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Prof. Michael Bazyler ( [email protected] ) 23 JULY 2021 PROPERTY ADDRESS # NAME LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE DATE OF APPLICATION DATE OF ISSUANCE DEADLINE (Warsaw at ul.) Kołowa 19 Abstawski, Feliks Warsaw, at ul. Madalińskiego 42 FF/16 (formerly marked: reg. “Kolonia Jasiówka” 24 May 1949 22 January 2021 22 June 2021 (Abstawski, Janina) apartment No. 9 reg. No. W-1651 plot 85) Kołowa 19 Abstawski, Janina Warsaw, at ul. Szpitalna 8 FF/16 (formerly marked: reg. “Kolonia Jasiówka” 24 May 1949 22 January 2021 22 June 2021 (Abstawski, Feliks) apartment No. 16 reg. No. W-1651 plot 85) Brzeska 13 Aleksander Borkowski false Aron Warsaw, at ul. Brukowa 30 S/1 (formerly marked: real estate No. 163 in 16 February 1949 14 December 2018 14 June 2019 Gurfinkiel apartment No. 15 Warsaw Praga) Alter, Szulim (Kobryner, Bolesław attorney) Chocimska 22 FF/8 Łódź, at ul. Narutowicza 25 18 June 1948 22 January 2021 22 June 2021 (as indicated in the application) a heir (formerly marked: “reg. No. 8298”) to Józef Wulf-Brand Handlowa 66 Andrzejewska, Jadwiga Warsaw, at ul. Handlowa 66 JJ/11 (formerly marked: “Nieruchomość w m.st. 28 July 1963 23 July 2021 23 January 2022 (Andrzejewski, Wincenty) apartment No. 1 Warszawie Nr. 3276 Praga”) Handlowa 66 Andrzejewski, Wincenty Warsaw, at ul. Handlowa 66 JJ/11 (formerly marked: “Nieruchomość w m.st. 28 July 1963 23 July 2021 23 January 2022 (Andrzejewska, Jadwiga) apartment No. 1 Warszawie Nr. 3276 Praga”) Grajewska 3 Aniela Zalewska (formerly marked: “Nieruchomość w HH/3 (Antoni Woydakowski and Kazimiera Address of residence unknown 16 February 1949 5 March 2021 5 September 2021 mieście Warszawie na Pradze pod N. Woydakowska) 2229”) ul. Baboszewska 2 Anuszewska, Florentyna II/2 (formerly marked: reg. “Nieruchomość w Address of residence unknown 30 May 1957 28 April 2021 28 October 2021 (Anuszewski, Stanisław) mieście Warszawie pod N. 11683”) ul. Baboszewska 2 Warsaw, at ul. Naruszewicza 21 II/2 Anuszewski, Stanisław (formerly marked: reg. “Nieruchomość w 20 April 1949 28 April 2021 28 October 2021 apartment No. 5 mieście Warszawie pod N. 11683”) Żymirskiego Wrocław, at ul. Elizy Orzeszkowej JJ/26 Badurowa, Maria (formerly marked: “nieruchomość N 4999 16 February 1949 23 July 2021 23 January 2022 33 apartment No. 6 w Warszawie na Pradze”) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Barbara Mathia Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Barbara Mathia Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Daniela Kosowska Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Daniela Kosowska Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Helena Osmólska Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Prof. Michael Bazyler ( [email protected] ) 23 JULY 2021 Szczęśliwicka 19 (formerly marked: Kolonia Emfiteutyczna H/9 Bajorek, Helena Osmólska Address of residence unknown 12 October 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 we wsi Czyste No. 441/49” reg. No. W- 2341, plot No. 1) Księżnej Anny 18 Warsaw, at ul. Grochowska 255 JJ/14 Bakuła, Rozalia (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” rej. 21 February 1949 23 July 2021 23 January 2022 apartment No. 14 hip. W-2193 część działki nr 7) Bracka 10 K/2 Balukiewiczówna, Maria Irena (formerly marked: reg. No. Address of residence unknown 2 January 1948 12 March 2018 12 September 2018 1271 A) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at C/6 Banasiewicz, Czesław (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 ul. Ks. Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at ul. Ks. C/6 Banasiewicz, Czesław (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 31 December 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at ul. Ks. C/6 Banasiewicz, Lucjan (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at ul. Ks. C/6 Banasiewicz, Lucjan (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 31 December 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at ul. Ks. C/6 Banasiewicz, Zofia (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 26 April 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) ul. Dźwińska 10, Radość near Warsaw at ul. Ks. C/6 Banasiewicz, Zofia (formerly marked: “Kolonia Utrata” hip. 31 December 1946 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 Skorupki 14 No. W – 2193 plot 17) Hrubieszowska 5 K/8 Baranowska, Stefania Łódź, at ul. Grabowa 3 24 June 1947 12 March 2018 12 September 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 5467) Bartczak, Tomasz (attorney for Szaserów corner of ul. Garwolińska G/21 Domoracki, Bronisław, Aleksander, (formerly marked: “Dobra Florentynów Warsaw, at ul. Tyszkiewicza 11 25 May 1949 19 September 2017 19 March 2018 and Wacław) reg. No. 2433”) Brylowska and Sławińska Warsaw, at ul. Karola Wójcika A/7 Bartnicka, Aleksandra (formerly marked: “Kolonia we wsi Czyste (previous: ul. Szeroka) 8 27 April 1949 22 February 2017 22 August 2017 No. 490,” W- 249 plot No. 3) apartment 13 Baryła, Edward Cześnikowska 1 A/12 (with co-owners Edward and Marianna (formerly marked: “Kolonia w Sielcach No. Address of residence unknown 12 May 1949 22 February 2017 22 August 2017 Grüning) 5-b 30,” W- 1274) ul. Grodziska 9 (formerly marked: “Emfiteutyczna Kolonia Warsaw at ul. Złota 73 apartment C/7 Basiak, Władysław 23 February 1948 26 April 2017 26 October 2017 we wsi Wola dominion No. 778 and 46 communal No. 133” hip. No. W-1851) Nowy Zjazd 7 Baumitter Stein, Julia (maiden name: K/16 (formerly marked: “Osada Mokotów No. Nowy Zjazd 7 apartment No. 35a 20 September 1948 12 March 2018 12 September 2018 Funk) 4D” reg. No. W-879) Warsaw, commune of Wawer, at Pańska 84 J/5 Baumritter, Ignacy ul. 7 February 1948 31 January 2018 31 July 2018 (formerly marked: reg. no. 1230) Świerczewskiego 48 Prochowa 30 Bek, Stanisława (signed as Stanisława Warsaw, at ul. Wielka 26 BB/3 (formerly marked: “Osada Teofilówka N 13 September 1949 7 December 2019 7 June 2020 Bekowa) apartment No. 9 or Prochowa 30 18 Reg. No. W-1711 plot No. 3”) Prof. Michael Bazyler ( [email protected] ) 23 JULY 2021 Prochowa 30 Bek, Stanisława (signed as Stanisława Warsaw, at ul. Wielka 26 BB/3 (formerly marked: “Osada Teofilówka N 13 September 1949 7 December 2019 7 June 2020 Bekowa) apartment No. 9 or Prochowa 30 18 Reg. No. W-1711 plot No. 3”) Prochowa 30 (formerly marked: “Osada Warsaw, at ul. Wielka 26 BB/3 Bekowa, Stanisława 13 September 1949 7 December 2019 7 June 2020 Teofilówka N 18 Reg. No. W-1711 plot No. apartment No. 9 or Prochowa 30 3”) Prochowa 30 Warsaw, at ul. Wielka 26 BB/3 Bekowa, Stanisława (formerly marked: “Osada Teofilówka N 13 September 1949 7 December 2019 7 June 2020 apartment No. 9 or Prochowa 30 18 Reg. No. W-1711 plot No. 3”) Nowolipie 16 Warsaw at ul. Próchnika 8A F/2 Berezowska, Maria Konstancja Sas 23 November 1948 27 July 2017 27 January 2018 (formerly marked: reg. 2417) apartment 283 Barkocińska Warsaw, at ul. Radzymińska 56 H/2 Bertman, Estera 16 February 1949 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 2654 - Praga) apartment no. 7 Barkocińska Warsaw, at ul. Radzymińska 56 H/2 Bertman, Estera 16 February 1949 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 2654 - Praga) apartment no. 7 Opoczyńska 13 I/1 Białkowski, Ludwik (formerly marked: Osada Zofiówka No. Warsaw, at ul. Narbutta 53 16 February 1949 22 December 2017 22 June 2018 213” reg. No. W-2730) Prosta 9 H/7 Bibrych, Karol (married Kirsz) Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 8 September 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 11821) Prosta 9 H/7 Bibrych, Karol (married Kirsz) Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 8 September 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 11821) Prosta 9 H/7 Bibrych, Wanda (married Kirsz) Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 8 September 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 11821) Prosta 9 H/7 Bibrych, Wanda (married Kirsz) Łódź, at ul. Pomorska 55 8 September 1948 23 November 2017 23 May 2018 (formerly marked: reg. No. 11821) Pratulińska 53 Warsaw, at Al. Stalina 18, U/5 Bielecka, Vera (formerly marked: “Plot No. 1 of Paulines’ 16 February 1949 15 March 2019 15 September 2019 present Al. Ujazdowskie Settlement marked reg. No. 2428”) Karolkowa 54 formerly 62 J/3 Błońska, Zofia (formerly marked: Warsaw real estate No. Ropczyce 19 November 1948 31 January 2018 31 July 2018 6285) Karolkowa 54 O/2 Błońska, Zofia (formerly marked: reg. No. 1147 letter D- Ropczyce 19 November 1948 20 July 2018 20 January 2019 V) Błońska, Zofia, Boguszewskiej Ropczyce near Rzeszów, A/6 (Guardian of Biberstein-Błońska, (formerly marked: “Kolonia No.
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