- all
streets received German names. In 1941 the town
itself was
renamed Krenau.
Jewish residents were
resettled to a ghetto,
created in 1941. It was not...
-
renamed DWM, and
Fablok in Chrzanów
renamed Oberschlesische Lokomotivwerke Krenau as well as the
locomotive parts factory Bab****-Zieleniewski in Sosnowiec...
-
Cegielski – Poznań: 314
units (forced labor)
Oberschlesische Lokfabrik Krenau, Chrzanów (occupied Poland),
German takeover of
Polish manufacturer Fablok:...
-
Landkreis Beuthen-Tarnowitz
Landkreis Bielitz Landkreis Kattowitz Landkreis Krenau Landkreis Ilkenau Landkreis Pless Landkreis Rybnik Landkreis Saybusch Landkreis...
- G.
Chrzanow (1939–1941) and from 1941 as
Oberschlesische Lokomotivwerke Krenau.
Klemens Stefan Sielecki together with his
colleagues from the technical...
-
renamed DWM, and
Fablok in Chrzanów
renamed Oberschlesische Lokomotivwerke Krenau producing engines Ty37 and Pt31 (designed in Poland), as well as the locomotive...
- and
turned its
workforce into
forced labour.
Oberschlesische Lokfabrik Krenau took over
Polish manufacturer Fablok and used
forced labour under threat...
-
Beitsch Bochnia Bokhnya Бохня
Salzberg באכניא Chrzanów
Khshaniv Хшанів
Krenau (1941–1945) קשאנוב
Dukla Duklia Дукля
Dukla דיקלא Dynów
Dyniv Динів Dühnhof...
- 1939 were
Sosnowiec (Sosnowitz), Będzin (Bendzin, Bendsburg), Chrzanów (
Krenau), and
Zawiercie (Warthenau)
counties and
parts of
Olkusz (Ilkenau) and Żywiec...
- Krems: Křemže Kremsier: Kroměříž
Kremusch (Krzemusch): Křemýž, p. of Ohníč
Krenau: Křenov, p. of Kájov Kreppenschläger: Křeplice, now
Prachatice Kresane:...
