Directory for the Municipality of Czernowitz for the Year 1936 - Courtesy of the Czernowitz Regional Archives

Adresses - EXCEL datasheet (33,094 datasets)

Index "Yellow Pages"

Streets

Trade

Industry

Telephone

Interior

Justice

Education

Communications

Agriculture

Finance

Labor

Commerce

Religion

Freelancers

In order to make the listing useful and searchable, please read the following carefully:

• Surnames: The diversity of spelling for the names may cause difficulties, for example "Schwarzmann" could be listed as "Schwarzman" or "Svartman" or any other variation. Romanian diacritics have not been used, so please keep looking for different spellings.
• Given names: The same problem applies to the given names, for example "Schloime" became "Sloime", "Elias" became "Ilie", "Mechel" became "Mihai", etc. Again, Romanian diacritics have not been used, so please keep looking for different spellings.
• Occupations: JewishGen generously released the listing "Romanian Occupation Definitions - English Translations", which we have made available for download (see below). JewishGen notes "Some of these [occupation definitions] are archaic or obscure terms, no longer current. Romanian diacritics have not been used. Please note that the Romanian terms have been entered exactly as the clerks wrote them in [1936]. They are therefore subject to any mis-spellings, etc., that they might have used at that time…". Click here for the PDF listing of English Translations for the Romanian Occupations Definitions.
• Streets: This column differentiates between (ro./en./ger.) cale = avenue = Chaussee, drum = way = Weg, fundatura = dead end street = Sackgasse, piata = place = Platz, poteca = pathway = Pfad, strada = street = Straße [Gasse].