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Cover of the Polish newspaper Trybuna Ludu. August 10, 1981.

The newspapers of Poland are a crucial source for genealogical research, especially given the country’s complex history of partitions, border changes, and population movements. Local publications document everyday life, birth and death announcements, and regional developments. These are especially useful for tracking Jewish, German, and Slavic ancestry in areas once under Austro-Hungarian, Prussian, or Russian control. Newspapers can supplement parish and civil records, often noting emigration, estate sales, and family milestones. Whether researching a 19th-century noble family or tracing post-war displacement, Polish newspaper archives provide rich context and personal details that help bring ancestors’ lives into focus.

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APA citation (7th Ed.)

Maor Malul. (2025, May 18). *Poland newspaper records index*. MyHeritage Wiki. https://www.myheritage.com/wiki/Poland_newspaper_records_index