Siedlce (Poland)
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Information for Authority record
Name (Hebrew)
שדליץ (פולין)
Name (Latin)
Siedlce (Poland)
Other forms of name
Sedl'tse (Poland)
Sedlce (Poland)
Shedlits (Poland)
Shedlitz (Poland)
Syedlets (Poland)
Shedlishtsʹeh, Poland
Shedlets (Poland)
שעדליץ (פולין)
סידלס (פולין)
Coordinates
022.2207208 022.3327240 052.1958223 052.1274696 (gooearth )
Associated country
Poland
Sources of Information
- Col. gazSiedlce (Russian Sedlets, city (2002 population 76,656), E Poland, 55 mi/89 km E of Warsaw; Became a town in 16th century; passed (18th century) to Austria and (1815) to Russian Poland; was capital of Sedlets government; returned to Poland in 1921; Before World War II, population was 40% Jewish)
- Kaspi, I. Megilath peraʻoth Shedliẓ, 1947.
- Mapa Polski online, Mar. 18, 2008(Siedlce; 52°10ʹN 22°16ʹE; in woj. mazowieckie, pow. Siedlce, gm. Siedlce; lists 7 other places with the same name)
- Memorial book of the community of Siedlce (Siedlce, Poland), 2022:page viii (Shedlitz [Yid], Shedlits, Shedlets, Sedl'tse, Sedlce)
- Mer. web. geoSiedlce (also Syedlets; Commune, NE cen. Poland, ab. 55 mi. (88 km.) ESE of Warsaw; received town rights c. 1547; to Austria 1795 in Third Partition of Poland; part of Grand Duchy of Warsaw 1807-15 and then to Russia until 1918; site nearby of German concentration camps in WWII)
- NGA geonames server, viewed April 23, 2024(Siedlce, populated place; Poland, Mazowieckie; Latitude (DD) 52.168215; Longitude (DD) 22.277296; variant:Sedl'tse)
- Kaspi, I.Megilath peraʻoth Shedliẓ, 1947.
- Sefer yizkor li-ḳehilat Shedlels, 1956:p. 7 (Shedlets)