> Poland
> Masovian
> Zieluń
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General
Source | Resource | Language | Comments |
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Wikipedia | Zieluń | English |
Genealogy
Source | Resource | Language | Comments |
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JewishGen Communities Database | Zieluń | ||
JewishGen Family Finder | Zieluń | ||
Routes to Roots Foundation | Zieluń |
History
Source | Resource | Language | Comments |
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Wirtualny Sztetl (Virtual Shtetl) |
Zieluń | English |
Cemeteries
Source | Resource | Language | Comments |
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IAJGS International Jewish Cemetery Project | ZIELUN OSADA GM. LUBOWIDZ | ||
cmentarze-zydowskie.pl | Zieluń (local) | ||
Lo Tishkach (European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative) |
Zielun Jewish Cemetery | ||
Wirtualny Sztetl (Virtual Shtetl) |
Cmentarz żydowski w Zieluniu Jewish cemetery in Zieluń |
English |
Holocaust
Source | Resource | Language | Comments |
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Yad Vashem Shoah Names Database | Zielun, Poland |
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Can you trace family Szostak from Zielun
I recommend looking at my article Getting Started in Jewish Genealogy to see how you can start researching your family. Make sure you add your surname/town pair to the JGFF as a starting point.
Both my mother-in-law and my father-in-law were born in Zielun. Her parents who were Jews died in a car accident when she was a little girl, the paternal grandparents, also Jews created her, but when she married my father-in-law she accompanied him following Catholicism. My husband’s grandfather was a Jew, hid in a hole under the basement of his wooden house that is still there in zieloń during the war years. He had a small meat shop, his name was Zigmąd Szostek, married to Fordzia. My husband was born in Gdynia, but grew up in żieluń, then went to Lidzbarg, but to this day my father-in-law, Mr. Grzegorsz goes fishing on the same river every day in żieluń, just does not go when he is not well, as now these days. My mother-in-law is in good health, her name is Jadwiga Szostek. We met in Italy, we got married in Poland, at the moment I and Arek are in Brazil. I am leaving my WhatsApp number if you want to ask something, the number is +55 (19) 998753857. Do not take into account my mistakes of English, of the 5 languages that I speak, fluency correct only Italian and Portuguese. I hope I’ve helped a bit.