Office), in Warsaw, Poland Death records: 1868–1892 – stored at the Central Archives of Historical Records (a.k.a. AGAD), in Warsaw, Poland Death records: 1893–1940; 1942 – stored at Urzad Stanu Cywilnego, Warszawie Archiwum (a.k.a. the Warsaw USC Office), in Warsaw, Poland Kehilla (Jewish community) records: 1924–1939 – stored at the State Archive of Ivano-Frankovsk Oblast, in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine Kehilla (Jewish community) records: 1933–1935 (Registry of local Zionist organization) – stored at the Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, in Lviv, Ukraine Holocaust records: 1941–1944 – stored at the State Archive of Ivano-Frankovsk Oblast, in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine Property records: 1785–1788; 1819–1820; 1847–1879 – stored at the Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, in Lviv, Ukraine Police and KGB records: 1920–1932 – stored at the State Archive of Ivano-Frankovsk Oblast, in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine All Galicia Database Search for Jewish Genealogy Records Gesher Galicia Nadworna Shtetl Research Group This is only a partial list of available records, and it only references records from the actual town of Nadvirna proper. There are also records available from the "Nadworna Poviat", which is the larger administrative district that included several smaller local villages. Note that records less than 100 years old stored in Poland — which in this case means either AGAD or the Warsaw USC office — are not open to the public due to strict Polish privacy laws. This does not affect records stored in Ukraine. Some of these vital records, particularly the ones stored at AGAD in Warsaw, have been microfilmed by the Mormons (LDS Church) and the microfilms are available to research at their Family History Centers, free of charge. People from Nadvirna in 1929, Volodymyr Luciv (Ukrainian: Володимир Луців) was born. He grew up to be a worldwide famous Bandurist and tenor. He now resides in London. Zygmunt Antkowiak – Polish historian and journalist Roman Korban – Polish athlete, olympian Jozef Oktawiec – Socialist politician, a deputy to the Polish Sejm in 1927. Jadwiga Woloszynska – Polish scientist, professor of biology. Mariyka Pidhiryanka – Ukrainian poet Manfred Joshua Sakel, Polish neurophysiologist, psychiatrist Abraham David ben Asher Anshel Buchach, rabbi Mordechai of Nadvorna, rabbi Olena Saiko – Sambo and judo international competitor International relations Twin towns — Sister cities Nadvirna is twinned with: Prudnik, Poland Krnov, Czech Republic See also Nadvorna (Hasidic dynasty) External links Detailed topographical map (in Russian) of Nadvirna and its surrounding towns Shtetl Nadworna – includes names of