My wife and child;
my mother Fayge, brothers Shmuel and Shmerel,
and my annihilated family – I will always remember them.
(Signed)
Ezil Przyrowski
(Paris)
My father and teacher Yitzhak Pacanowski,
of blessed memory
My father was a very progressive man. He agreed with new generation views, but
still he found it hard to sever the strings that tied him to the old ways of
education. It was possible to speak with him about different interests, and he
was always patient and understanding about my involvement with the movement.
He was honest to a fault. This hindered him in commerce, but nonetheless that
is the way he taught us. He was considered a revolutionary in his generation
for his concept of loving each person for who he was, he was part of the
Zionist circles and in his free time he liked being one with nature in hikes
outside the city. His whole ambition was to make aliyah, but it never
came to pass. He wrote to me on the day the war broke out that
he had applied for an aliyah pass. He was too late. I shall never
forget my father and home.
(Signed)
Miriam Pacanowski-Krakower
