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City of Warsaw Notices, Batches 1(A) – 8(H) Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 CITY OF WARSAW NOTICES, BATCHES 1(A) – 8(H) PROPERTY ADDRESS LAST KNOWN DATE OF DATE OF # NAME DEADLINE (Warsaw at ul.) RESIDENCE APPLICATION ISSUANCE Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Barbara Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Mathia unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Barbara Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Mathia unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Daniela Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Kosowska unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Daniela Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Kosowska unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Helena Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Osmólska unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Bajorek, Helena Address of residence 12 October 23 November 23 May H/9 Emfiteutyczna we wsi Czyste Osmólska unknown 1948 2017 2018 No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at C/6 Banasiewicz, Czesław 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 2017 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at 31 December C/6 Banasiewicz, Czesław 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 1946 2017 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at C/6 Banasiewicz, Lucjan 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 2017 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at 31 December C/6 Banasiewicz, Lucjan 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 1946 2017 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at C/6 Banasiewicz, Zofia 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 2017 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, 26 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Radość near Warsaw at 31 December C/6 Banasiewicz, Zofia 26 April 2017 October Utrata” hip. No. W – 2193 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 1946 2017 plot 17) Bartczak, Tomasz Szaserów corner of ul. 19 (attorney for Domoracki, Garwolińska Warsaw, at ul. 19 March G/21 25 May 1949 September Bronisław, Aleksander, (formerly marked: “Dobra Tyszkiewicza 11 2018 2017 and Wacław) Florentynów reg. No. 2433”) Brylowska and Sławińska Warsaw, at ul. Karola (formerly marked: “Kolonia 22 february 22 August A/7 Bartnicka, Aleksandra Wójcika (previous: ul. 27 April 1949 we wsi Czyste No. 490,” W- 2017 2017 Szeroka) 8 apartment 13 249 plot No. 3) Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 Cześnikowska 1 Baryła, Edward (formerly marked: “Kolonia Address of residence 22 february 22 August A/12 (with co-owners Edward 12 May 1949 w Sielcach No. 5-b 30,” W- unknown 2017 2017 and Marianna Grüning) 1274) ul. Grodziska 9, (formerly marked: 26 “Emfiteutyczna Kolonia we Warsaw at ul. Złota 73 23 february C/7 Basiak, Władysław 26 April 2017 October wsi Wola dominion No. 778 apartment 46 1948 2017 and communal No. 133” hip. No. W-1851) Nowolipie 16, Berezowska, Maria Warsaw at ul. Próchnika 23 November 27 january F/2 (formerly marked: reg. 27 july 2017 Konstancja Sas 8A apartment 283 1948 2018 2417) Barkocińska Warsaw, at ul. 16 february 23 November 23 May H/2 Bertman, Estera (formerly marked: reg. No. Radzymińska 56 1949 2017 2018 2654 - Praga) apartment no. 7 Barkocińska Warsaw, at ul. 16 february 23 November 23 May H/2 Bertman, Estera (formerly marked: reg. No. Radzymińska 56 1949 2017 2018 2654 - Praga) apartment no. 7 Prosta 9 Bibrych, Karol 8 September 23 November 23 May H/7 (formerly marked: reg. No. Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 (married Kirsz) 1948 2017 2018 11821) Prosta 9 Bibrych, Karol 8 September 23 November 23 May H/7 (formerly marked: reg. No. Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 (married Kirsz) 1948 2017 2018 11821) Prosta 9 Bibrych, Wanda 8 September 23 November 23 May H/7 (formerly marked: reg. No. Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 (married Kirsz) 1948 2017 2018 11821) Prosta 9 Bibrych, Wanda 8 September 23 November 23 May H/7 (formerly marked: reg. No. Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 (married Kirsz) 1948 2017 2018 11821) Błońska, Zofia, Boguszewskiej Ropczyce near (formerly marked: “Kolonia 22 february 22 August A/6 (Guardian of Rzeszów, Secondary 12 May 1948 No. 722/136 we wsi Wola,” 2017 2017 Biberstein-Błońska, School W-1923 plots No. 4 and 5) Agnieszka Stefania) Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 Elekcyjna 71 (formerly marked: “Nieruchomość Emfiteutyczna kolonia we 19 Warsaw, at ul. Bracka 13 December 19 March G/4 Błoński, Władysław wsi Koło No. dominal 324A, September 23, apartment No. 58 1948 2018 B and 334B, No. communal 2017 106A, B and 105B, reg. No. W-697 in Warsaw”) Bartycka Bobowska, Ludwika 29 (formerly marked: “Kolonia Łódź at ul. Żeromskiego 29 March B/2 8 March 1948 September Siekierki Działy I-V” plot 62 61 apartment 19 2017 Maiden name: Raszke 2017 of division V block IV) Bartycka 29 Bobowski,feliks (formerly marked: “Kolonia Łódź at ul. Żeromskiego 29 March B/2 8 March 1948 September Grzegorz Siekierki Działy I-V” plot 62 61 apartment 19 2017 2017 of division V block IV) Nadwiślańska Breitner, Ludwik (formerly marked: “Kolonia Łódź, at ul. Piotrkowska 16 february 22 february 22 August A/30 Kazimierz Bródno No. 25a,” W-101, 123 1949 2017 2017 plot 104a) Pływacka 8 Warsaw, at ul. 22 february 22 August A/35 Brodzka, józefa (formerly marked: “hip. Poznańska 37 apartment 10 june 1948 2017 2017 14258”) 15 Brzuski, St. “Zakłady Wyprawiania i Farbowania Futer – Szlenkierów 12 11 january 23 November 23 May H/11 Zjednoczeni Fachowcy (formerly marked: Warsaw Warsaw, at ul. Błękitna 1949 2017 2018 H. Brzuski, fr. Real Estate N6612) 59 Buchheim i M. Heinwurd” Brzuski, St. “Zakłady Wyprawiania i Farbowania Futer – Szlenkierów 12 11 january 23 November 23 May H/11 Zjednoczeni Fachowcy (formerly marked: Warsaw Warsaw, at ul. Błękitna 1949 2017 2018 H. Brzuski, fr. Real Estate N6612) 59 Buchheim i M. Heinwurd” Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 Białobrzeska 23, 26 Warsaw at ul. Nowy 19 October C/3 Bursztyn, Abraham (formerly marked: hip. 26 April 2017 October Świat 41 apartment 11 1949 12967) 2017 ul. Grodziska 9, (formerly marked: 26 Cerańska, Katarzyna “Emfiteutyczna Kolonia we Warsaw at ul. Złota 73 23 february C/7 26 April 2017 October Sylwestra wsi Wola dominion No. 778 apartment 46 1948 2017 and communal No. 133” hip. No. W-1851) Radomska 17 Chmielewska, Address of residence 14 february 22 february 22 August A/40 (formerly marked: “hip. No. Bronisława unknown. 1949 2017 2017 7236” and planned 7314) Karolkowa 70 on the corner Chmielewska, joanna of ul. Leszno Warsaw, at ul. foksal 15 18 October 22 february 22 August A/19 Sabina (formerly marked: No. hip. apartment 30 1948 2017 2017 6968) Karolkowa 70 on the corner Chmielewski, Sylwin of ul. Leszno Warsaw, at ul. foksal 15 18 October 22 february 22 August A/19 Kazimierz (formerly marked: No. hip. apartment 30 1948 2017 2017 6968) Radomska 17 Będzin, at ul. 14 february 22 february 22 August A/40 Chmielewski, Tadeusz (formerly marked: “hip. No. Waryńskiego 8 1949 2017 2017 7236” and planned 7314) Krochmalna 48 Warsaw, at ul. Chmieliński, Wacław (formerly marked: 19 january E/4 Jugosłowiańska 13 13 May 1948 19 july 2017 (for Halina Irena Geyer) “Nieruchomość Warszawska 2018 apartment no. 5 No. 926 G”) Okrężna and ul. Chmurski, Antoni Żegiestowska (ul. Okrężna 19 Katowice, at ul. Rybnicka 16 february 19 March G/17 71) September (attorney for Rose, 7 1949 2018 (formerly marked: “reg. No. 2017 Edward and Izabella) 8046”) Katowice, at ul. 4 October 19 january E/3 Chodakowska, Eugenia Jasińskiego, reg. no. 5608 Powstańców 24 19 july 2017 1949 2018 apartment no. 3 Prof. Michael Bazyler ([email protected]) 26 November 2017 Csaky, Ryszard ul. Kaszubska 13, Attorney’s office in 26 (formerly marked: “Osada Warsaw at ul. 16 february C/9 26 April 2017 October Attorney of Sielce N5K” hip. No. NW – Poznańska 21 apartment 1949 2017 Cybe, Marianna 1291) 54 Csaky, Ryszard ul. Kaszubska 13, Attorney’s office in 26 (formerly marked: “Osada Warsaw at ul. 16 february C/9 26 April 2017 October (Attorney of Sielce N5K” hip. No. NW – Poznańska 21 apartment 1949 2017 Cybe, Henryk Eligjusz) 1291) 54 Potocka 60 corner of ul. Csaky, Ryszard (for Marii Kazimiery Warsaw, at ul. 5 january 19 january E/6 Marianna and Henryk (formerly marked: real Poznańska 21 apartment 19 july 2017 1949 2018 Eligjusz Cybe) estate reg. no. 13150 and no. 54 no. 13151) Warsaw at designed street located between ul. Bartycka and ul. Podchorążych, (formerly marked: “Kolonia Warsaw at ul. 26 Siekierki A Divisions I, II, III, C/2 Czupryniewicz, Barbara Śniadeckich 19 24 May 1949 26 April 2017 October IV and V” plot No.
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