Unforgettable. Płock 1940

In the State Archives in Płock, in the archival collection Zarząd miasta Płock [Management of the Town of Płock], preserved is a notebook titled “Personenstandsaufnahme der in der Stadt Plock wohnenden Juden” – a register of Jews living in Płock, dated November 20, 1940. Based on this, we have prepared a database that we hope will be helpful, among other things, in your genealogical research. The database includes data such as first name, last name, year of birth, and residential address – street name and number. At that time, Płock used street names introduced by the German occupiers:

Bahnstrasse – Kolejowa Street

Breite Strasse – Szeroka Street

Dohm Strasse – Tumska Street

Dt. Eylauer Strasse – Bielska Street

Erich-Koch-Strasse – Kolegialna Street

Feuerstrasse – Strażacka Street

Fischerstrasse – Rybaki Street

Hermann-Göring-Strasse – Sienkiewicza Street

Horst-Wessel-Platz – Old Market Square

Königsberger Strasse – Królewiecka Street

Pechstrasse – Niecała Street

Schönerer Strasse – Jerozolimska Street

Sportstrasse – Sportowa Street

Stürmerstrasse – Synagogalna Street

Tilsiter Platz – Old Market Square

Töpferstrasse – Zduńska Street

Wyschogroder Strasse – Wyszogrodzka Street

The project was implemented in 2026 in connection with the 85th anniversary of the deportation of Jews from the Ghetto in Płock.

The database was prepared by Mieczysław Nowak.