Poland: Regional, Local, and Family History
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EuroDocs > History of Poland: Primary Documents > Poland: Regional, Local, and Family History
Local Sources
Bydgoszcz
Gdansk
- From collection of Jan Daniluk.
- Mainly military history.
- (1897 - 1 July 1940; Polish facsimiles)
Krakow
- Documents of Krakow and surrounding area.
- (Polish facsimiles)
Lodz
- (Photographs and Polish facsimiles).
Lower Silesia
- First-hand oral accounts of life in Kłodzko Valley, located in Sudety Mountains.
- The region was once part of Germany, but "recovered" for Poland after WWII. Upon this "recovery," Germans moved out of their farms in the region, and Poles settled in these abandoned areas.
- (after 1945; English translations)
Łomża
- Documents and photos from residents.
- (photos, Polish facsimiles)
Słupsk
- Acts, letters, official documents.
- (1240-17th century; Polish transcriptions)
Warsaw
- (Photographs and Polish facsimiles).
Wrocław (Breslau)
- Part of the Wratislavia Digitalis online library.
- Including newspaper excerpts from Breslauer Zeitung (1820-1920), Schlesische Zeitung, the protocol of a military trial of 1758 in response to the capitulation of Breslau on 24 November 1757, and more.
- (17th-19th centuries; German language facsimiles)
- (1889-1973; Polish facsimiles)
- Digital magazines, newspapers, and other records related to Wrocław.
- (1774-1932; Polish facsimiles)
Genealogical Collections
- Links to various sources on Polish genealogy.
- (1616-1939; Polish records)
- Searchable database drawing from dozens of genealogical sources. Focuses on, but is not limited to, the Jewish community in Galicia.
- (1815-1940; English records)
- Search genealogical records for biographical information on participants in January Uprising.
- (1863-1864; Polish interface)
EuroDocs > History of Poland: Primary Documents > Polish History before 966
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