genealodzy.pl

Cześć, potrzebuję dowodu, że mój pradziadek mieszkał w Łodzi przed 1918 rokiem, aby ewentualnie ubiegać się o polskie obywatelstwo, kiedy wyjechał wcześniej. Mogą to być akta mieszkaniowe lub wybory. Czy ktoś wie, gdzie szukać lub może pomóc? Nazywa się Chaim Grynbaum i jego rodzice Josek Maier i Blima Ryvka urodzeni Taitlowicz. Urodził się w 1896 roku. Próbowałem szukać na szukajwarchiwach.pl, ale nie miałem szczęścia w Łódzkich Kartach Mieszkalnych.

Przepraszam za mój polski musiałem użyć google translate

Witam
Zobacz ten link: skan 169 Chain ur 1896 skan 146
https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/39/221/0/4. ... 0#tabSkany
https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/39/221/0/4. ... AoHywhEGQA
https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/39/221/0/4. ... La9SgUhw3A
Małgorzata

Mała wzmianka o Twoim przodku:
"Grynbaum, Chaim * 16.12.1896 in Lodz wohnhaft Bottrop Deportation: 1 942 (...)"
Źródło:
Gedenkbuch: Opfer der Verfolgung der Juden unter der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft in Deutschland 1933-1945, Tom 2
https://books.google.pl/books?id=7fY-AQ ... MQ6AEIKzAA

Pozdrawiam
Aneta

Jeszcze raz to samo za Anetka z niemieckiej strony :

Grynbaum, Chaim
geboren am 16. Dezember 1896 in Lodz / Piotrkow / Russland
wohnhaft in Bottrop
Emigration:
1938, Niederlande
Deportation:
ab Westerbork
1942, Auschwitz, Konzentrations-und Vernichtungslager
http://www.bundesarchiv.de/gedenkbuch/de878973

Mieszkal w Łodzi pod takim adresem:
Łódź, Średnia nr 32 a od 16.08.1918 pod numerem 40 na tej samej
ulicy.

Pozdrawiam
Grazyna

Natomiast na ancestry.com znalazłam takie informacje:

Ghetto: Lodz
Name: Chaim Grynbaum
Gender: M (Male)
Birth Date: 16 Dec 1896
Profession: Reisender (Travelling Salesman)
Address: 6 Flat 45 Pfeffer Gasse
Residence: Lodz, Poland
Death Date: 1 Apr 1943
Death Place: Lodz Ghetto

Source Information:
JewishGen.org Volunteers, comp. East Europe, Registers and Listings from Ten Jewish Ghettos, 1939-1942 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008.

To jest na pewno ta rodzina ,
o której piszecie wszystkie:

Karta meldunkowa 268
mieszkają Łódz,ulica Średnia 32
Cała rodzina:
Józef Grunbaum ur.1866r.Łowicz oj.Szymon
żona Bluma Teitlowicz ur.1876 r.Łódz
9-ro dzieci urodz.w Łodzi.
Chaim i jego bracia i siostry
https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/39/221/0/4. ... 1VBifnu3Fg

Karta meldunkowa 144
Alter Grinbaum ur17.11.1899r.Łódz,z zawodu krawiec
rodzice:Josif Maier Grinbaum,Bluma ur.Tejtlowicz
zamieszkanie:Łódz ,ulica Pomorska 10,parter
przyjechał(wojsko) z Lublina 10.08.1921rok
https://szukajwarchiwach.pl/39/221/0/4. ... La9SgUhw3A


Zgon:
Chaim Grynbaum 5 grudzień 1947r. Amsterdam

żona Gertrud Schulz

Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950
birth:
1897
Lodz Polen
death:
5 grudzień 1947
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland
father:
Josek Maier Grynbaum
mother:
Blima Rijwka Taitlowicz
spouse:
Gertrud Schulz

Blima Rijwka Taitlowicz
Mother
Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950

spouse:
Josek Maier Grynbaum
child:
Chaim Grynbaum
other:
Gertrud Schulz
Blima Rijwka Taitlowicz
mentioned in the record of Chaim Grynbaum

Name:
Blima Rijwka Taitlowicz
Sex:
Female
Husband:
Josek Maier Grynbaum
Son:
Chaim Grynbaum
Other information in the record of Chaim Grynbaum
from Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration

Name:
Chaim Grynbaum
Event Type:
Death
Event Date:
5 Dec 1947
Event Place:
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland
Gender:
Male
Age:
50
Birth Year (Estimated):
1897
Father's Name:
Josek Maier Grynbaum
Mother's Name:
Blima Rijwka Taitlowicz
Spouse's Name:
Gertrud Schulz
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QPMW-NSTS

Przypuszczam, ze chodzi o dokumenty dotyczące Twego pradziadka po 1918 roku, a nie przed 1918. Jeżeli jest Ci łatwiej, to pisz w dwóch wersjach językowych, po angielsku i po polsku.

Zakładam, że chodzi o potwierdzenie obywatelstwo polskiego. Linki do dokumentów, które podano powyżej są będę bardzo pomocne w Twoich poszukiwaniach.

Pozdrawiam,

Michał

I was going to respond to everyone individually but this site is quite slow on my phone. My Chaim immigrated to Germany around 1918 and married a German in 1919. The posts with him living in Bottrop are correct. He died in Holland 1947. The one who was in the Lodz ghetto who died with the exact same birthdate is somehow a different one (I’ve seen this before as well). Also the Chaim who lived in Lodz with a Yosef and Bluma isn’t him either I investigated this on yadvashem and his son has a testimonial on there. I would go into more detail but my keyboard is broken and it’s hard on my phone.

Also Michael since my Chaim left Lodz before Poland was a country I have to prove he had a residence there which entitled him to citizenship based on the Treaty of Riga. Even though he was registered in Germany as a Pole since I don’t have Polish documentation I can’t prove it and they won’t accept German. Understandably, but it’s a mess.

You are saying that Jozef and Bluma listed above are not the parents of your Chaim. Could you let us know what the marriage certificate for Chaim says? What is his date/place of birth and parents' names in the marriage certificate? Does the marriage cert show where his parents were living at that time?

I do not know why you think that a Treat of Riga will work for you.

Could you sign your post? The first name is sufficient. It's welcomed by a message board policy.

Pozdrawiam,

Michał

Hi I looked over the Chaim I saw at yadvashem and I think it maybe a different one and I made a mistake. Now I will say that Chaims mom is listed as Bluma G Teitlowicz and not a Blima Ryvka Taitlowicz obviously last names are close enough but the G listed as a middle name is odd. Also Alter is listed as Alter Grinbaum on Jewishgen and mine is a Grynbaum but again close. I did find on JewishGen a marriage of a Josek Majer Grynbaum and Blima Ryvka Fajtliowicz in 1894 recorded in Lodz which could be the same ppl as on the Population list. Or it could be my Chaims parents.

On his marriage it says he was born Dec 16/1896 in Lodz to Yosek Maier Grynbaum and Blima Ryvka Taitlowicz. It also says they’re residents of Lodz. Obviously there’s coincidences but I need to be sure.

Also I have a German document stating a correspondence from the Polish Consulate in Essen (1931) that my great grandfather was a Polish citizen based on Article VI of the Treaty of Riga as a former resident of the Kingdom of Poland. My grandmother born in Germany also a citizen and that they were listed as Polish nationals. Problem is I don’t have any Polish documents stating this so I have to prove citizenship all over from the beginning and have to prove Chaim was a resident of the Kingdom of Poland and entitled to citizenship.

Blake from Canada

EDIT: Does anyone know where Grazyna found - Mieszkal w Łodzi pod takim adresem:
Łódź, Średnia nr 32 a od 16.08.1918 pod numerem 40 na tej samej
ulicy.

Thanks.