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  • #9169
    Remigiusz
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    Radzionkau, Scharleyer Strasse years of the Second World War, what is the current street?

    #9180

    As for me, the current rewiry Nałkowskiej, This area has changed over the years but 1934 he looked so. It's obviously the way that flew on Szarlej

    Regards

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    #9186

    Hello,

    when already we have about Radzionkow, I have a question to the regional town of specialists. In my tree I have 18 Pietrygow age of Radzionków as the direct ancestors. J. Knosala gives in his book about this family Radzionkowie also as a Local. Being in Radzionków zauwarzylam, There is a street with Pietrygow. Does anyone know, why it is given the name and since when?

    Regards
    G. Mühlenhoff

    #9246

    The street name refers to the well-known Polish national activists in Radzionków:
    John and Paul Pietrygów. They were sworn activists Polish Military Organization (1919). Paul Pietryga was also a member of Polish Plebiscite Committee on the district tarnogórski, chief radzionkowskiego Gymnastic Society “Falcon”. In the interwar period he was a civil servant, Paul Pietryga. In September 1939 year, based on the book Göncz, Paul Pietryga was sought arrest warrant as dangerous to Nazi Germany, national activist.

    It should be added, that Pietrygowie were also councilors of the Municipal Council (1930). Byli to Szczepan Pietryga i – after the resignation of Augustine Letochy – Augustyn Pietryga.

    Artur

    Only one request to speak Silesian people, to remain true to his Christian principles and his attachment to Polish.

    Wojciech Korfanty

    #9247

    What to Radzionków and former street Szarlejskiej, This according to me, she ran down the street Nałkowskiej between today's street Chute and Hajdy, then bounced to the left, further runs under a non-existent today viaduct, near the train station “Szarlej”, continue ran between Szarlejka and today's street Podmiejska until Szarlej.

    Portions of this street preserved as access to the company: Service shaft, Kebab House in Copenhagen.

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    Artur

    Only one request to speak Silesian people, to remain true to his Christian principles and his attachment to Polish.

    Wojciech Korfanty

    #9250

    Artur, thank you very much for the information.
    Gabi

    #9251
    Remigiusz
    User

    I also thank you.

    #9592

    Please help in the correct addition to the table below on the streets radzionkowskich. The first column is an excerpt of the document containing the name of the street, the second is written in German street (read the column 1), a w 3 It is the current name of the street.

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    #9594
    Annico
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    Hello Mr. Marek!
    numer 5: Bridge angle i numer 6: Buchatzer Chaussee.

    Regards Annico

    #9595
    Annico
    User

    numer 4New Street Station

    Regards Annico

    #9596
    Annico
    User

    Excuse me!
    I still have two other Radzionków Street in the old name:
    unknown Soldier – cross street
    Gwarków – Bergwerkstraße
    (Perhaps, that may be of interest later?)

    Regards Annico

    I call my family in Radzionków: Gizder, Ladle, Grötschel, MORAWIETZ, Wowro, Grzywotz.

    #9599

    Thanks a lot Annico for helping me read 🙂
    Unfortunately, we do not have common ancestors. The names of my ancestors from Radzionków: Szastok, Łukawski, Silent, Tomczyk, Wojtasik, Free, Łuszczyk, Krupa, Pietryga, Bujoczek, Brzezina, Collects, sour soup, goals you, Senkała, Winder, Kasperczyk, Nolewajka, Trembaczowski, miracles.

    #9601
    Annico
    User

    I am happy if I have helped.
    Excuse me! Unfortunately I can not speak Polish language.
    A little Google.
    Regards Annico

    #9602

    Hello Mr. Marcus,

    of these families with Radzionków / Nut I have in my tree Schastokow, I collects Pietryga. Please enter the email address that invitations to MyHeritage, Mr. lest their ancestors he could compare these with my.
    Regards
    G. Mühlenhoff

    #9603

    Hi Annico,

    I have ancestors with family name Grötschel from Kr. Leobschütz (16th-19th century).
    I have ancestors, the Grötschel glad (from among Leobschütz, 16.-19. Century).
    I have ancestors named Grötschel coming from pow. Leobschütz (XVI-XIX w.)
    I have relatives whose surname is Grötschel and living near Leobschütz in the centuries 16 al 19.

    Adam Peter

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