Shtetls > Ukraine > Korets
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Page coordinator Rachel Goodman
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Korets is a city in the Rovno district in Ukraine. (Ukrainian: Корець, Russian: Корец, Polish: Korzec, Yiddish: קאריץ Koritz)
Other names Koritz, Korec, Koric, Korzets, Korzhets, Korzysc Wikipedia JewishGen Nearby Towns and Cities
Kilikiyev 8 miles SW
Berezdiv 11 miles S Mezhyrichi 13 miles W Horodnytsya 14 miles NNE Krasnostav 15 miles S Annopol 16 miles SW Sosnove 17 miles NNW Novohrad Volynskyy 20 miles E Hoshcha 22 miles W Slavuta 26 miles SSW Tuchin 27 miles WNW Male Sedlishche 27 miles WNW Rohachiv 28 miles ESE Horynhrad 29 miles W Shepetivka 30 miles S |
History
Destruction
Archives
Projects
History
Destruction
Destruction
Ghetto in Hebrew (Yad Vashem)
Holocaust Killing Sites in Ukraine (TKF)
Interview (Youtube)
List of Jewish survivors (UCT Libraries)
Names of Holocaust victims (JewishGen)
Ghetto in Hebrew (Yad Vashem)
Holocaust Killing Sites in Ukraine (TKF)
Interview (Youtube)
List of Jewish survivors (UCT Libraries)
Names of Holocaust victims (JewishGen)
Archives
Index surnames from documents
Families lived in Korets
Families lived in Korets
Family trees from The museum of Jewish People
Projects
Our Korets plans for the Near Future Include:
• Obtaining records from a researcher, who has an access to the archives for the whole town of Korets. We will then make a list of all the surnames showing up in those record sets so you will know if your family surnames are on the lists. Please let us know if you are interested in helping our researcher to acquire the records.
• Constructing a tree that we can all have access to, which will show the links among our Korets and Berezdov families, in the present and in the past.
• We would also like to incorporate the names of individuals who are listed in:
o the Korets Yizkor book;
o at Yad Vashem;
o on Ellis Island and other entry cities (including Canadian sites, Israeli sites etc.
o Koretser societies and cemetery listings for Koretser society members in the US, Canada, Israel, Russia etc.
o Genealogical data sites;
o Anything you would like to contribute from the Korets Association of Israel. Please help us to create a beautiful page to Korets on this Tsal Kaplun Foundation site!
• Please contribute family stories and photos of Korets from the past and from your recent visits.
• Obtaining records from a researcher, who has an access to the archives for the whole town of Korets. We will then make a list of all the surnames showing up in those record sets so you will know if your family surnames are on the lists. Please let us know if you are interested in helping our researcher to acquire the records.
• Constructing a tree that we can all have access to, which will show the links among our Korets and Berezdov families, in the present and in the past.
• We would also like to incorporate the names of individuals who are listed in:
o the Korets Yizkor book;
o at Yad Vashem;
o on Ellis Island and other entry cities (including Canadian sites, Israeli sites etc.
o Koretser societies and cemetery listings for Koretser society members in the US, Canada, Israel, Russia etc.
o Genealogical data sites;
o Anything you would like to contribute from the Korets Association of Israel. Please help us to create a beautiful page to Korets on this Tsal Kaplun Foundation site!
• Please contribute family stories and photos of Korets from the past and from your recent visits.
Please let us know if you are interested in being involved with any of these projects! They can only happen with your help! Thank you for reading.
Recollections about Korets
Family stories
Publications
Old pictures
Family stories
A picture from the local museum
You can write up and add your family history too for this site!
Publications
Documentary "If I forget Korets..."
Holocaust survivor. Read online (part 2, pages 44-47 )
Jewish partisan Moshe Gildenman (Yad Vashem)
Yizkor book (JewishGen)
Jewish partisan Moshe Gildenman (Yad Vashem)
Yizkor book (JewishGen)
Old pictures
From JDC archive (around 1920)
Jewish bath
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Jewish hospital
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Synagogue
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Courtesy of Rivne Jewish Religious community
Town map (year 1886)
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New arrival:
Milrud family from Korets
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