Szczekacz Family

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Szczekacz- A Surname

The source of  our family name Kaluzynski is explained in 

"A Dictionary of Jewish Surnames From the Kingdom of Poland" by Alexander Beider:

The following information is derived from the book.

Szczekacz –

The area where the surname occurred were in the following Polish towns:     

Sieradz, Wieluń, Warsaw, common in Czestochowa.

 

The name is an artificial surname.

It is derived from the Polish word for barker, as a dog.

 

 

Czestochow Szczekacz Family Members During the Holocaust Period

 
Name Birth Date Occupation Residence Source Comments
SZCZEKACZ SZTAGER, Dozia 1918     Czesto Surv Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ SZTAJER, Teodor 1918   (after war) Czestochowa Czesto Surv Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ       -- page 347; Czesto Yizkor 1947  
SZCZEKACZ, Bella       page 227; Czesto Yizkor 1947  
SZCZEKACZ, Berek 1920     Czesto Surv Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Dashe       page 226, 229; Czesto Yizkor 1947  
SZCZEKACZ, Herman       page p 289, Czesto Yizkor 1947  
SZCZEKACZ, Jakob   Hat maker Katedralna 13 Czesto Slave Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Lonia 1915   (after war) Radomsko Czesto Surv Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Moszek 2 Sep 1897 : Jewish policemen B. Joselwicza 12 Czesto NL1 Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Moszek   Factory worker, unemployed Warszawska 35 Czesto Slave Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Paule       page 226, 229; Czesto Yizkor 1947  
SZCZEKACZ, Renia 1914 in Czestochowa Worker (male) residence in 1939 Czestochowa Czesto Hasag Sent from Czestochowa
SZCZEKACZ, Salomon   Engraver : Al. Kosciuszki 7 Czesto Slave Holoc  
SZCZEKACZ, Zosia Age 3   Mirowska 83 Czesto NL4 Holoc father Abram; mother Genia
SZCZEKACZ, Zosia Age 4 years     Czesto orphans Female, Place of birth, Czensthochow
SZCZEKACZ, Zosia 1910, in Czestochowa Worker In 1939 Czestochowa Czesto Hasag Feamale, sent from Czestochowa
SZCZEKACZ, Zosia !942   B. Joselewicza 15   Czesto Surv Holoc
SZCZEKACZ?, Mosiek Majer       Czesto NL3 Holoc

Nominal registry

of people who workin Jewish service

of order in Czestochowa

or List of Jewish functionaries in Czestochowa

Here is a key to the source abbreviations in the listings above:

Czesto Surv Holoc = Czestochowa: Surviving Jews in Czestochowa, about 1945 (2503 persons)

Czesto Slave Holoc = Czestochowa Forced Labor, WWII (approx 4170 persons); list of Jews who are/were registered for forced labor

Czesto NL1 Holoc = Czestochowa NLO1, Rada Starszych w Czestochowie (Czestochowa Judenrat), about 1940-1942; RG 213; USHMM RG15.061M (328 persons)

Czesto NL3 Holoc = Czestochowa NLO3, Rada Starszych w Czestochowie (Czestochowa Judenrat), about 1940-1942; RG 213; USHMM RG15.061M (151 persons)

Czesto NL4 Holoc = Czestochowa NLO4, Rada Starszych w Czestochowie (Czestochowa Judenrat), about 1940-1942; RG 213; USHMM RG15.061M (33 persons)

*Czesto Hasag = Czestochowa: Index of Prisoners in the Hasag Pelcery Labor Camp in Czestochowa (4735 persons)

Czesto orphans = Czestochowa: List of Jewish Children at the Children's Home at Province Czestochow, Poland (March 1946; 39 persons)

 

*HASAG - Hugo Schneider Aktiengesellschaft-Metalwarenfabrik, Leipzig,

one of the privately owned German industrial companies that used concentration camp prisoners to manufacture armaments.

HASAG was the third largest after I.G. Farben and the Hermann Goring Werke.

HASAG operated four camps in Czestochowa, Poland.

 

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