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Immigrants & Emigrants - General / Re: SS Baradine London to Sydney Australia 1927
« on: Thursday 24 April 25 15:01 BST (UK)  »
Start of Baradine passenger list of actual arrival in Sydney on 29 Oct 1927:

https://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/scripts/AutoSearch.asp?O=ID&Number=32825635&i=306

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Europe / Re: Area in Ukraine - help!
« on: Thursday 04 July 24 22:22 BST (UK)  »
Maybe?:

Jasienica Solna (Drohobycz), Galizien, Austria;
later Jasienica Solna (Drohobycz), Lwów, Poland;
now Yasenytsya-Sil'na, Drohobych, L′viv, Ukraine

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Europe / Re: pre-unification German BDM certificates?
« on: Thursday 04 July 24 13:02 BST (UK)  »

If you are looking for a place like Clausthal, maybe an Archion subsciption might do the trick:
https://www.archion.de

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Europe / Re: Hawrylewicz family from Wielki Lubien, Poland
« on: Monday 01 July 24 10:27 BST (UK)  »
Being listed as a polish victim of persecution, Stanislaw’s death (1998) seems to be different from the OP’s original description (2018).
And then after all of that, the YOD turns out to to be 2013: “ILMO Stan Hawrylewicz d. 29.6.2013 aged 87y” (https://billiongraves.com/grave/Stan-Hawrylewicz/17127640 )


Surname: HAWRYLEWICZ
Name: STANISŁAW
father's name: JÓZEF
mother's name: MARIA
date of birth: 1924-10-02
place of birth: LUBIEŃ
date of death: 1998-07-09 (could this date be for something else?)
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Information about persecution
Source: AAN (=”Archiwum Akt Nowych”)
Team: Fundacja Polsko-Niemieckie Pojednanie w Warszawie (= Polish-German Reconciliation Foundation in Warsaw) [#2680] 390702
Forced laborer: survived
Type of forced labor: employed in industry
Place of Work: BYTOM (?)
Date of commencement of work: 1942-02
Date of completion of work: 1945-01
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“Fundacja Polsko-Niemieckie Pojednanie w Warszawie” contains  “Documentation of people, former prisoners of concentration camps and forced laborers of the Third Reich, applying for payment of financial benefits from the German fund and people applying for humanitarian and social assistance”. This foundation was established in 1991. It is mentioned as follows, but there are no online scans available yet: https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/zespol/-/zespol/51737
More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_for_Polish-German_Reconciliation

Update: I realised that this guy has a different DOB as well, so most likely a second persecuted person with the same name from the same place ... Hmmmm!



FYI only
I believe that the following town is the correct Lubien, as the Hawrylewicz surname seems to be mainly concentrated in Ukraine:
Lubien Wielki, Galicia, Austria;
later Lubien Wielki (Gródek Jagielloński), Lwów, Poland;
now Velykyy Lyubin, L'viv, Ukraine.


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Other Countries / Re: LEOPOLD CHRISTIAN WILHELM SUHR
« on: Tuesday 18 June 24 13:35 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: seeds ltd on Tuesday 18 June 24 10:41 BST (UK)
Hi Tree spirit, Can you please enlarge on your reply, many thanks

That's it, I don't have anything else.

Maybe the cemetery admin has more info in their offline records...


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Other Countries / Re: LEOPOLD CHRISTIAN WILHELM SUHR
« on: Monday 17 June 24 21:14 BST (UK)  »

It seems that he had been buried in the same cemetery in Luzern as his parents:

“Suhr, Leopold
1940-1993
Friedhof Friedental (aufgehoben)”

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Europe / Re: Italy - Nazi Killings in Provence of Chieti
« on: Saturday 01 June 24 13:50 BST (UK)  »
I'm not sure why you didn't give the man's name (Marco) and place of birth (Montenerodomo), but with this extra information I was able to get a hit ...

The following pdf article describes people who were shot by the Nazi’s in Montenerodomo, Province of Chieti.
4 of them were the wife and 3 children of Marco Di Luca. They were killed on 2 Feb 1944 as follows:
Anonietta D’Antonio b 9-3-1909 Torricella, peasant, parents: Nicola D’Antonio and Di Nanni Maria
Vincenzo di Luca b 28-04-1930 Montenerodomo, parents: Marco Di Luca and D’Antonio Antonietta
Consiglia di Luca b 6-4-1934 Montenerodomo, parents: Marco Di Luca and D’Antonio Antonietta
Doroteo Nicola di Luca b 9-2-1937 Montenerodomo, parents: Marco Di Luca and D’Antonio Antonietta

Source: https://www.straginazifasciste.it/wp-content/uploads/schede/Montenerodomo_S.%20Martino_02_02_44.pdf
(search for “Australia” for a description of the event)


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Europe / Re: Searching for a secret marriage in France - early 1900s
« on: Monday 13 May 24 13:25 BST (UK)  »
My personal summary:
- I’ve checked the 20 Parisien 10-year marriage indices 1913-1922: nothing found
- His possible wife is not listed as his contact when he’s a prisoner of war in 1918: https://grandeguerre.icrc.org/en/List/791739/698/29571/
- He’s listed as a bachelor when he marries in 1931

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Europe / Re: Prussia
« on: Thursday 09 May 24 11:56 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: Vixen999 on Thursday 09 May 24 09:59 BST (UK)

And yes, thats the variants of Hannah's surname I have found on the gro.  However, Im wondering if they have become anglicized as she was born in Poland or Russia


Her surname is most likely anglicized, but it still gives you something to work with. The orginal name could have been something like "Huske(r)", "Hoske(r)", "Hoskówna" or "Chosak" etc
"Battle" is most likely anglicized as well. Originally it could have been "Batl", "Bartel", "Batlewska" etc

The more little snippets you can find and supply here, the better .. especially because German research is not easy. Even the kids names are important because kids were often named after grandparents or siblings.


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