Stankov

The following info is from Wikipedia unless otherwise noted. Stankov is located in the district of Domazlice, whereas Geni places it in the Klatovsky district. The town has an origin that dates to at least 1233. It has halfway between Pilsen and Domazlice in Bohemia within the Czech Republic. As of 2006, it has 3100 inhabitants and has no major employers. Stankov is about 30 km to Klatovy 28 km to Plzen and 24 km to Domazlice. I, Tony Hausner, had jewish ancestors, the Blochs, who moved to Stankov in the 1860s from Osvracin which is fairly nearby. They moved their rag business between the towns to improve their business according to a Osvracin register, which was dated 1922, but covered the period of time that included at least 1860-1922. The following information was reported in a paper prepared by Hönig & Müller, Genealogy Research, Prague, Czech Republic. The Jewish community was seated here since 1892 (transfered from Puclice). There was a private house with prayer room. In 1910, there were 17 Jews in Staňkov, in 1930 only 2 people. In 1931, Stankov merged with Domazlice Jewish community. The cemetery in Puclice served the Jewish populations for the towns of Nyrany, Stankov, Nahosice, Osvracín as none of the towns had a large enough Jewish population to support a cemetery for each town. .

There is a writeup about the town in german in Hugo Gold's book

Jews and Jewish Communities of Bohemia (Hugo Gold; 1934)

image 615 {h4} Source: Kramerius Digital Library, National Library of the Czech Republic

Geschichte der Juden in Stankau. Bearbeitet von Jaroslav Polák-Rokycana, Prag. D ie isr. K.G. Stankau (městys Staňkov) wurde im J. 1870 gegründet; früher war in dem nahen Dorfe Putzlitz ein Synagogenverein, der dort-selbst auch eine schöne Synagoge erbaut hatte. Heute ist von der sehr zahlreichen Gemeinde nur noch eine einzige Judenfamilie verblieben, welche nach der Auflösung der K. G. die Synagoge erwarb und bewohnt. Es ist jedoch sehr zweifelhaft, ob auch die Kinder dieses „letzten Juden von Putzlitz" dort wohnen werden und so dürfte auch dieses Gottes• haus, wie so viele andere in Böhmen, profanen Zwecken anheimfallen. Die K. G. S. (Ger ...

If anyone cares to translate, I would welcome such.

google tranlate says

History of Jews in Stankau. Edited by Jaroslav Polák Rokycana, Prague. The isr. K. G. S t a k a n u (městys Staňkov) was Founded in the year 1870, was formerly in the near P village utzlitz a synagogue association, there even built a beautiful synagogue te. Today is of the very numerous community only a single Jewish family remained, after which the resolution of K. G. earned the synagogue and inhabited. However, it is very doubtful whether even the children of this "last Jews of Putzlitz" there will live and all but this God house, like so many others in Bohemia, profane Purposes fall prey. The KGS (Ger Misc Horšovský Týn) is from formed following communities: Putzlitz, Neuhof, Großmalova, Elztyn, in other places of the Ger Misc today there are no more Jews. In J. 1893 was Josef K. L uria Vorst The current cult Head Emanuel Wi lhelm provides this honor Office since 1915 in selfless manner. The K. G. P does not have a church, but since some 50 years, only two large rooms in rent. Many years were here Rabb. Leopold L e d e r e r and Jacob S a t t l e r as Rabb. and teacher. His successor in office, Dr. Simon Ad l e r was found to operate here in the years 1915-1918 and ago at the K. G. Prague as an archivist and professor fessor at the local middle schools dignified employment. Since then, the rabbis no longer in K. G. you ask. The Board of the Chevra Kadisha in S. Sig mouth-S c h l e i n e r ß. Was under his care of over a hundred years old israel. Cemetery in set as best and to an extraordinary Field acquisition expands. Previously (to J. 1890) was one p Filialge municipality of Bischofteinitz (Horšovský Týn); at 31st March 1890 this community was by law Affili (§ 8, 1890) from the KG D (Domažlice) amended. Emanuel Wilhelm In places many years ago there was a Jewish Elementary school, which was, however, abandoned. The Reason is simple due to the decline of Jews in S. explained: In 1910, J. of 1397 inhabitants 41 Ju the, in the year 1922, 33 inhabitants in 1528 to Jews säßig. Of the latter, only n e u n control payers available. In World War II, are also from this small Gemunicipality to report two Jewish victims, and between MUDr. Moritz S a t t l e r, regimental surgeon, and Emil