Community Council 
Standing from right to left: The shammas of the synagogue, Meir Leib; Chaim Kadysz-Kolinski; Yitzchok Indurski; Yisrael-Eli Szapira; Chana Jeleniewicz;  Sitting from right to left: Meir-Yankel Koplowicz; Imiyal Rabbi Wasserman; Moshe Ladelski; Moshe-Zeev Bramzon; the boy (ed.note: standing leftmost in the front row) the son of Rabbi Wasserman. In the window:  Yisraelke Morus; Kiwajko. (Trans. Note: Moshe Ladelski's name added in errata page that accompanied the Yizkor Book.) 

The relief agency for refugees from World War sponsored by the Hatechiya (Trans: Revival) organization (Trans.: the bottom photograph is also accompanied  by a Yiddish caption which reads: Relief for our refugees in Stawiski in first World War). Standing from right to left: Sarah Szimonowicz (murdered); Chaim Leibl  Lewinowicz (lives in the United States); Melita Salotzka (murdered); Moshe Goelman, of blessed memory; Sarah Remigolski (murdered); Itzwowiski (murdered); Sitting: Sarah  Mondensztejn nee Morus, Yosel Mondensztejn ( both in the U.S.) 

The students and their teachers (in the middle, Rabbi Wasserman) 
(Trans. Note: the photo is also accompanied by a Yiddish caption which
reads: "The students and their teachers, in the middle sits Rabbi Wasserman") 

 
Photograph of unnamed girl* may  be that of Chaya Kolinski, author of accompanying article 

 
The sculptor,Yosef Brandenburg (same caption appears in Yiddish) 

 
Stock certificate of the Peoples Bank in Stawiski in name of Rabbi Szymon Kac (Katz) 

The children's health colony sponosored by the organization Santos 

Kaminski, of blessed memory.  A refugee from Russia in the first World War, served in education in Stawiski (Trans.: the photo is also accompanied by a Yiddish caption which reads: "A refugee from Russia in the first World War") 

 
The market in Stawiski 

 
A fair in the shtetl 

 
The Great Synagogue built in the middle of the 18th century and destroyed at the time of the Nazis in July 1941 (same caption in Yiddish) 

 
Rabbi Binyamin Eliahu Ramigloski* 

 
Rabbi Reuven Katz (Kac) of blessed memory* 

 
Certificate for the trip of Rabbi Katz (Kac) to America (Trans. Note: to collect monies to help save the Yeshivas in Poland) 

Certificate for the trip of Rabbi Katz (Kac) to America from the Stawiski Community Council (Trans. Note: dated September 9, 1928) 

Letter from the "Chafetz Chaim" (Rabbi Israel Meier Kagan, perhaps the most 
renown rabbi in the world at that time) (Trans.: to attest to Rabbi Katz (Kac) 
and  his mission, dated 9th day of Marcheshvan, 1928 [October 23, 1928] 

 
Rebbitzen Reichel Katz (Kac), of blessed memory 

 
Rabbi Nachman Shmuel Wasserman, of blessed memory* 

 
Rabbi Chizkiahu Yosef Myszkowski, of blessed memory* 

 
Rabbi Shabtai Zeev Friedman of blessed memory 

 
Devorah Zelda Kotton (nee Ladelski), of blessed memory 

 
Rabbi Yehoshua-Menachem Zilberstejn 

 
Dr. Aryeh Remigolski, of blessed memory* 

 
Akiva Rubensztejn, of blessed memory* 

 
Paltiel Pelet Remigolski, of blessed memory 

 
Menachem (Mendel) Lewinowicz, of blessed memory 

 
Rashka (nee Kabakowicz) Lewinowicz, may G-d avenge her murder 

 
Chana (nee Lewinowicz) and her husband Yisroel Zeev Solnik, may G-d avenge their murders 

            The Post Office 
 

On the steps stands Tova Brikman (murdered). (Trans. Note: caption was added in errata page that accompanied the Yizkor Book) 

A vista of Stawiski as one arrives from Szczuczyn 

Standing next to the stream:  Golda Zweibek and Cherna Suralska 

Members of the "Halutz" (Pioneers") in 1926 

Bottom Photograph: 

The "Shomer Hatzair" ( The Young Watchmen"), Trumpeldor group 

The "Hadassah" group of the Shomer Hatzair on the occasion of the aliyah to Israel of the head of the group, Yissacher Zilbersztejn 

Meeting Place: (right to left): Meir- Hershel Rubinsztejn, of blessed memory (murdered); Chmielewski (lives in the United States); Chaya Sarah Goelman, of blessed memory, Zeledka Ladelski,of blessed memory ( both murdered); Rachel Goelman, of blessed memory (died in Canada); Gittel Rubinsztejn of blessed memory, Leibke Ladelski of blessed memory (both murdered). At the top of photograph: Avrehmel Mark of blessed memory (passed away). 

 
Muli Wingrowicz (Wegrowicz), Mattisyahu Liberman, Choronziski, Shimon Kagan, Chaim Pesach Kulawski, Avraham-Pesach Goelman (Transl note: members of the Halutz" <"Pioneer"> group in Stawiski dated 18th of Nissan 1922 [April 16, 1922]). 

 
The Religious "Shomer Hadati" ( Religious Watchmen) group 

Youth Group, 1924 
Standing (from right to left): Y.D. Imiyal, of blessed memory; Gershon Funk, of blessed memory (both murdered); Dr. Yonah Rubensztejn (lives in France); Professsor Avraham Yitzchok Katz (Kac) lives in the U.S.; Zelig Broshi Bzostowiecki, lives in the U.S.; David Friedman, of blessed memory (died in Paris). Second Row: Yissachar Zilbersztejn, of blessed memory (died in the United States); Yechezkel Rubinsztejn, of blessed memory (murdered); Third Row: Nechka Stolnicki, of blessed memory (died in Israel); Avigdor Goelman (lives in Canada) 

The  "Shomer Hadati" (Religious Watchman) group 

In the forest on the way to Lomza: On the occasion of the aliya of Nechama Kotton to the Promised Land. From right to left: Pinchas Mejzner, of blessed memory (murdered); Gittele Rubinsztejn, of blessed memory (murdered); Rachel Olchowski (lives in Israel); Yosel Mondensztejn (lives in the United States); Fruma Zak (nee Zilbersztejn), of blessed memory (murdered); Nachem Kotton-Bizounsky (lives in Israel); Leiba Ladelski (murdered); Chemda Lewinowicz-Kantor (lives in Israel); Chaya Sarah Goelman, of blessed memory (murdered); Meir Hershel Rubinsztejn, of blessed memory (murdered). 

            Flour Mill Sokolicha (Trans. Note: four men pictured in boat, no names given) 
 

 
Mindel Liberman, of blessed memory, mother of Shifra and Zvi Liberman 
( in front of gravestone) 

 
Leadership of "Hasomer Hatzair" in Stawiski, 27 Tammuz, 1925 [July 19, 1925] 

 
"Hashomer Hatzair" Organization in Stawiski Av, 1926 [August, 1926] 

 
The Holy Ark in the Great Synagogue 

 
The Funk Family- most were murdered in the Holocaust 

Stawiski porters (no names given) 

Stawiski butchers (no names given) 

(left to right): Mordechai Chaver (Kotton), fell in the Philippines in World War II serving in the U.S. Army, Eliyahu Chaver (Kotton), of blessed memory died in the U.S. 

        Isaac Lewinowicz, of blessed memory, died in the U.S. 
 

 
Yizkor Meetings (Trans Note: 6 photographs, no names given, location probably in Israel) 

Standing from right to left:  'Iche Leizer's grandchild; Bluma Indurski; Rifka Laska (Zilbersztejn) lives in Israel; Lazar Goldsztejn's daughter.  Sitting from right to left: first-unknown Lewinski;  Ritsha (Rifka) the bagel baker's daughter - lives in America; Stern, Beile Kadysz 

 
Herzl  (Hertzke) Cheshlok, of blessed memory ( in Auschwitz) 

 
Herzel Cheshlok's family 

Nechemiah Zweiback and his wife Ana, of blessed memory 

Golda Zweiback, of blessed memory 

Freidel Blankensztejn and her daughters Tzippa and Feigel of blessed memory. (Side caption: murdered in the Holocaust) 

Niedzwiadowicz Family, from right: Zelig, Bluma, Yakov, Gabriel and the mother Bejla, of blessed memory 
Top Photograph (left): Zev Niezwiadowicz (died) 

Pinchas Piekarewicz, of blessed memory 

Chaim Piekarewicz and his wife Sheyna, of blessed memory 

Monument on the communal grave in Stawiski forest 

In place of the market place, (a) lawn.  (Yiddish: The market place after the war). 
Chana Weiner, of blessed memory blessed memory, when he  visited Stawiski in 1966, standing next to the monument  and next to the road to Szczuczyn) 

Mitshak Chonkowicz and family, of blessed memory 

Avraham Yitzchok Barbanielski of blessed memory 

Yechezkel Goldsztejn, of blessed memory (standing); parents Hertzke and Miriam, of blessed memory. 

Chaim-Leibl Barbanielski, of blessed memory. (Side caption to the photographs: murdered in the Holocaust). 

Rifka and Hershel Mark and their grandchild Simcha, of blessed  memory. 

Simcha Mark, Elka Mark and Simcha (son of their brother Avraheml, of blessed memory). 

Gutscha Mark (nee  Morus) and her son Simcha, of blessed memory 

Moshe Brikman of blessed memory 

Malka Kreplak of blessed memory 

Avraham-Yitzchok Brikman of blessed memory 

 
Yitzchok Rozenstzejn, of blessed memory, grandfather of Chava Fuchs 

 
Grandmother Chava Rozenstzejn, of blessed memory and her grandchildren- most of them  were murdered in the Holocaust 

 
Leiba, mother of Chava Fuchs (in black) and her family, most of them were murdered in the in the Holocaust 

 
Chana Weiner, of blessed memory 

 
Moshe-Zeev Goelman, of blessed memory 

 
Eliahu Livna Bzostowiecki, of blessed memory 

 
Herzl Cheshlok, of blessed memory