This
website is dedicated to the study and
commemoration of
Jewish family history in the town of Lackenbach, in Burgenland,
Austria,
formerly Lakompak in Sopron, Hungary.
אתר זה הוקם ומוקדש לחקר והנצחת הקהילה היהודית בלאקענבאך, בורגנלנד, אוסטריה, לשעבר
לקומפק, שופרון, הונגריה
Names:
Lackenbach
[German], Lakompak (old: Lakonbak;
Felsö Loỏk) [Hungarian],
Lakimpuh
[Kroat], לאקענבך
(Yiddish], לקנבך (Hebrew]
Location: 47°35'
N,
16°28' E . 15 km south-west to
Sopron, Hungary; 30 km south to
Eisenstadt, Austria; 69 km south to Wien, Austria.
- Before WW1 Lakompak
in Sopron megye, Hungary.
- Between WW1 and WW2 Lackenbach
in Burgenland, Austria.
- After 1921 (still today) Lackenbach
in the district of
Oberpullendorf, Burgenland, Austria.
Lackenbach Mohel Book 1821 תקפ"א
Click here to view sample pages
from
the book
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Lackenbach is a
small town in
Burgenland, Austria. Its Jewish community flourished for more than 300
years,
from the 1600s to
1938.
There
are no Jews in Lackenbach since. Only the Jewish cemetery is still
there.
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Lackenbach
Synagogue - destroyed in the
Holocaust
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Lackenbach map
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Jewish Cemetery circled |
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Good
News!
As of 1st of September 2012: Lackenbach
1895-1920
Civil
Birth,
Marriage and Death (BMD) records
are online in Family
Search Website
:
Hungary Civil Registration 1985-1920 (browse through images)-
Sopron-Lakompak.
Jewish
registration included! (There is no index).
As of 21st
of May 2011: Lackenbach 1833 - 1895 Jewish
Birth, Marriage and Death (BMD) records are searchable
in
JewishGen
All Hungary
Database!
2107
births, 1125 deaths, and 498 marriages, for a total of 3730 records
are available as of May 2011.
(login to
JewishGen All Hungarian database, enter your username and
password,
and then enter "town" "is exactly" "Lackenbach" and the surname.)
Exclusive
to this
website:
Updates!
( 18 Aug 2012): The
complete Roffe Mohel Book (1821-1871) is now online at the Leo Baeck
Institute Archives,
followed by the complete 1882-1924
Neufeld Mohel Book. (If you need help with translation from
Hebrew,
please contact Yohanan: loeflery@netspace.net.au
( 29 Aug
2011): Elizabeth Fraller's
documentary, interviewing old residents of Lackenbach about the
Jewish community:
Erinnern
und Vergessen – Auf der Suche nach Spuren jüdischen
Lebens in Lackenbach. Österreich 2009.
( 7 Jul
2011): Pinkas
Gadol shel Chevra Machzikei Torah, 1910
Ledger,
containing the names of deceased congregants, both
men and women, honoring their Torah
scholarship.
( 9 Apr 2011):
Lackenbach
Mohel Book (Neufeld):
Original
Hebrew registration and English translation of 345 circumcisions from 1882
to 1924.
(16 Nov 2010): Lackenbach 1715
Tax Payer list;
New
photos and postcards (in "Postcards",
"Cemetery photos" and "Holocaust").
(30 Oct 2010): Article about Lackenbach Jewish
Community by Johannes Graf, in: "Spirit of Gradisce" -
Destroyed
Jewish Communities - Lackenbach.
(15 Jun
2010): Information about Rabbi
Ungar, including list
of 46 Community members that signed his Rabbinate Nomination.
(12 Jun
2010): List
of 1742 (!) graves in Lackenbach
cemetery.
(20 May
2010): Identification of students in school
photos by Elli GINZBURG - STRAUSSBERG from Herzelia, Israel.
(15 Mar 2010): List
of Jewish
Business and
Propeieties 1899-1904.
(15 Feb 2010): List
of Lackenbach
Synagogue Women seat
register, about 200
names (from
about 1885).
(1 Feb 2010):
List of Lackenbach
Synagogue Men seat
register, about 200 names (from about 1885).
Lackenbach served as a regional Jewish
centre for other near by
towns in Hungary and Austria, which had a small Jewish population,
and had no Jewish community services available.
Therefore, Lackenbach Jewish BMD records may
include entries from: Csepreg, Gross Warasdorf, Kleine Warasdorf, Guns,
Kobersdorf, Lackendorf, Stob
and other towns.
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Maps:
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Any
contribution of photos, documents, life stories, database etc, or any
comments or suggestions, are welcome!
Please Send Yohanan an email:
loeflery@netspace.net.au
This site is hosted at no cost
by
JewishGen, Inc., the Home
of Jewish
Genealogy. If you have been aided
by this site and wish to further our mission of preserving our history
for future generations, your JewishGen-erosity
is greatly appreciated.
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Compiled by
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1st of September 2012
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