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About Bartecki Grzegorz
Expertise
Information about worth to see places, tourist attractions, suggestions for tour ideas to Poland.

Experience
travel agent since 1997, licenced tour leader since 1998 in Poland, chairman of local Cycling Association in 2000-2002,

Organizations
Cycling Association, tour leaders association in Opole,

Education/Credentials
2002 - Master Degree 2000 - Bechelor Degree 1997 - High school of Tourism and Hospitality in Opole, Poland

Awards and Honors
chairman of local Cycling Association 2000-2002, chairman of tour leaders association in Opole 1999-2001,

Past/Present Clients
international clients, working as a incoming travel consultant

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Poland - Grandmother's last name

Expert: Bartecki Grzegorz - 1/10/2009

Question
I have been trying to find information on my grandmother who was born in the late 1800's. I'm not sure if she was born in Poland, but was told her last name was STRUASKA and that she was Polish. Can you tell me if there are any Struaska's living in Poland and, if it is indeed a Polish name?
Thanks so much for your time.

Answer
Hello,
thank you for your e-mail and request. Your grandmother's name Struaska may be a Polish name. The ending - ska or -ski is typical for Polish name, but I couldn't find anyone in Poland with the same name. In my opinion your grandmother's name probably could be a different a bit, like "Struławska" or something similar. If you can't find any original documents it may be hard to set it finally, anyway it seams like your grandmother comes from Poland.

best regards
Grzegorz Bartecki
www.excitingpoland.com

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