Latest News
- from Częstochowa and Landsleit around the world
Congratulations Dr Magdalena Mizgalska-Osowiecka!
It is with immense pleasure we announce that, last week, Magdalena successfully earned her PhD. We congratulate her and her family on this wonderful achievement!
Częstochowa’s 800 Year History
To mark its 800th anniversary, the City of Częstochowa has created a magnificent website, telling the history of the city from its first mention in 1220 to the present day.
Częstochowa Jewish Cemetery Clean-Up Postponed
This year's annual clean-up of the Częstochowa Jewish Cemetery, due to take place 1st-5th June 2020, has had to be postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pre-War Residents of Częstochowa Building Remembered
A plaque was unveiled on the building at Aleja Tadeusz Kościuszki 14, telling a little of the building's history and listing its pre-War residents, 80% of whom were Jewish.
Reunions
- view our reunion photo galleries
Next Reunion... Late 2019
- stay tuned for details and registrations coming soon
My Częstochowa
- Write your own story!
Since the fall of communism in Poland in 1989, hundreds of Częstochowa survivors and their descendants have visited the city, either at any one of the World Society’s Reunions or travelling independently.
For anyone who wishes to share with the rest of us their experiences, we have set aside a section of our website to enable them to do so. In fact, we positively encourage you to add your contribution!.
Lives & Legends
- Write a tribute to your Częstochowa family
Częstochowa Landsleit are encouraged to pay tribute to their parents, their grandparents or other members of their nuclear or extended family, who either survived or perished in the Holocaust.
In fact, anyone who wishes to may write a tribute page to some or all of their family, so long as their family comes from Częstochowa or the surrounding area.
Częstochowa Tourist Map
- showing locations of Jewish and general interest.
Our Partners
- with whom we cooperate, which we support and which support us
