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As a shining memory Of our family My father Nakhum Binker, died in 1935 My mother Rivka and my sister Miriam, Who died in the Warsaw ghetto. You will always remain on our memories Yisroel, Khaim, Esther, Breindel, And Hersh Leyb Binker, Los Angeles

In holy memory Of our murdered brother Khananye Rozenman With his wife and three children In sorrow The sister Soroh Kaufman The brother Avrohom Rozenman With their families, Brooklyn

In eternal memory My brother Dovid and his wife and children My brother-in-law Borukh Anker and his two sons My brother-in-law Shloime Esser with his wife and children My brother-in-law Moishe Tauz with his wife and children My aunt Vita Tauz, buried alive by the Germans And her son Khaim and his family Yakov Aryeh Gerszt, Johannesburg

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In eternal memory Of my beloved family, murderously cut off By the dirty hands of Hitler's murderers Father and mother, Gershon and Khaya Soroh Karcowycz, Brother Yosef and his wife, Sister Kreindel and her child Brother-in-law Shimon Ostry, sister Reizel Ostry, and their children. I will always remember you! Sholom Karcowycz, Kholon
In deepest pain, I remember my dear ones, Murdered by the Nazi executioners; My parents Male and Mendel Kokhalski My brother Pesakh, My brother Simkha (died in the fighting of the Warsaw ghetto) Yekhiel and Dobe (Zakheim) Rozenfeld, Mendel Rozenfeld and his wife and children, Shloime and Esther Grauberg and their family Dovid Kohl (Kokhalski), Los Angeles
In memory Of Moishe Noson Szulbank and his wife, their son Aron Szhulbank and their three children The families: Shmuel, Yisroel and Aryeh Kokhalski	In memory Of our deceased uncle and aunt Yisroel and Sima Kokhalski Dvoire, Esther, Soroh, Tauba, Aron Dovid, Avrohom and Shmuel Zilberstein Khaya Czedrowycz and Henne Goldstein
To remember our dear Sholom Shulcz, his wife Hodel And Esther Shulcz Sister and brother-in-law, Tzipora and Shmuel Kokhalski

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In eternal memory For those who were killed by the dirty Nazis Father Binyomin Yitzkhok Pinker Mother Roiza (Nowodworski) Sister Bluma Never to forget and never to forgive Their pain and death. Aryeh, Simkha, Yosef, Aron, and Necha Pinker And families

In memory Of my deceased family My mother Freide My sisters: Shprintze, Chava, Laya, Mali and her husband Fernebok And their young son My aunt Rokhel Laya Rozman (Gertner) and her children: Khana and her husband Yehoshua Shulman and their children: Brokhe, Soroh, And Khava with her husband Noson and daughter Brokhe, My mother Esther Poloniecki (Rozman) and her husband Hershel, My uncle Alter Rozman and his wife Dvoire, And their children: Shprintze, Yenta, and Mordekhai. Yakov Evanson, Montevideo

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In memory Of my parents Hershel (Khaim Moishe's) And Rivka Karcowycz, of blessed memory Together with all the others in our family who died, Never to be forgotten, And never to forgive. Avrohom Ben Tzvi amd Czipe Karcowycz New York

In eternal memory Of our parents, brothers, sisters, grandfather and grandmother, uncle and aunt, And their children Killed by the Hitler murderers: My father Aryeh Brenman, My sister Feige Korn and her husband Yosef and their children: Rivkah and Yekhezkel Hendel, Efraim, and Tzvi Brenman, Khana and Yisroel Shumowski and their children, Yehoshua and Zelda Brenman. We will guard their holy memory , Remember what Amalek has done to you! Those remaining in sorrow, Moishe and Fredie Brenman, Argentina. Shloime and Zeva Korn, Israel

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In deepest sadness, we remember our family My mother Khana, who died close to World War II, My father Moshe Yehonoson, who died in the Warsaw ghetto, My sister Khana Hinde and her husband Yidel Zilberstrum and their two children, Who died in Treblinka. All our uncles, aunts, cousins, relatives, and friends. Khaim and Soroh Cohen, Tel Aviv

In eternal memory My father Reb Meyer and mother Ette Likhtenstein My sisters and their children All those who died in sanctification of G-d's Name By the hands of the Nazi executioners. I will remember this all my life And never cease to mourn. Your son: Yitzkhok Likhtenstein Montevideo

In eternal memory Of our beloved parents Tuviah and Khaya Goldberg, Your children: Harry, Morrie, Jean, Esther and Joe, New York

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As a memorial For my parents Yehoshua Dovid and Brokhe (Zilberman) Tikulski My sister Hinde Rokhel and her husband Asher Milman And their children Khaim and Rashe, My uncles, aunts, cousins [male and female], Killed by the Nazi evil men In eternal sorrow, Yakov Tikulski, wife, and children

As an eternal memory for our family, Our mother Esther Nowodworski Sisters: Soroh Rozenboim, her husband and children, Yokheved, her husband, and children, Rashke Farbman, her husband and children. Brother Avrohom Nowodworski with his wife Dvoire (Wysznau) and child, And uncles, aunts, and cousins [male and female] Who died in the bunkers by the hands of the murderous Nazis And in the death camps. May their memories be blessed! Freide and Moishe Brenman Khashke nd Nakhman Nowodworski Rivkah and Yekhiel Kalmonowycz Zisel and Sholom Nowodworski And families. Buenos Aires

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In eternal memory Of our dear family, who were killed by the murderous Nazis, In death camps and in bunkers Our mother Dina Kraszniker (Mindel's) Brother Yekhiel Shimon and his wife Perl (Fuks) and their children Sisters: Khaya Zeidenberg, her husband Dovid and their children, Golda Mindel Piekhotka her husband Khaim Leyb and their son, Zlate Rokhel Kleier her husband Yekhezkel and their children, Soroh Malke Mindel's (Kraszniker) Yakhet Mindel's (Kraszniker) Khana Malke and Khaim Yonah Kraszniker Feige and Aryeh Pinker and family Tirtze and Yakov Behrir Zahava and Moishe Kraszniker Petakh-Tikvah

In eternal memory Of our dear parents Yitzkhok Borukh and Malke Griner And in memory of the families who fell in the Holocaust Grosbard, Laut, Friman, Leah and Khana Reinberg May their memories be blessed! From the children and nephews [and nieces] Soroh and Tzvi Nakhmani (Treister) Monye and Leon Likhtenstein Tel-Aviv

In memory of the beloved ones Of my murdered family My father Avrohom Tuvye Fried born 1885 My mother Hinde born 1892   My sisters and brothers Feige born 1915 Soroh born 1921 Gavriel born 1924 Dovid born 1926 Moishe born 1929 Binyomin born 1933 Anshel Fried and family, Chicago

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Khana Konianski   Izak and Yospe (Konianski) Hildenbrand   Hershel Konianski In eternal memory Of my dear parents Hershel and Khana Konianski My brothers: Yitzkhok and Khayale and their children Meyer with his wife and two children Dovid with his wife and two children My sister Yospele with her husband Izak Hildenbrand And their only child Killed by the Nazi murderers Their son and brother, Sam Konianski New York

In memory To remember eternally my beloved and dearest, killed By the German beasts in the Second World War, Between 1940 and 1945 My mother Tauba Szimanowska My brother Ben-Zion Szimanowski My sister-in-law Ava Szimanowska And my brother's child Yisroel Moishe Szimanowska In eternal sorrow Menakhem Szimanowski, Tel-Aviv

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In holy memory Of our murdered brother Khananye Rozenman With his wife and three children In sorrow The sister Soroh Kaufman The brother Avrohom Rozenman With their families, Brooklyn	In memory Of the members of my family that fell in the Holocaust Rivka Litman, Yeshayohu (Shayale), Soroh Hodel, Khaya Khana Gele And my brothers who fell at their guard post in the Warsaw Ghetto uprising Zalman and Yosef Litman Khaya Litman and her family
With love and honor we remember our Family that perished Our father Izak, mother Rivkah And brother Khaim Rozenman The surviving daughters with sorrow, Soroh, Gittel, Reizel Sons-in-law and grandchildren	In memory Of those killed in Auschwitz My father Moishe Yakov Szimanowicz My mother Soroh Brother Shimshon And sisters Feige, Franye, and Bina We will remember you and mourn for you eternally Your Etta
In pain and sorrow I remember My family that perished My father Yisroel Hersh Goldberg My mother Riva My sisters: Soroh and Hela with her son My brother Itche, with his wife Miriam, And their son Eliyohu Leybel Aryeh Goldberg, Tel-Aviv	With great anguish and pain we remember My deceased mother Henne Magid And my sisters Laya, Soroh, Perl, Batya, and my brother Henokh Gitte Magid, Jules Klajnbard And family
In memory Of our parents Gedaliah and Yokheved Lotrowski Sisters Bashe and Gitte Brothers Aron and Shmuel Menashe Lotrowski, Khana Magid, New York

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In eternal memory of my family Who were killed by Nazi murderers in Poland, My father Moishe Shmuel Kszonska My mother Dena Kszonska (Perlmuter) Yakov Dovid Kszonska Tauba Kszonska Avrohom Kszonska May their names be honored! Alter Kszonska, New York

In memory Of those beloved and dearest who fell during the Holocaust, My parents Yehudah Meyer and Khana (Zaltzman) Litman, My sisters Shifrah and Gilah, Grandmother Baile Riva Zaltzman, Brothers-in-law Note Zaltzman and his wife Rokhel, Yekhiel Zaltzman Sisters-in-law Yente Shmukler (Zaltzman), her husband Noakh and daughter Soroh And Golde Zaltzman Yakov Litman, New Jersey

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With love and respect we remember our Father and mother Yekhezkel and Khana Topp Sisters Soroh and Khanale Gutman Remaining in sorrow Daughter Eidel, grandchildren Esther Grudczyk	In eternal memory For the family that perished Kelerweiss And their children: Anna, Lydia, Dora, and Max In eternal sorrow Zelig Hershfang, New York
A tombstone For the unknown graves Of our beloved parents, brothers And families The surviving son and daughter Wronski, Tel Aviv	In eternal memory My father Mordekhai Yehudah Ribah Died 24th Tammuz 1936 My mother Yitte Perished 23rd Mar-Kheshvan 1929[1] My brother and sisters: Yisroel, Batya, Devoire, Yehoshua, and their families Who perished in the Holocaust Mourner Yitzkhok Ribah, Tel Aviv
In eternal memory Of our family, that was killed by the German murderers Our dear father Yakov Jerozalimski Brothers: Yerakhmiel and his wife and two children Avrohom and his wife and child Sisters: Perl-Freiman with her husband and child Baile Jerozalimski Brother Mekhel, who died in Russia May your holy memory be honored! Yeshaye Jerozalimski (Dzeros) Dovid Jerozalimski (Dzeros) New York

1. Hebrew month of Kheshvan commonly attaches the prefix “Mar”, Hebrew word for “bitter” since this month contains no holidays and follows the month of Tishrei which is filled with Jewish holidays. Return

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