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The Award-Winning Publication of the Double Issue December 2007 Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia Vol. 26, No. 2/3 BABIAK - WHAT HAPPENED by Wolf Karo My father’s hometown was Babiak, a very small village in what was called Congress Poland. After World War I, it was part of Poland. In the early 1930s, when I was a boy, I visited Babiak. To get there from Germany was not simple. The train from Berlin dropped you off in Bedzin. From there, you took a bus to Kolo, which I think was the county seat. In Kolo, you hire a droschke (a wagon drawn by three horses) and a driver. From Kolo, it was only 18 kilometers to Babiak. Later we heard that there was talk about construction of a railroad to connect the city of Gdansk (Danzig) with Warsaw by way of Kolo. The town square of Babiak sported a huge cross. It’s Jewish population probably consisted of 300 or so souls. Actually, I suspect that the non-Jewish population was not much larger. My step-grandfather, Avraham Hanc, owned the large Poznanski General Store on the main street. The two-story residence was attached to the store. In back was the outhouse and I can still remember the aroma of the chloralkalai (for my fellow chemists, the disinfectant used was calcium hypochloride). On a more pleasant note, around the corner was Kuczynski’s kosher bakery. The smell of breads, chalahs, and bagels as they came out of the gigantic oven was wonderful. And, to a small city boy like me, it was a surprise to see that milk did not come from a factory pre-packed in bottles. Continued on page 18 TABLE OF CONTENTS Babiak - What Happened, Wolf Karo 1 Annual Membership Dues – Jan. 1 to Dec. 31: President’s Message , Fred Blum 3 All contributions and dues are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. Make checks payable to JGSGP and mail to the address below. Upcoming General Meetings 3 Include your zip+4 code. 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