Help finding Chaja Waksman

Dear forum, I was recommended to ask for your help. I recently found a document from the Arolson archives listing a sister to my mother that I never hear of. Her name was Chaja Waksman, born July 11, 1945 in Szczecin (Stettin). She was also identified in Eichstatt on June 19, 1947. I am looking for her birth record. Her parents were Mendel and Ida Wachsman. I believe that she died before 1950 when my mother was born.
Thank you for your help.
Doni Stern
 
Dear Doni Stern.

please allow a general remark: Archion provides access to German Evangelical/Lutheran church registers (with a few exceptions only) and the main purpose of this Archion user forum is to help people with these church records and/or people/families appearing within these sources.

Anyway, what do you please mean by saying „ She was also identified in Eichstatt on June 19, 1947.“?

Thanks and regards,
Vera
 
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@donistern wrote:
>> I am looking for records, birth, death or otherwise about Chaja Waksman. She was born in Sczecin July 11, 1945 to Mendel and Ida Wachsman. She was Jewish. The record I found was from the Arolson archives. She was an older sister to my mother. Chaja, was also in Eichstatt according to the document in June 1947. I believe she died in Germany before 1950 when my mother was born. <<
 
You cannot upload files to the Archion forum. Sorry.

Other than that and just in case I checked all Szczecin (Stettin) records / files -available here at Archion- on your behalf for any hint regarding Chaja Waksman's birth in 1945 to absolutely no avail.

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Did you already contact JewishGen for help?

.....or the

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM); in Washington, DC, USA;
Central Committee of Jews in Poland. Department of Registration and Statistics?

In case they have nothing in their archives especially the USHMM has direct contacts to Poland and will for granted immediately be able to help.

The same holds true for the staff and support team at Yad Vashem.


Sorry for no better news and kind regards,
Vera
 
Hello Doni Stern

Please consider writing your question in English to:

1. Urząd Stanu Cywilnego in Szczecin (Registered office in Szczecin)

E-mail: usc@um.szczecin.pl

In Poland, birth/marriage and death records not older than 100 years are kept in registry offices.

According to Polish law, photo of the document is not a legal document, therefore it is easier to get, but remember that in Europe we have General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and you may be asked to prove your right to get other person's personal data. Guess, explanation that person was your mother's sister is good enough.

If the above address fails, then please try this:

2. Archiwum Państwowe w Szczecinie (State Archives)

e-mail: sekretariat@szczecin.ap.gov.pl

One hour of searching through electronic or dusty books costs about 15 USD, but the guys are professional and fast. If they find something you will be asked to pay. 1 USD per scan after you have received everything by e-mail.

3. Besides, if you know your great-grandparents names (again GDPR mentioned) there is a good chance you may find more in Polish Geneteka with indexed records, below 2 links with examples:

For Mendel surname and Polish region >łódzkie< with all places


and

Waksman family name and region lubelskie

For the surname Waksman and the Polish region >lubelskie< with all localities


Map of Polish regions and names are in the link:

https://geneteka.genealodzy.pl/

It is easy to find out how Geneteka works, just click here and there.

By the way in Lublin there is a Waksman hotel. Google will help to find it

Good luck, Romuald Miller
 
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