Poland, once a country people fled from, now attracts citizens with EU membership and opportunities. Polish citizenship can be obtained by descent, requiring proof through various documents. Legal assistance is recommended, as the process can be complex and lengthy. Polish passports confer EU rights, benefiting applicants and their children.
Category: Polish Genealogy Research
Exploring Jewish Census Records in the Netze District
The State Archives in Bydgoszcz contain War and Domain Records detailing the Jewish population in the Netze District after Poland’s partition in 1772. These records include censuses listing Jews, their wealth, and social status. Over time, restrictions eased, allowing more Jewish settlements, reflecting changing attitudes from Frederick II to his successors until 1806.
Finding Your Polish Ancestry: Tips and Resources
Often, all we know about our great-grandfather or great-grandmother is that they claimed to come from Poland. And they were not necessarily Poles – they have been… Read more “Finding Your Polish Ancestry: Tips and Resources”
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