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Malbork Province: Pomeranian (Pomorskie)
County: Malbork (Malborski)

Before 1945, Malbork was part of Germany and called Marienburg. German residents who had not already fled during the war were deported from the town after WWII. Not to be confused with Malbork in Kartuzy County.

Archival Records

There are 6 listings from the Polish State Archives for Malbork.
There are 3 listings from FamilySearch for Malbork.
For details on these records, go to Archival Records for Malbork.

General

Source Resource Language Comments
Official Town Site Malbork
Polish
0
Wikipedia Malbork
Polish
English
0

Genealogy

Source Resource Language Comments
JewishGen Family Finder Malbork
English
0
JRI-Poland Malbork
English
0
Routes to Roots Foundation Malbork
English
0

History

Source Resource Language Comments
Wirtualny Sztetl
(Virtual Shtetl)
Malbork
Polish
English
0

Cemeteries

Source Resource Language Comments
IAJGS International Jewish Cemetery Project MALBORK: Pomorskie
English
0
cmentarze-zydowskie.pl Malbork  (local)
Polish
0
Wirtualny Sztetl
(Virtual Shtetl)
Cmentarz żydowski w Malborku
Jewish cemetery in Malbork
Polish
English
0

Holocaust

Source Resource Language Comments
Yad Vashem Shoah Names Database Malbork, Poland
English
0
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