The Mazal Library(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
The final solution of the Polish problem, as far as territory was concerned, took place by a border-friendship treaty.
By these agreements, the territory of the former Polish State was divided into a German and a Russian sphere of influence, the borders of which were the Pisa, the Narew, Ostroleka, the Bug River to the Krystynopol [?] and the San.
The limitation of these two spheres of influence was expressly designated as final, and it was emphasized that it took place without the intermediary of any other third power.
In the Shadow of the Molotv’s Line. The Protection of the Soviet Union’s Boarder against the Third Reich between ...(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
They were spread over the area of 1300 kilometers from Polag at the Baltic sea to Lesko in the Sub-Carpathian region.
The monograph presents the activities of the Soviet security apparatus and the Red Army in the boarder zone stretching from Radymn to Krystynopol in the years 1939-1941.
The description of the fights to protect these territories during the Soviet-German war has also been included.
She died in 1798 in St. Petersburg at the age of 48.
When Joseph II of Austria ordered him to release a Jew from the prison in Krystynopol, Szczesny Potocki felt deeply upset.
The Kaiser forced him to write in the certificate of discharge: Par super pari non habet potestatem, ergo iudaeus e carceribus dimittatur (Since man may not have power over his equal, the Jew must be released from prison).
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July following official communica- tion was issued The fighting in South Poland in Volhyma and on the Upper Bug River continues.
The enemy sent strong forces against the Bug from Sotrumilowa and Krystynopol to Okal where we have es- tablished some bridge head positions on the east bank.
The enemy advanced at some points to three hundred paces of our trenches and at other points there was hand to hand fighting.
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Re: Item #1214734---Death card 1st Day Operation Barbarossa June 22nd 1941
Josef Berghammer, Unteroffizier in an Infantry-Regiment, killed in action during the battle for Krystynopol during the very first day of "Operation Barbarossa" (the German invasion in Russia) june 22nd 1941 at the age of 25 years.
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Therefore, no one even wants to think of working, for nobody's future is safe....
It runs now from the town of Biala Podlaska south along the Bug River, by-passing the cities of Kholm, Hrubeshiv, to the town of Krystynopol, thence, along the Solokey River west to the town of Uhniv.
Don't think for a moment that our villages and cities are the way you left them....
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Jewish Records - Krystynopol, Ukraine(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
