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Binkowicz family


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lyndseymoo
  Dec 12, 06, 08:40  #1

My Polish boyfriends surname is Binkowicz and I was wondering if anyone knew anything about this surname??

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Jola
  Dec 14, 06, 12:29  #2

lyndseymoo............

BINKOWICZ
Binkowicz seems to be a polish jewish surname.
Its described in alist of jewish surnames from Grodno Province: Bialystok, Choroszcz and Podlaski towns.

Also in holocaust martyrs is Jedel Binkowicz named.
Khaim Binkowicz
Bernada Binkowicz.

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Grzegorz_
  Dec 14, 06, 14:09  #3

Quoting: Jola, Post #2
Binkowicz seems to be a polish jewish surname.


I don't think so. Seems to be... very normal.


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jccalvin
  Dec 14, 06, 15:27  #4

Lyndseymoo:

Listed as Jewish surname in towns of Nadarzyn and Stawiszyn.

Nadarzyn is interesting as a place where Polish resistance fighters hid after the Warsaw uprising in 1943. The Battalion Zoska (Polish) and the AL Brigade (Jewish inmates rescued from the Gesiowka concentration camp by Zozka) continued to fight together against SS units. Few survived.

It is unlikely that any Jewish people are living in Stawiszyn.

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Jola
  Dec 15, 06, 03:12  #5

Grzegorz ......
Mabyee its a surname there are "used" by christian and jewish poles?
Like many other name as Leszczynski............ and so on.
In Denmark we hawe ewish surname as: Brandes - Bang - Bing - Bink.

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Grzegorz_
  Dec 15, 06, 17:41  #6

Quoting: jccalvin, Post #4
Nadarzyn is interesting as a place where Polish resistance fighters hid after the Warsaw uprising in 1943. The Battalion Zoska (Polish) and the AL Brigade (Jewish inmates rescued from the Gesiowka concentration camp by Zozka) continued to fight together against SS units. Few survived.



You are confusing 43 ghetto uprising with 44 uprising.


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Grzegorz_
  Dec 15, 06, 17:45  #7

Quoting: Jola, Post #5
Mabyee its a surname there are "used" by christian and jewish poles?


Most of "Jewish" surnames I've seen are in fact Polish, German or Russian.


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Jola
  Dec 17, 06, 05:48  #8

grzegorz..........
Thats correct.
Sadly Poland missed the rich jiddish culture.
In the old Poland, there maybee was 70 - 80 % polish the rest was ruthenian,lithauan,german and the polish jews.

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jccalvin
  Dec 17, 06, 09:40  #9

Grzegorz:

Thanks. If I had thought for 5 seconds I would have known that 1943 could not have been the right date.

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