Krystynopol Links
The All Poland Database searches several databases for shtetl records.
If you would like to search the JewishGen web pages for even more references, try the JewishGen Ultraseek search engine.
You may find some additional Krystynopol records at the Routes to Roots Foundation. Enter "Chervonograd" in the town name search box.
This is another history of Krystynopol which has been translated from Hebrew. The source is Pinkas Hakehillot Polin, Volume II, pages 494 to 495.
Mr. Logan Kleinwaks has developed an excellent search engine for some online historical directories. The Poland and Danzig business directories are especially helpful.
Please consider joining Gesher Galicia if you are not a member.
The book Mały król na Rusi i jego stolica Krystynopol, written in 1939, is a history of Krystynopol that concentrates on the Potocki family. This is a large download (66 MB).
This web site outlines the family tree of Rabbi Meir Kristianpoller (1740-1815), the Av Beit Din of Krystynopol and Brody.
Here is a screenshot of a 1920s phone book entry.
Follow krystynopol.info for frequently updated articles about Krystynopol. This is the website through Google Translate, and here is the Facebook page.
Krystynopol.info has a fine article about the main synagogue.
This page was created by B. Hapner (click here to email me). I am looking for more photographs, stories and information to post.
Copyright ©2008-2024
The All Poland Database searches several databases for shtetl records.
If you would like to search the JewishGen web pages for even more references, try the JewishGen Ultraseek search engine.
You may find some additional Krystynopol records at the Routes to Roots Foundation. Enter "Chervonograd" in the town name search box.
This is another history of Krystynopol which has been translated from Hebrew. The source is Pinkas Hakehillot Polin, Volume II, pages 494 to 495.
Mr. Logan Kleinwaks has developed an excellent search engine for some online historical directories. The Poland and Danzig business directories are especially helpful.
Please consider joining Gesher Galicia if you are not a member.
The book Mały król na Rusi i jego stolica Krystynopol, written in 1939, is a history of Krystynopol that concentrates on the Potocki family. This is a large download (66 MB).
This web site outlines the family tree of Rabbi Meir Kristianpoller (1740-1815), the Av Beit Din of Krystynopol and Brody.
Here is a screenshot of a 1920s phone book entry.
Follow krystynopol.info for frequently updated articles about Krystynopol. This is the website through Google Translate, and here is the Facebook page.
Krystynopol.info has a fine article about the main synagogue.
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This page was created by B. Hapner (click here to email me). I am looking for more photographs, stories and information to post.
Copyright ©2008-2024