55443 Sherman Oaks, CA 91413.
The checks *must* be received by March 4, 2004.

There is no charge to attend the lecture by Dr. Morse. However, advance
registration is required. Please e-mail your reservation with the names of
all the persons in your party to jan@JGSLA.org. or call (818) 771-5554 and
leave a message on the JGSLA voice mail with the names of people in your
party. Pre-registration must be done by March 8th. If you are registering
for the tour, it is not necessary to also register to attend Dr. Morse's
lecture.

Steve Morse, an amateur genealogist has been researching his Russian-Jewish
origins for the past few years. His websites on searching the Ellis Island
database and the 1930 census have attracted attention worldwide. In 2003,
he received the IAJGS Outstanding Contributions to Jewish Genealogy award.
Dr. Morse is a computer professional with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering,
and he is best known as the designer of the Intel 8086 microprocessor
(grandfather of today's Pentium processor), which sparked the PC revolution
20 years ago. Dr. Morse will discuss how to use his one-step programs in
helping to find "lost" ancestors on Ellis Island, the 1910,1920 and 1930
U.S. Census, and more, including maps and the Social Security Death Index.

The Museum of Tolerance takes security very seriously. Everyone must have a
picture ID to gain entrance to the Museum, and go through a screening
device similar to those at airports. As Sunday is the Museum's busiest day,
due to the line-up for security, please arrive at least 20 minutes *before*
your schedule tour or before the lecture.

Date : Sunday,. March 14, 2004
Lecture Time: 1:00 p.m. in auditorium

Location and Directions:
The Museum of Tolerance is located at 9786 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA.
The Museum of Tolerance is located on Pico Blvd and Roxbury. Exit the San
Diego Freeway (405) at Pico and drive east to Roxbury. Park in the garage
east of the Museum on Pico. Parking is limited. If you can carpool, please
do so. Remember to bring the picture ID with you as will not be admitted to
the museum without it.

To learn more about the JGSLA and its programs, and membership benefits,
please visit our website at www.JGSLA.org .

For questions about this meeting and the tours, please contact jan@JGSLA,org

Jan Meisels Allen
VP Programs, JGSLA

A few months ago I wrote to the Bialystok Home for the Aged in New York to
inquire about the Bialystok Memorial Book. I wrote to the Rabbi whose name
I was given, but can no longer recall. (Could check my files, but I did
write.) I received no response >from anyone. The letter did not come back,
and there is some kind of blockage in the pipeline. Suggestions?

Marjorie Holden
Manhattan Beach, CA

A few months ago I wrote to the Bialystok Home for the Aged in New York to
inquire about the Bialystok Memorial Book. I wrote to the Rabbi whose name
I was given, but can no longer recall. (Could check my files, but I did
write.) I received no response >from anyone. The letter did not come back,
and there is some kind of blockage in the pipeline. Suggestions?

Marjorie Holden
Manhattan Beach, CA

On 2004.02.23, Miky Skulsky <skulsky@barak-online.net> wrote:

I am looking for information about R' Menachem Mendel of Varka.
Can somebody tell me where Varka is and what is its real name?

Rabbi Mordche Menachem Mendl KALISZ (1819-1868) was the second
Vurker Rebbe. He was the second son of the first Vurker Rebbe,
Rabbi Yisroel Yitschok KALISZ.

The shtetl is Vurke in Yiddish, Warka in Polish. (You can find it
in Shtetlseeker - there is only one town of that name in Poland.)

Perets Mett
London

On 2004.02.23, Miky Skulsky <skulsky@barak-online.net> wrote:

I am looking for information about R' Menachem Mendel of Varka.
Can somebody tell me where Varka is and what is its real name?

Rabbi Mordche Menachem Mendl KALISZ (1819-1868) was the second
Vurker Rebbe. He was the second son of the first Vurker Rebbe,
Rabbi Yisroel Yitschok KALISZ.

The shtetl is Vurke in Yiddish, Warka in Polish. (You can find it
in Shtetlseeker - there is only one town of that name in Poland.)

Perets Mett
London

Steve Morse and special tours of the Museum of Tolerance's genealogy
exhibit comprise the March 14th meeting of the Jewish Genealogical
Society of Los Angeles (JGSLA).

JGSLA is delighted to invite members and non-members to a jointly-
sponsored meeting with and at the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday,
March 14, 2004. Our speaker is the incomparable Steve Morse talking
on: A Potpourri of Stephen Morse's One-Step Genealogical Research
Tools: Ellis Island, Census, Maps and more! Dr. Morse is scheduled
to speak at 1:00 p.m.

In addition, the Museum of Tolerance is offering *special* tours for
those attending the lecture of their genealogy exhibit: Finding Our
Families, Finding Ourselves (FOFO), narrated by Billy Crystal. This
multimedia exhibit, features the families of Maya Angelou, Billy
Crystal, Carlos Santana, and Joe Torre. The 90-minute tours are
scheduled for 10:30 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. The cost is $8.00 for adults
and $7.00 for seniors, defined as 62 and older. The 3:15 tour will
be conducted by a professional genealogist and FOFO exhibit creator
who will provide a "behind the scenes" insight into the exhibit.

Please send your check, made out to the JGSLA indicating the names
of persons covered by your check AND the time of the tour you wish
to attend to: JGSLA PO Box 55443 Sherman Oaks, CA 91413. The checks
MUST be received by March 4, 2004.

There is no charge to attend the lecture by Dr. Morse. However,
advance registration is required. Please e-mail your reservation with
the names of all the persons in your party to jan@JGSLA.org. or call
(818) 771-5554 and leave a message on the JGSLA voice mail with the
names of people in your party. Pre-registration must be done by March
8th. If you are registering for the tour, it is not necessary to also
register to attend Dr. Morse's lecture.

Steve Morse, an amateur genealogist has been researching his Russian-
Jewish origins for the past few years. His websites on searching the
Ellis Island database and the 1930 census have attracted attention
worldwide. In 2003, he received the IAJGS Outstanding Contributions
to Jewish Genealogy award. Dr. Morse is a computer professional with
a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, and he is best known as the
designer of the Intel 8086 microprocessor (grandfather of today's
Pentium processor), which sparked the PC revolution 20 years ago.
Dr. Morse will discuss how to use his one-step programs in helping to
find "lost" ancestors on Ellis Island, the 1910,1920 and 1930 U.S.
Census, and more, including maps and the Social Security Death Index.

The Museum of Tolerance takes security very seriously. Everyone must
have a picture ID to gain entrance to the Museum, and go through a
screening device similar to those at airports. As Sunday is the
Museum's busiest day, due to the line-up for security, please arrive
at least 20 minutes BEFORE your schedule tour or before the lecture.

Date : Sunday, March 14, 2004
Lecture Time: 1:00 p.m. in auditorium

Location and Directions:

The Museum of Tolerance is located at 9786 West Pico Blvd. Los
Angeles, CA. Exit the San Diego Freeway (405) at Pico and drive east
to Roxbury. Park in the garage east of the Museum on Pico. Parking
is limited. If you can carpool, please do so. Remember to bring the
picture ID with you as will not be admitted to the museum without it.

To learn more about the JGSLA and its programs, and membership
benefits, please visit our website at www.JGSLA.org .

For questions about this meeting and the tours, please contact
jan@JGSLA,org

Jan Meisels Allen
VP Programs, JGSLA

Steve Morse and special tours of the Museum of Tolerance's genealogy
exhibit comprise the March 14th meeting of the Jewish Genealogical
Society of Los Angeles (JGSLA).

JGSLA is delighted to invite members and non-members to a jointly-
sponsored meeting with and at the Museum of Tolerance on Sunday,
March 14, 2004. Our speaker is the incomparable Steve Morse talking
on: A Potpourri of Stephen Morse's One-Step Genealogical Research
Tools: Ellis Island, Census, Maps and more! Dr. Morse is scheduled
to speak at 1:00 p.m.

In addition, the Museum of Tolerance is offering *special* tours for
those attending the lecture of their genealogy exhibit: Finding Our
Families, Finding Ourselves (FOFO), narrated by Billy Crystal. This
multimedia exhibit, features the families of Maya Angelou, Billy
Crystal, Carlos Santana, and Joe Torre. The 90-minute tours are
scheduled for 10:30 a.m. and 3:15 p.m. The cost is $8.00 for adults
and $7.00 for seniors, defined as 62 and older. The 3:15 tour will
be conducted by a professional genealogist and FOFO exhibit creator
who will provide a "behind the scenes" insight into the exhibit.

Please send your check, made out to the JGSLA indicating the names
of persons covered by your check AND the time of the tour you wish
to attend to: JGSLA PO Box 55443 Sherman Oaks, CA 91413. The checks
MUST be received by March 4, 2004.

There is no charge to attend the lecture by Dr. Morse. However,
advance registration is required. Please e-mail your reservation with
the names of all the persons in your party to jan@JGSLA.org. or call
(818) 771-5554 and leave a message on the JGSLA voice mail with the
names of people in your party. Pre-registration must be done by March
8th. If you are registering for the tour, it is not necessary to also
register to attend Dr. Morse's lecture.

Steve Morse, an amateur genealogist has been researching his Russian-
Jewish origins for the past few years. His websites on searching the
Ellis Island database and the 1930 census have attracted attention
worldwide. In 2003, he received the IAJGS Outstanding Contributions
to Jewish Genealogy award. Dr. Morse is a computer professional with
a Ph.D. in electrical engineering, and he is best known as the
designer of the Intel 8086 microprocessor (grandfather of today's
Pentium processor), which sparked the PC revolution 20 years ago.
Dr. Morse will discuss how to use his one-step programs in helping to
find "lost" ancestors on Ellis Island, the 1910,1920 and 1930 U.S.
Census, and more, including maps and the Social Security Death Index.

The Museum of Tolerance takes security very seriously. Everyone must
have a picture ID to gain entrance to the Museum, and go through a
screening device similar to those at airports. As Sunday is the
Museum's busiest day, due to the line-up for security, please arrive
at least 20 minutes BEFORE your schedule tour or before the lecture.

Date : Sunday, March 14, 2004
Lecture Time: 1:00 p.m. in auditorium

Location and Directions:

The Museum of Tolerance is located at 9786 West Pico Blvd. Los
Angeles, CA. Exit the San Diego Freeway (405) at Pico and drive east
to Roxbury. Park in the garage east of the Museum on Pico. Parking
is limited. If you can carpool, please do so. Remember to bring the
picture ID with you as will not be admitted to the museum without it.

To learn more about the JGSLA and its programs, and membership
benefits, please visit our website at www.JGSLA.org .

For questions about this meeting and the tours, please contact
jan@JGSLA,org

Jan Meisels Allen
VP Programs, JGSLA

Dear Friends,

As you may know, most LDS films are not accessible >from Israel.

For months I have been trying various ways to obtain a single record from
Lodz film number 1191749, with no luck so far.

By any chance, if any of you have access to the above film and could
retrieve a record for me - could you please contact me.

Many thanks

Orit Lavi

Tsukay-Yam, Israel

ROZNER - Lodz, Klimontow, Osiek, Rybnica; LEWKOWICZ - Lodz, Staszow ;
OFMAN - Staszow;
LIDZBARSKI - Lodz, Aleksandrow Lodzki; FUKS - Lodz, Ozorkow; ERMAN - Lodz,
Tomaszow , Tuszyn;
CHORONCZYK - Lodz ; LANDAU - Lodz; EJZNER - Tuszyn; all in Poland

Dear Friends,

As you may know, most LDS films are not accessible >from Israel.

For months I have been trying various ways to obtain a single record from
Lodz film number 1191749, with no luck so far.

By any chance, if any of you have access to the above film and could
retrieve a record for me - could you please contact me.

Many thanks

Orit Lavi

Tsukay-Yam, Israel

ROZNER - Lodz, Klimontow, Osiek, Rybnica; LEWKOWICZ - Lodz, Staszow ;
OFMAN - Staszow;
LIDZBARSKI - Lodz, Aleksandrow Lodzki; FUKS - Lodz, Ozorkow; ERMAN - Lodz,
Tomaszow , Tuszyn;
CHORONCZYK - Lodz ; LANDAU - Lodz; EJZNER - Tuszyn; all in Poland