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Bereavement Notices

Translated by Janie Respitz (Yiddish) and Mira Eckhaus (Hebrew)



In Everlasting Memory

In memory of my dear parents, sisters and brothers
Father - Mikhal Fuks, of blessed memory
Mother - Shayne Fuks, of blessed memory
Sisters: Saleh Raukh and her husband Leml and children
Fela Fuks, Notte Fuks – killed in Chelmno
 
Yosef and Ruven Fuks United States


In Everlasting Memory of My Dear Parents, Sisters and Brother:

 
Father: Mikhal Fuks, of blessed memory Mother: Shayne Fuks, of blessed memory
Sisters: Saleh Raukh and her husband Leml and children Fela Fuks, Notte Fuks – killed in Chelmno
 
Yona Fuks


In Memory of My Parents

My father Mordechai Szczecinski z”l
My mother Mindel, née Feldman a”h
My brother Yosef and my sisters Ruth and Sarah

Who perished during the Holocaust.
Their memory will never fade from my heart.
 
Yehuda Szczecinski

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In Everlasting Memory of My Parents Who Will Never Be Forgotten,
Killed By the Nazi Murderers in Chelmno, December 1941

Avrom Yitzkhak Makharovsky, of blessed memory
Rayzl (Rutka) Makharovsky, of blessed memory

We will carry you forever in our hearts.
 
  Sol Morison (Makharovsky) and wife, Watson, New York


May These Tears Serve As a Memorial For Our Beloved and Unforgettable:

Father: Menakhem Mendl Makharovsky, who passed away in Koło on the 12th day of Av, 1940.
Mother: Rivka Frayde Makharovska, killed by the Nazis in Chelmno.
Sister: Gitl Makharovsky-Zilberberg, passed away in Koło, in the month of Av, 1937.
Brother: Bezalel Makharovsky-Zilberberg, passed away in Chicago on the 3rd of Sivan, 1956.

Killed by the Nazis:

Brother: Avrom Yitzkhak and his wife Rayzl Makharovsky;
Sisters: Rikle and her husband, Zev Ayznshtab and little daughter Tzirl-Shifra;
Daughters: Tzirl Shifra, Miriam and her husband Yosef Shtakhlberg and their two sons:
Brother-in-law: Itche Zilberberg and daughter Tzirl-Shifra

We will carry you forever in our hearts.
 
  Sylvia Makharovsky-Gotlieb and husband, Bronx, New York.
Moishe Makharovsky-Kanan, Flushing, New York.

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Sorrow For Those Who Are Gone and Cannot Be Replaced

My father, Reb Eliezer Lipman Kirschbaum z”l
who died in World War I in Warsaw,
2nd Shevat 5679 [January 3, 1919]

My mother Naomi Kirschbaum z”l
Daughter of Reb Nehum Halevi
Perished in the Warsaw Ghetto during the uprising.

My brothers and sisters who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto and in Chelmno.

Their memory will remain forever.

 

Eliyahu Duvdevani




My father, Shmuel Yaakov Bram z”l
My mother, Breine Bram z”l
My sisters: Esther Starkman, Foigel Friedman and Masha Bram.

They perished in Chelmno and in the Częstochowa ghetto.

 
Yitzhak Bram

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I Will Guard in My Memory the Memorial of

Lola Aylovska
(maiden name Khmielnik)

The devoted revolutionary fighter who was killed with her two daughters Lola and Lena, by the Nazi murderers in Kherson (Ukraine).

Avrom Aylovsky





In Everlasting Memory of Our

Father: Yakov Feldman
Mother: Khaya Feldman
Sister: Soreh Feldman
Brother: Yekhiel Feldman

Who were killed during the Holocaust in Poland. They will live eternally in our hearts.
 
  Jenny Feldman-Niem and husband, New York
Khana Feldman-Tenenboym, husband and daughter, Israel - United States.




In Everlasting Memory


Zelig, the son of the posek Menachem Mendel Shubinsky z”l; Debrish Shubinsky a”h, daughter of the nagid Michael Treiber
The Zayontz Shubinsky family in Haifa

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We mourn our parents, who died as martyrs in the deportation camp in Izbica Lubleska.

Israel and Rachel Neuman z”l

And all our relatives on both our father's and mother's sides. We will never forget them.

  Moshe Neuman and his family
Zvi Neumann and his family
Zehava Kutner (Neuman) and her family



Yitzhak Meir Nelkan z”l

 
Born in Koło in 1904, a student at the Etz Chaim School. In his youth he was active in the “Freiheit” movement and the “HeChalutz”, he was beloved by all his acquaintances and friends.

In 1920, during the invasion of Poland, he devoted himself to relief operations for the Jewish soldiers who camped in the city. He provided them with lodging, food, and even supported them financially. The commandment of helping others was always engraved on his heart.

With the outbreak of World War II, in 1939, he traveled eastward, his traces disappeared.

His noble image will remain before our eyes forever.

His brother Michael Nelkan


In Eternal Memory

Our father Hersh-Tzvi Nashelsky, z”l
Perished in Chelmno
  Fishl and Balbina Rauf
Sabina Iyovitska-Zhezhmir

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Our Family Tree Was Cut Down

Our father, Reb Wolf Zeev Butzker z”l Our mother, Machla, née Ressler,
May her rest be in Heaven
 
Our sister Ruhama Koninsky née Butzker

We also mourn all our relatives who perished during the Holocaust in Chelmno.

 
Chaya Pearl Kosowska Butzker
Aryeh Leib Butzker
Sarah Neumann Butzker
Hinda Ayala Salzman Butzker


In Everlasting Memory

My father Yaakov Kosovsky z”l
My mother Zisa née Shlibka, May her rest be in Heaven

My brothers and sisters and all the other relatives
who perished in Chelmno and Izbica Lubelska.
Their memory will never leave my heart.

 
Gronom Kosovsky and his family

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In Everlasting Memory

Soreh Miriam Hirshbein of blessed memory
Daughter of Avrom Shloyme,
ritual slaughterer in the town Shardo.
Died in 1924
Reb Yosef Akiva of blessed memory
Son of esteemed Rabbi Notte Hirshbein Dobre:
Died in 1922

Their children: Abba and his family, killed in the Warsaw ghetto;
Notteh: died in New York;
Soreh-Iteh and Nikhah – died in Vlatzlavek;
Esther and her entire family, Dvoyre and her entire family – killed in Chelmno;
Mordkhai and his family, killed in the Warsaw ghetto;
Leyb and his family – killed in Mizatch (Volhynia);
Golde – the wife of Henekh Hirshbein – their daughters: Khana-Luba and Soreh – killed in the camp Sobibor.

May these lines serve as an eternal memorial for them and a petition for this great sacrifice!

Henekh Hirshbein


To the sacred memory of my dear parents Moishe Borukh and Khane Zhulovsky
And sisters and brothers.

Family Sigmund Zulawski, New York, United States


In Everlasting Memory of Our Never Forgotten:

Father Pinkhas Lesman
Mother Rayzl Lesman
Sisters Mekhala and Frimid
Brother Avrom,

All murdered by the hands of Hitler.
  Shmuel Lesman, Chicago
Khaim Lesman and family United States.

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In Everlasting Memory

Zlatka a”h,
daughter of Yitzhak Isaac Levin
Avraham son of
Yosef Zeev Wolkowitz z”l
Berta a”h,
the daughter of
Avraham Wolkowitz
The daughter Frania
and granddaughter Lucia, a”h
Their son and daughter-in-law,
Aaron and Zheshnya Wolkowitz z”l
Their son Isaac z”l

Engineer G. Wolkowitz and his family

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In Everlasting Memory


My father Meir, the son of Yosef Schultz z”l
My mother Esther, the daughter of Gitel Bleich z”l
My brother Daniel, the son of Meir Schultz, and his family z”l

Of all my father's and mother's family, I was left alone.


  Chaim Eliezer Schultz


In Eternal Memory of

Our father, Binyamin, the son of Yitzhak Krauscher z”l
Our mother, Renee Krauscher née Leimer a”h
Our sister Rivka Rosenblum née Krauscher a”h
Our father Shlomo, the son of Shimon Zeev Arber z”l
Our mother, Rivka Arber née Waldman a”h
Our brothers: Chaim, Shimon, Zeev and Yaakov Arber z”l

Who were killed during the Holocaust

Aryeh and Leah Krauscher; Shmuel Krauscher;
Chaim and Meir and his wife Perla (Arber)


A Tree Was Cut Down

Our father Reb Avraham, the son of Ze'ev Feldman z”l (perished in the Warsaw Ghetto)
Our mother, Yanta née Koren, may her rest be in Heaven, from Klodawa
Our brother Eliezer and our sisters Lotta, Anka, Hela, and Dora a”h
My wife and our sister-in-law, Hava née Zalmanowitz, may her rest be in Heaven
My son Shimon z”l

Who perished during the Holocaust in Chelmno and Izbica Lubelska
Their memory will never fade from our hearts.

Ephraim Feldman and his family,
Rozhia Hamburger (Feldman)
Zhenya Bievenkopf (Feldman)

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With Great Sadness and Sorrow That We Announce the Passing of Our Dear Friend

Neta the son of Reb Yosef Zeev Brand, May his rest be in Heaven

Who was cut down in the prime of his life at the age of 51
The funeral will be held today, the 29th of Adar, 5696 [March 23, 1936], at 16:00. The funeral will leave from his residence.

  1. Zionist Organization
  2. Keren Hayesod
  3. Keren Kayemet
  1. Yavneh School
  2. Cooperative Bank
  3. Mizrahi Organization
  1. HeChalutz Craftsmen
  2. HeChalutz General Zionists
  3. Zionist Youth
  4. Maccabi Organization in Koło


With Great Honor and Respect, With a Broken Heart, We Remember the Names of Our Nearest and Dearest,
Never Forgotten, Who Died a Martyr's Death at the Hands of the Hitler Murderers

Father: Bezalal Podkhlebnik
Mother: died in 1917
Sister: Mintche and her husband Morgenshtaler
Sister: Frayde and her husband Urbakh
Sister: Zosieh and her husband Ignatz Noyman and their two children
Sister: Khaya-Soreh and two children
Brother: Zalman Podkhlebnik, killed in Auschwitz

My dear former wife Zelde from the Kurtz family and two lost children: Khaim-Leyb and Baylinke, killed in Sobibor. My wife Zelde was shot in Izbitszia-Luv while wandering.

 
  Salomon Paull (Podchlebnik), Vineland, New Jersey, USA.
Michal Podchlebnik (Israel)


In Everlasting Memory for Our Dearest, Who Were Innocently Killed By the Nazi Murderers.
With Great Respect We Remember Our Beloved:

Mother: Khane-Tova
Brothers: Avrom Yakov and family, Shloyme and his wife and all our family
Leyb, Yekhiel and Henekh Gnatchik United States

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In Everlasting Memory of Our Dearest and Never Forgotten:

Brother-in-law: Yehuda Avrom Brukshtyen of blessed memory
Sister: Soreh Zlotnitsky-Brukshteyn, may she rest in the Garden of Eden, and her children, killed in Chelmno.
Nokhem and Krayndl Zlotnitsky London, England


A Multi-Rooted Tree Was Cut Down

My mother Hadassah, may her rest be in Heaven, née Zhurevsky
My father Hersh Rosenthal z”l
My brothers: Azriel, Aryeh Leib, Ziskind, Israel z”l
My sister Esther may her rest be in Heaven

They perished in the Chelmno extermination camp.
Their memory will never fade from my memory.
  Binyamin Rosenthal


In Eternal Memory


Avraham Levidor z”l; Hanna Yeta Levidor a”h
née Bizoyovky family, and their daughter Sarah
Who perished during the Holocaust.

  Yosef and Yechiel Levidor


Our Family Tree Was Cut Down

My father Leibush Lisak z”l
My mother Rachel Lisak a”h,
my brother Raphael Lisakz”l

Who perished in Chelmno
H. Lisek and his family Kfar Meisher

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For These We Weep Bitterly

The memory of the martyrs from the extensive Schultz family of Koło,
who were destroyed by the enemy:

 
Reb Meir z”l, his wife Esther z”l, their son Daniel z”l, Mrs. Rivka, wife of Daniel z”l, their daughter z”l

Reb Falik z”l, his wife Tova z”l, their daughter Ita and her husband z”l, their daughter Frida and her husband z”l, their daughter Sela z”l, their son Meir z”l

Reb Aharon z”l, his wife Hanna z”l, their daughter Shoshana and her husband Fishel, and their son z”l. Israel Leib, z”l

Mrs. Gutta z”l (née Ruich), her daughter Minya z”l. Their son Shmuel z”l

Mrs. Chaya z”l (née Podchlebnik), their daughter Hagar z”l

Reuven, Israel, Beila and Yeta Shultz z”l, the sons of Falik Shultz

Mr. Mendel Lupe z”l, his wife Rosa z”l, their three children z”l

Reb Avraham Poznansky z”l, his wife Minya z”l, their son Falek z”l

Reb Israel Schultz z”l, his wife and daughters z”l

Reb Reuven Schultz z”l, his sisters Ita and Bella z”l

Mrs. Hinda Schultz z”l, her son Yaakov and his wife Frida z”l and their three children z”l

Reb Max Schultz z”l, his wife z”l, their daughter Zirel z”l
 
  Dov Avishalom (Schultz)
Yaakov Schultz


With Pain and Sorrow We Remember
Our Family Killed By Hitler's Murderers

Father: Yidl Podkhlebnik, died a martyr's death in Chelmno near Koło. 1941.
Mother: killed during the expulsion to Lovitch in 1940.
Sister: Heltche and her husband Herman and their child Trudy in 1941 (gassed).
Sister: Frayde killed in Chelmno in 1941
Sister: Lodzia, killed in Pietrikov-Trib.
And the youngest of our family Avrom, killed in Chelmno, in 1941.
 
  Those who have remained to mourn:
Mordkhai Podkhlebnik
Michal Podchlebnik (Frankfurt a/m Germany)
Fred Podchlebnik (Chicago Ill.)
Motek Podchlebnik, Vineland, N.Y.)
Szymek Podchlebnik (Israel)

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With great respect I remember my father Reb Yakov son of Ozer Yarmush (Yankl the entertainer) who died in the interim days of Passover 1931.
My mother Esther-Shprintze, died on the eve of Rosh Hashana, 1938 in Kalisz.
My father-in-law, Reb Shloyme HaKohen, died in the month of Shevat, 1934.
My mother-in-law Hinde (maiden name Shvartz), killed in 1943 in Warsaw.
My brother-in-law Yosef Shvartz; my sister-in-law Etke with 3 children, my brothers-in-law Leybush and Yosef Kahn; my uncles Shmuel and Yekhezkl; cousins, my childhood friends from the town of Koło who were killed in Chelmno. Remember.
Abel Yarmush Bolivia

In Eternal Memory

Our father Moshe Leib Levin z”l
Our mother Gotshe a”h, née Lifshitz
Our sister Gina
Who perished in the Warsaw Ghetto.

And all our relatives on our father's and mother's sides who perished during the Holocaust

  Adek Levin and his family (Brazil)
Aharon Levin and his family (Beit Yanai)


Yizkor

My wife, Shifra Koninska a”h née Kitlowitz
My only son Moshe z”l, who was 15 years old at his death
My brother and sisters who were murdered during World War II
  Avraham Yaakov Koninski


Our father Ephraim, the son of Michael Klatzevsky z”l
Our mother, Miriam née Engel, may her rest be in Heaven
All of our relatives on both our father's and mother's sides were taken from Poznan to an unknown location.
  David Klatzevsky and his family
Zeev Klatzevsky and his wife


In Eternal Memory of Our Only Son

Daniel, the son of Fishel and Balbina Rauf
Who was killed by jumping from the extermination train on the way to Bełżec.
  His bereaved parents

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A Everlasting Memory

For my beloved parents Daniel – Yosef and Yette Skurko
Brothers: Yakov and Yerme Skurko
Sister: Khane Rayzl Skurko

Harry Urbakh and wife, Brooklyn, New York


A Everlasting Memory

Of my beloved unforgettable parents Mordkhai and Gnendl Vilchinsky

B. Vishnievsky and family, Montreal, Canada


With love, we record these memorial pages of our nearest

Father: Khaim-Yakov Fogl
Mother: Hinde Fogl
Brothers: Meir, Zalman, and Binyomin Fogl
Sister: Yiteh-Bayleh and her husband Shloyme Ogrodovsky

Harry Fogl, New York


In Sacred Memory

Of my wife Bertha
And my sisters and brothers

Norbert Wolkowitz, Vienna, Austria

In memory of our beloved Bezalel Morison (Mokhorovsky), who passed away on the 3rd of Nissan, 1956, in Chicago.
Father: Yisroel Tchechinsky, passed away in Warsaw.
Mother: Rivke Tcheshinska
Sisters: Pola and Yadzia
Brother: Yitzkhak
They were all killed by the Nazis. We will never forget you.

Rena Morison (Makharovsky) and son Arye, Chicago

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In Eternal Memory

Next to the tombstone of Reb Moshe Leib Pardansky zt”l
Tova a”h Pardanska,
the daughter of Reb Michael Treiber z”l
Pearl a”h Lewkowitz Kaninska,
daughter of Reb Shmuel Kempinski z”l
  The mourners:
Riva and David Fordonsky (Forer) and his family

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In Everlasting Memory of Our Extended Family
Khmielnik – Lentchisky – Mikhalovitch

 

Meir Khmielnik of blessed memory

Moishe Patalovsky and family São Paulo, Brazil


In Eternal Memory

My father Yitzhak , the son of Avraham Yaakov Krisman z”l
My mother Rivka née Dobrosh, may her rest be in Heaven
My brother Yehuda and my sister Bracha (my brother Binyamin fell during his service in the Polish army) and all the other members of the Krisman family who perished during the Holocaust in Izbica Lubelska.

Tuvia Krisman and his family

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In Everlasting Memory of Our Dearest:

Father: Avrom Roykh, passed away on the 6th of Iyar, 1924
Mother: Rivke, killed by the Nazis
Siste: Shayne Rokhl, passed away in Elul, 1931
Sisters: Malke, Soreh and Khane and her husband Meylekh Herman and little daughter Layale

The last were killed by the Nazis. We will carry you forever in our memory.

  Khaim Rafael Roykh and wife, Brooklyn, New York


With Love, We Record the Memory of Our Dearest and Unforgotten:

Father: Nosn Rozn
Mother: Bayle Gitl Rozn
Grandfather: Yosef Rozn, killed in Koło, September 19th, 1939
Grandmother:Tsirl Ayznshteyn, passed away in Warsaw in 1942
  Miriam-Malke Rozn-Kanan and family, Flushing, New York
Khaim Dovid Rozn and family, Haifa Israel


Honour the Memory of Our Beloved Who Will Never Be Forgotten:

Grandfather: Arke Fried
Grandmother: Mirl
Uncle: Avrom Vishnitsky
Mother: Idis Vishnitska
Sisters: Bella Rozenmuter and her child; Udl Vishnitka and child
Brother: Yitzkhak
Deceased sister: Rivchele and my youngest little sister Polale, uncles and aunts
  The only survivor of the family,
Saleh Vishnitska (Liberman) and cousins
Palermo Ave, Vineland, New Jersey


In Everlasting memory of our never forgotten:

Father: Yehuda Markovsky
Mother: Hinde Markovska
Sisters: Zlata and her little daughter, Fraydl and her husband Menakhem and their son Yakov, Khaya and her husband Yekhiel and their little daughter
Brother: Nakhman
  Hadassa Morkovsky-Feldman and family – Israel.
Eliyahu Markovsky and family – New York

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In Illustrious Memory of Those Who Were Killed and Are Not Forgotten:

Father: Mordkhai Volkovitz
Mother: Rokhl Volkovitz
Sister: Ronya Volkovitz
Brother: Moishe Mendl Volkovitz

We will never forget you

  Harry Williams (Volkovitz) and wife and children
New York, New York


In Eternal Memory

My father Chaim, the son of Yehuda Lantzitsky z”l
My mother Rachel a”h (née Shayeb)
Who died in Koło
My brothers Yosef and Yehezkel and all the rest
of my family who perished during the Holocaust.
Their memory will never fade from my heart.

Avraham Lantzitsky and his family


In Eternal Memory

Our father, Reb Katriel Yehuda, the son of Reb Moshe Kinstler z”l
Our mother, Beila (née Krisman), may her rest be in Heaven
Our brothers and sisters who perished in the Holocaust of World War II.
Their memory will never fade from our hearts.

David and Yitzhak Kinstler

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My beloved father and father-in-law
Mordkhai-Ruven Moskal of blessed memory
Killed in the extermination camp

My beloved mother and mother-in-law
Fayge Miriam, may she rest in peace

My little sister
Gitl, may she rest in peace

  We honour their memory
Tola Shultz-Moskal
Yakov Shultz



In Memory of the Unforgettable

My father Shlomo Weinbaum z”l
My mother Lina a”h
My sister Rachel a”h
And the rest of the relatives who perished during the Holocaust.

Sela Weinberg (Weinbaum) and her family

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A Tear Fell in the Memory of

Reb Yosef Tuvia Wilfred z”l, an outstanding scholar and humble person
His wife, Liba a”h and their relatives:
Hinda, Blima, Gitel Rachel, Rivka Miriam, Eliyahu and Moshe,
who were murdered by a tyrant enemy.

May their souls be bound up in the bond of life.


  Their daughter, Hanna Grados, Karkur


In Eternal Memory

Of my father Nehemiah Krokotsky z”l
Of my wife Rachel a”h

Bezalel Krokotsky and his son Aryeh Kfar Meishar

In Eternal Memory

My father Shmuel, the son of Yosef Stahl z”l
My mother Minya (née Kurtz), may her rest be in Heaven
My sisters Beila, Hayche and Dvorah
My brother Yaakov Hanoch
Who were destroyed in Chelmno

Their memory will not fade from my heart


Rozka Stahl-Felhendler and her family

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On the Fringes of the Book

  1. The book “Koło - 500 Years of Yiddish Koło” was printed in 600 copies.
  2. Our gratitude goes to Dr. R. Mahler, who responded to our request in 1955 and wrote for this collection his work “A Bundle of Information on the Past of the Jews of Koło”.
  3. The photograph “First Visit to the Tomb of the Martyrs in Chelmno” is published in this book for the first time.
  4. Dr. E. Ringelblum's list is taken from the book “The War of the Ghettos”, published by “HaKibbutz Hameuhad”.
  5. The photographs of S. A. Schlesinger - from his exhibitions in Israel.
  6. Avraham Avital (Teubenfliegel), the author of the list “Figures from My City”, is the author of the book “Bialik and the Bible”, which was published in the “Dvir” Tel Aviv.
  7. The testimony from Andrzej Mięszczak is taken from A. Bedęcz's book: “Obóz Stracen w Chelmnie Nad Nerem”, published in Warsaw in 1948.
  8. The list “The Koło Affair” appeared in the “Newsletter of the Ghetto Fighters' House”, named after Yitzhak Katzenelson for the Heritage of the Holocaust and the Uprising, No. (16-17) 4-5, September 1956.

 

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