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In Memory Father: Tzvi Moshe the son of Yitzchak Eisen Mother: Pessel Eisen (nee Shapir) Lea Schneeweiss and two children Golda Fand and two children Shaul Eisen Freda Fligelman (nee Shaffer) and her daughter     Perpetuated in agony by Eliezer Eisen	A Memorial Candle Mother: Chaya Ber (nee Rebhun) Father: Eichel Ber His wife: Regina Ber (nee Hillinger) Brother: Shmuel Ber Brother: Dr. Hirsch Ber   Dedicated by Ada Shaffer (nee Ber)
A Memorial Candle Grandmother: Chana Sara Auster Father: Shmuel the son of Chaim Auster Mother: Gisela Auster Sister: Lea Auster Brothers: Yona, Nathan, Hersh, and Leib Aunt: Ala Auster     Perpetuated in grief by Moshe Auster
In Memory Shimon Levi Anhalt Gittel Anhalt Lea Ahnalt Shlomo Margalit and three children Yisrael, Frima and Sara     Dedicated by Manes Anhalt

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An Eternal Monument Father: Moshe Bergner 1884 Mother: Breindel Bergner 1886 Sister: Freda Shamir (Bergner) 1909 Brother: Shlomo Bergner 1910 Brother: Mordechai Bergner 1912 Brother: Yitzchak Bergner 1919 Aunt: Tzila Domb (Bergner) 1890 Uncle: Yoachim Domb 1888 Sabina Bergner (nee Shtrik) and daughter Sonia   Dedicated in pain and agony by Getzel Bergner

An Eternal Monument On the right: the daughter of my sister: Sonia Freidman (nee Blum) In the center: my sister Regina Blum (nee Augarten) On the left: the daughter of Sonia Friedman Rivka and her husband Shmerel Augarten and their five children My husband: Moshe Teitelbaum My son: Avraham Teitelbaum (fell in War of Independence) Maurice Blum the husband of Regina My sister: Chava Weil     Perpetuated in grief by Yaffa Teitelbaum

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For These We Weep Perpetuated in pain and agony by the brothers Avraham Chaim and Berish Goldman Mother: Sara Bluma daughter of Tzvi David, along with sisters and their children Father: Shlomo Zeev the son of Baruch Goldman Brothers: Baruch Goldman, his wife and daughter, Leib Goldman, Meir Yehuda the son of Shlomo Zeev, his wife and daughter Brother-in-law: Avraham Zaltzman, his wife Feiga the daughter of Shlomo Zeev Their daughter: Dvora Hena, and their son Chaim Mordechai Children of Meir and Lea Neiman: Shulamit, Roza, Avraham, and Shlomo Zeev Brother-in-law: David Klagsbald, his wife Rachel (nee Goldman) Their daughter: Freda Sister: Esther Lea Neiman and Chaya Goldman Brother-in-law Meir Neiman

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In Eternal Memory Father: Yosef Bander and Mother: Reizel (nee Englander) Brother: Dr. Nathan Bander His wife: Roza (nee Adler) Their daughter Frederika Brother: Leon Bander His wife: Dvora (nee Shachar) And two children Perpetuated in pain and grief by Helena Wast (nee Bander)

In Eternal Memory Father: Zalman Leib Augarten, born in 1880 Sister: Sonia Brother: Yossi Mother: Frimet (nee Amster), born in 1886 Sister: Rivka Brother: Shimon Dedicated in grief by Sabina Goldman, Yitzchak Augarten, Shoshana Ringel, Avraham Augarten, Nashka Goldwasser

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The Memory Of Our dear Ones Will Stand Forever Yisrael and Hadassah Kleinmuentz Nachum (Norbert), died in America on 10.5.46, after he succeeded in escaping from the Nazis Sara Lea and her husband Leib David Klausner, and their children Yitzchak, Dvora and Efraim Roza and her husband Shimon Erdman Yosef and his wife Gisela (nee Keller) and their children Mordechai, Rivka and Malka Adla and her husband Asher Schneps, and their children Moshe, Yehuda and Yisrael Gershon and his wife Chana (nee Wallach), and their daughter Sonia Elisheva and her husband Lazar Blau, and their children Kova, Cecilia and Marcel Mordechai and his wife Hela (nee Gotleib) and their children Yisrael and Hadassah Binyamin and his wife Genia (nee Kleinmuentz) and their children Yisraeli and Eli Hadassah Kleinmuentz, born in 1866 Yisrael Alexander Kleinmuentz, born in 1866 Yisrael Alexander Kleinmuentz was a businessman, and he owned a farm near the city of Rzeszów. He was known as a philanthropist. He was involved in particular with the assisting of widows and orphans. He always had treated his fellow with a pleasant countenance. Whenever he married off one of his children, he would invite poor people to the celebration. With the invasion of Poland, he fled with his family to Slovakia. In Slovakia, he rented out a hall so that all the soldiers who served in the Austrian army could spend their free time together as a group. Every step that he made was done in partnership with his wife, my mother-in-law Hadassah. Sara Leah Hillinger (nee Keller), born in 1885 Chaim the son of Simcha Hillinger, born in 1880 Their children: Sida and her husband Tzvi (Herman) Klausner and two children. Adla and Tzvi (Herman), Chaya and Shmaryahu   Chaim the son of Simcha Hillinger was one of the well known businessmen in Rzeszów. During the time of the Austrian rule in his city, he was known as “the supplier”. He was appointed as one of the members of the court, due to his honesty and trustworthiness. He was well known for his communal and philanthropic activities. He was one of the first Zionists, and contributors to “Keren Hayesod” in his city. He also concerned himself with the economic wellbeing of his many children. He served as one of the trustees of the “Wool Shul” for quite a long time. He would involve his wife, my mother Sara Lea of blessed memory in all of his societal endeavors.     We will retain their memory until the final day: Mordechai and Rachel Hillinger

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Her child In Eternal and Holy Memory Regina (Rivka) Weisenfeld-Felsenbach The only sister of Leon and the late Moshe Weisenfeld of Cleveland, Ohio, America, who was killed by the bloody hand of the German murderers. Regina Weisenfeld was from her youth a dear daughter of the Jewish people. She followed in the path of her brothers, and took an interest in all important Jewish issues. She was one of the leaders of the Zionist youth organization in Rzeszów. She was able to read and write Hebrew. Her only child was killed together with her by the Nazis. May G-d avenge their deaths. Rivka (Regina) Weisenfeld-Felsenbach Elias (Leizer) Amsterdam Elias (Leizer) Amsterdam A fashion merchant in Rzeszów, the husband of Esther (nee Speiser). Their son was Norbert (Naftali). All three had the “good luck” to flee before the Nazis came to Rzeszów. They were sent to Siberia. After the war they came to Steiermark, near Linz, Austria, ill and tired. Leizer Amsterdam passed away, and in such a manner was a victim of the Nazi murderers. His wife and son came to America, and live in Cleveland Ohio. Leizer Amsterdam was the eldest brother of Mrs. Esther (Leon) Weisenfeld. Herman Amsterdam and his wife and child Minia (Mindel) Amsterdam (Fierstein) The only sister of Mrs. Esther Weisenfeld, she lived with her husband and two young children in Drohovitch. She died in the Siberian Steppes, also a victim of the Nazi murderers. Her two children, Leon and Yosef, along with her former husband, Binyamin Fierstein, live in Israel. M. (Mindel) Amsterdam Herman (Hersh) Amsterdam The second eldest brother of Mrs. Esther Weisenfeld, also a well known businessman in Rzeszów. He was killed, together with his wife and only child, by the Germans in Rzeszów. May G-d avenge their blood. Beloved and Dear, their memories will remain forever. Perpetuated in grief by Leon-Leib and Esther Weisenfeld of Cleveland

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In Memoriam Berel Cohen and his wife Yetta Cohen Shlomo Cohen Fanny Horowitz Zofia Cohen wife of Shlomo An Eternal Flame Simcha the son of Aharon Seiden born 1888 Amelia the daughter of Pinchas Seiden born 1888 Moshe the son of Simcha Seiden born 1912 Yechezkel the son of Simcha Seiden born 1922 Bella the daughter of Simcha Seiden born 1918 Irena the daughter of Moshe Seiden born 1941 Mita the daughter of Avraham Seiden born 1915 Mieczislaw the son of Avraham Goldberg born 1920   Perpetuated in pain by Paul Pinchas Seiden of California Alter Yosef Horowitz Dedicated in pain and grief by Dr. Shlomo Horowitz of Haifa

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In Eternal Memory Ignatz (Yitzchak) Wolf Mr. Yitzchak (Ignatz) Wolf of blessed memory was born on December 13, 1880 in Rimanov, Galicia, which was at the time a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In his youth, at age 16, he joined the Zionist movement, in which he was very active. He educated himself in all areas of business and economics, and became fluent in the French language at a young age - also due to self education. In February 1904 he married Mrs. Emelia Wolf (nee Cohen) who should be blessed with a long life. She was the daughter of Mr. Berel Cohen, and Mrs. Itta Cohen, who was the daughter of a well known Chassidic family, followers of the Rabbi of Shinowa. The young couple settled in Rzeszów. There, the late Mr. Wolf established a partnership with his brother-in-law Solomon Cohen, which was known as “Wolf and Cohen”, and conducted a flourishing business in the area of charcoal and building materials up until the outbreak of the Second World War. Along with his business interests, he was very active in the communal life of the Rzeszów Jewish community. In September 1914, the family - which now consisted of three children - moved to Vienna. (The three children are Dr. S. Wolf, the firstborn, who is a lawyer in Tel Aviv; a daughter Dr. Mina Klug Peli, who is a physician in Jerusalem; and Dr. Edmond Wolf, who lives in London, and is very well known in the television industry.) From 1914 until the summer of 1938, the late Mr. Wolf conducted business in the above areas in Vienna, as well as in the area of fuel wholesaling. He was also well known among the Vienna Zionists. In August 1938, the late Mr. Wolf and his wife arrived in Tel Aviv. He continued along his path in Tel Aviv, and he passed away in Tel Aviv on the 11 of Nissan 5709 (April 10, 1949). May His Soul Be Bound In The Bonds Of Eternal Life

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A Memorial Candle Dr. Marian Grawocki (Morycy Grauber) Perpetuated in pain and grief by Stefania Grawocki	In Eternal Memory My brother-in-law: Simcha Hochner My husband: Moshe the son of David Hochner The perpetuator: Elka Hochner
A Monument To The Souls of My Beloved Ones Bella the daughter of Yehuda Aharon Horowitz Pepi Horowitz (Shmelkes) Yehuda Aharon the son of Pinchas Horowitz Perpetuated by Pinchas Horowitz
In Eternal Memory Yechezkel Shpitz	An Eternal Monument Dora Weitz - sister Ania Licht - cousin, her husband and two children   Perpetuated by Lola Immerglick (nee Weiss) and Zeev Wolf Weiss

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In Memory Rechel (Rachel) Weinstein, and her two grandchildren, children of her daughter Tauba Moshe Todros Hakohen Weinstein Tombstone of Malka Gittel Weinstein, July 12, 1902 - May 24, 1965 Malka Gittel the daughter of Moshe and Rachel Weinstein, wife of Berish Weinstein Perpetuated in grief by Berish Weinstein and his family of New York, Yechezkel Weinstein and his family of Tel Aviv

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