Lists of Data Relevant to Holocaust Victims / Survivors from Southeast Poland
Property and Taxes
1) List of Lublin District Jews on Whom Germans Imposed Taxes (97 names)
Full listing available online
2) List of Jewish property in Chelm
Available online
3) List of Jews from Grabowiec who were born between 1920-1938 (1283 names)
Available via Yad Vashem Archive, item number 9130453
4) List of property owners in Zamosc Old City (excludes "New Zamosc")
Available online
S.S. in Lublin District
5) Records from trials at the District Court in Zamosc
1945-1966; relates to crimes committed by the Germans and their collaborators.
6) Records of the S.S. in Lublin
Data on Biskupice and Zamosc Judenrats; information about combatting partisans;
and records of the Zentralbauletiung der Waffen SS und Polizei in Lublin.
7) Records of the S.S. in Lublin
Members of the Judenrats of Biskupice and Trawniki.
8) SS und Polizeifuhrer im Distrikt Lublin
Contains information about propaganda; SS activities in Lublin; police activities in Lublin; industry; agriculture; "Germanization"
and propagation of German culture in occupied areas of Poland; members of the SS in Lublin; and combatting partisans.
Available via U.S. Holocaust Museum Research Institute Archives, RG-15.027M
9) List of Known S.S. Men in the Lublin District (incomplete)
Available online
10) List of Belzec Nazis and Collaborators
Available online
11) List of Sobibor Nazis and Collaborators
Available online
Ghetto Lists
12) Krasnik Ghetto List
Contact us for details
13) Partial Lublin Ghetto List (1942)
Searchable Online
14) Electronic Data - Jews in the Majdan Tatarski Ghetto (April 1942) See also: Resource in Hebrew
15) Zamosc Jews Who Perished in the Holocaust (incomplete)
Zamosc Organization in Israel
16) Partial Zamosc Ghetto List (3720 names) by Adam Kopcieski
Available via the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum's
Holocaust Survivors and Victims Resource Center digital indices
Jewish Children in the Lublin District
17) Alphabetical list of children under supervision in Chelm (28 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
18) List of Jews from Grabowiec who were born between 1920-1938 (1283 names)
Available via Yad Vashem Archive, item number 9130453
19) List of children under supervision in Hrubieszow (14 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
20) List of dependent children Krasnik (32 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
21) List of children under supervision in Wlodawa (17 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
22) List of dependent children in Zamosc (12 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
23) List of children under supervision in Parczew
Majdanek Concentration Camp Victims
24) List of 7,000 Majdanek Victims Killed Between June 8 to September 28, 1942
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Entries usually include prisoner number, name, dob, place of birth, and date of death.
25) Undated list of Lublin-Majdanek inmates (540 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
26) List of internees in Lublin-Majdanek (~900 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
27) List of persons in various camps and ghettos in Poland (135 names)
Includes persons in the Lublin, Izbica and Piaski ghettos.
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
28) List of persons in various camps and ghettos in Poland (169 names)
Includes persons in the Chelm, Izbica and Lublin ghettos.
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Jews Deported into Lublin District
29) List of Transports/Deportations to Lublin District
30) Dutch Jews Sent to Sobibor Death Camp/Vernietigingskamp Sobibor (~34,000 names)
by Jules Schelvis. Pages 310-542 contains names of Dutch Sobibor victims.
31) Partial List of Belzec Victims (very incomplete)
Available online
32) Partial List of Sobibor Victims (very incomplete)
Available online
33) Transport list into Majdanek (poor quality)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Includes: a) Transport list of Polish Jews who arrived in Majdanek in May 1942;
b) Fragmentary lists of Polish and Slovak Jews who died in Majdanek during May-September 1942;
c) Fragments of an obituary list of Czech, Slovak, German, and Polish Jews who died in Majdanek
during May-September 1942
34) List of disabled / ill prisoners sent from Dachau to Majdanek in 1944 (1,000 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Library
35) Stettin (Szczecin) Jewish Deportation into the Lublin Area
Available online via JewishGen's Holocaust Database Search
36) List of Czechoslovakian Jews deported to locations in Poland (250 names)
Includes deportations to various Lublin area locations, including concentration camps.
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Jews Deported Out of Lublin District
37) Hrubieszow Jews Deported Elsewhere
Includes 500-600 Jews transferred on or before 28 Nov 1940.
38) List of Jews Transported from One Work Camp to Another
Includes transports out of Plazow, Miechow, Hrubieszow, Wereszyn, and Ciszanow to other locales in Poland.
39) List of Soviet POWs Sent from Lublin to Mauthausen (1,250 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Holocaust Survivors
40) List of Jewish Partisans in the Lublin District (incomplete)
Available online
41) Names of Jews Registered in Lublin After the Liberation (109 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
42) List of Surviving Jews in Lublin
Call number 3/22777H
Available via YIVO Library at the Center for Jewish History
43) List of Surviving Jews in Lublin (15 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
Related: There is a database called Surviving Jews in Lublin which probably excludes those from the above list.
44) List of Surviving Jews in Lublin with relatives in U.S. (80 names)
Available via U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives Collections
45) List of Jewish survivors in Lublin (1,960 names)
Note: Many Jewish refugees who did not originate in Lublin ended up in Lublin.
46) Names of Jews Registered in Lublin After the Liberation (36 names)
47) Names of Jews Registered in Lublin After the Liberation (40 names)
48) Names of Jews registered in Lublin (69 names)
49) List of Jews from Zastawie and Wola Wereszczynska who survived. Online.
