Czestochowa Radomsko Area Research Group

Revenue, expenses, and employee compensationIRS Form 990 totals for revenue, expenses, and employee compensation (salaries, other compensation, and employee benefits).

Mission Statement

Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group (CRARG) finds and translates archival records from the late 1700s to the 1940s for Jews who lived in Czestochowa, Dzialoszyn, Gidle, Gowarczow, Janow, Kamiensk, Kielce, Klobuck, Koniecpol, Konskie, Kromolow, Krzepice, Lelow, Mstow, Nowa Brzeznica, Opoczno, Pajeczno, Pilica, Piotrkow Trybunalski, Plawno, Praszka, Przedborz, Przyrow, Radomsko, Radoszyce, Rozprza, Secemin, Sulmierzyce, Szczekociny, Wielun, Wloszczowa, Wodzislaw, Wolbrom, Zarki, and many smaller towns nearby, with more than 1.9 million records so far. CRARG finds, translates, and makes searchable a wide variety of Jewish records, including birth, marriage, death, burial, tombstone, synagogue, books of residents, 1790s census records, military draft, emigration, immigration, identity card, voter, craftsmen, taxes, kahal, business, Holocaust forced labor (including Hasag), Holocaust martyr, Holocaust survivor, police, deportation, and ghetto registration.