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Zofyuvka
Ukraine

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• Alternate names: Zof'yuvka [Rus], Zofiowka [Yid], Zofjówka [Pol], Trokhymbrid [Ukr], Sofievka,Sofiivka, Sofiovka, Sofiyevka, Trochenbrod, Trochinbrod, Trokhinbrod, Trochimbrod, Trokhnibrod, Zofiówka, Zofiuvka

• Location: Ukraine, 50°55' N, 25°42' E, near the eastern border of Poland

• Nearest large city: Lutsk

Maps

• JewishGen Locality Page for Zofyuvka
  Includes a MapQuest map, a list of nearby Jewish communities, and a link to the JewishGen Resource Map for the region.
  
  
• Street map
  This map was created by survivors in Israel. The map is a representation of where the houses were located in Zofyuvka (Trochenbrod) and the neighboring town of Ignatovka (Lozisht). It shows the names of the families who lived in each house in the late 1930s. (Click the map one or two times to see a larger version.)
  

Pictures

• Old photos

• Recent photos
  

Databases

• JewishGen Locality Page for Zofyuvka
  Includes links to the following databases:
  
  
  • JewishGen Family Finder
    
    
  • A button to search the JewishGen Ukraine Database for Zofyuvka (Trochenbrod)
    
    
  • A button to search the entire JewishGen website for Zofyuvka (Trochenbrod)
    
    
  • Plus other information

Related Websites

• Ukraine SIG
  The special interest group for researching Jewish genealogy in the region of the former Russian Empire gubernias that are now part of Ukraine.

• 1929 Polish Business Directory listing

• Virtual Shtetl

• Online Yizkor Book (The Tree and Its Roots)
  In Hebrew and Yiddish, with a small section in English.

• Beit Tal
  The website of Beit Tal, the community of the survivors and their descendants in Israel. "TAL" stands for "Trochenbrod and Lozisht."
  
  
  • English version: http://www.bet-tal.com/objDoc.asp?PID=500565&OID=517822
    
    
  • Hebrew version: http://www.bet-tal.com/objDoc.asp?PID=70368&OID=500557

Compiled by Phyllis Grossman (phyllisg@msn.com)

          Last updated 14 January 2018

          Copyright © 2013 Phyllis Grossman