Gympiebrowns
Joined: 31 Jul 2021
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Posted: Mon Sep 14, 2026 9:01 pm
Post subject: Snopek's Poland
good morning,
am helping an elderly lady research her family and after any records pertaining to this lady which is her Grandmother, many thanks
Stefania Snopek
died 6 May 1949
buried 9 May 1949
Cmentarz Bródnowski, Warszawa
section 2g, row 4, grave 8
probable age approximately 38–39
probable maiden name Wójcik
probable husband Edward Snopek
Grandfather was Edward Snopek; born 17 October 1907; Młociny/Bielany, Warsaw; parents Walenty and Józefa; married Stefania Wójcik. he was apparently transported / travelled Warsaw → Dulag 121 → KL Auschwitz → KL Mauthausen is it possible to access camp recards
appreciate any and all help
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SophiaPO Top Contributor
Joined: 05 Oct 2014
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Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2026 4:27 am
Post subject: Re: Snopek's Poland
| Gympiebrowns wrote: | good morning,
am helping an elderly lady research her family and after any records pertaining to this lady which is her Grandmother, many thanks
Stefania Snopek
died 6 May 1949
buried 9 May 1949
Cmentarz Bródnowski, Warszawa
section 2g, row 4, grave 8
probable age approximately 38–39
probable maiden name Wójcik
probable husband Edward Snopek
Grandfather was Edward Snopek; born 17 October 1907; Młociny/Bielany, Warsaw; parents Walenty and Józefa; married Stefania Wójcik. he was apparently transported / travelled Warsaw → Dulag 121 → KL Auschwitz → KL Mauthausen is it possible to access camp recards
appreciate any and all help |
Hi, and welcome to the forum. How nice of you to help someone search for their grandparents.
At the moment, I have only a quick confirmation for you about a few details, as gleaned from a search on Geneteka (see the image below of a screenshot). Her grandmother's maiden name was indeed Wójcik, and she has her grandfather's parents' names correct also. Stefania's mother's name was Michalina.
Geneteka shows that Edward Snopek married Stefania Wójcik in 1928 in Warsaw. This is the church they married in, the parish of Matki Bozej Rozancowej (Our Lady of the Rosary):
https://rozancowa.waw.pl/
Not sure what actual records can be found, but I thought you'd like this first bit of information.
Best regards,
Sophia
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Gympiebrowns
Joined: 31 Jul 2021
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Posted: 5 Days ago at 4:33 pm
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Gday Sophia, appologies I didn't get notified, appreciate your reply
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SophiaPO Top Contributor
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Posted: 13 hours ago at 4:52 am
Post subject:
You mentioned that you are looking for information from concentration camps. Have you checked out what is available on the Arolsen Archives website?
https://collections.arolsen-archives.org/en/search?s=Snopek
There are multiple entries for your Snopeks. When you follow the link I am giving you, you will see a table labelled "People" and you have to look beneath that box for the words "show all search results" in order to see the whole list. Then you'll have to page through it to find the relevant results. Note that although there are entries for both Edward and Stefania, they do not contain a great deal of information. What is useful is to obtain their identification numbers (i.e. Edward's prisoner identification number and Stefania's displaced person registration number). Then, you may wish to go through the process of contacting Arolsen to see whether they have additional documents.
Best regards,
Sophia
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