Jewish Families from Suchdol, Kutná Hora district, Central Bohemian Region, Czechia (Czech Republic)

The town of Suchdol (Suchdol in German) is located in the district of Kutná Hora, region of Středočeský , about eight kilometers west of Kutná Hora.
The township also includes the villages of Dobřeň , Malenovice , Solopysky and Vysoká.

Year 1932
In the village of Suchdol near Kutná Hory (adj. Vysoká, 704 inhabitants, post office, telegraph office, telephone office, gendarmerie station, Catholic church) the following businesses and shops were registered in 1932:
brickyard, cattle shop, electric enterprise, electricity distribution cooperative, barber, 2 inns, wheelwright, 2 blacksmiths, 2 tailors, shoe store Baťa, 4 shoemakers, baker, 8 farmers, 2 butchers, gardener, saddler, warehouse of the economic cooperative, 2 general stores , a savings and reserve association, 2 seamstresses, a master carpenter, a tobacconist, 2 carpenters, a locksmith.

In the village of Dobřeň (390 inhabitants, the independent village later became part of Suchdol) the following trades and shops were registered in 1932:
truck transport, the cooperative for the distribution of electricity in Dobřen, a barber, the economic cooperative Svépomoc, 2 inns, 2 wheelwrights, blacksmith, tailor, 2 amelioration cooperatives, 2 shoemakers, 8 peasants, butcher, 2 general stores, junkyard, tobacconist, carpenter.

In the village of Malenovice (135 inhabitants, the independent village later became part of Suchdol) the following businesses and shops were registered in 1932: cooperative for the distribution of electricity in Malenovice, an inn, a tailor, a shoemaker, 6 peasants, a general store, tobacconist.

In the village of Solopysky (adj. Kuvald, 298 inhabitants, Catholic church, volunteer fire department, independent village later became part of Suchdol) the following businesses and shops were registered in 1932:
bus carrier, cattle shop, divorce cooperative electricity in Solopysky, 2 inns, a band leader, 2 blacksmiths, a tailor, a water reclamation cooperative, 4 farmers, 2 butchers, 3 general stores, a savings and reserve association for Solopysky, a newsagent.