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Altstein [Altsztajn], Hershl and family Altstein, Leib and family Altstein, Shimon and family Offenbach, Yaakov and wife, perished Orbach, Mendel. A grandson was rescued. He lives in America. Altstein, Yaakov and family. A son lives in Argentina. Ordau, Esther and children Eizik, Hersh and family. A daughter lives in Israel. Eizik, Kasriel. Died in Israel. Eizik (Eshel), Yehoshua. Died in Israel. Eisenberg, Nisan Wolf and wife. Eisenberg, Chaim Leib and family, perished. Altman and family Alterowicz, Elya Leib and family. 3 sons in America. Arnob, Binyamin Aharon Arfa, Binyamin and family Arfa, Kalman and family, perished. Arfa, Shimon. Blumenthal and family. Brana, Moshe Mendel and wife. Brana, Mordechai and family. Brana, Akiva and family Berkman, Meir, wife and sons perished. 2 daughters and 1 son live in Israel. Blechner, Yitzchok and wife Balaban and family. A son lives in America. Bielawski, Fishel and family perished. Two daughters live in Israel. Burtke, Hersh Boruch and family perished. A son was rescued. He lives in Canada.

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Britzman and family. Budziner, Shimon and family perished. Budziner, Moshe Chaim and wife. Died in America. 2 sons live in Detroit, America. Berman, Hersh Ber and family. Oldest daughter Chaya Shifra Bielawski died in Israel. Goldbrach, Levi Zalman and family. Gerlitz, Yosef Chaim. Goldman, Yosef and wife. Their sons Avrohom and Shimon Leib perished. Their daughter Esther died in Israel. Glitzenstein, Mendel and family. Gurfinkel, Yisroel and family. Gold, Zalman and family. Golomb, Wolf and family Gonsher, Yechezkel and family perished; a son was rescued. He lives in Israel. Greber, Michael (the kavran [undertaker or gravedigger]) and his wife. Greber, Avrohom and family Gutglas, Menashe and family, perished. Gutmorgen, Yechiel Meir and wife. Goldberg Shmuelik, wife and children perished; a son and a daughter live in Israel. Gorni, Mendel, wife and daughter perished; 2 sons died in America; 1 son, Yaakov, lives in America. Gotlieb, Avrohom and family. Part of the family perished. Gonsher, Yosef Binyomin and family Goldring, Nosson and family Geller, Shimon and family Groner, Shimon and family Dratwa, Yisroel and family Dobroszklanka, Shmuel and family Dobrochowski and family. Dzabete and family. Dobroszklanka, Zalman and family. Dobrzinski, Hershl and wife.

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Dragan, Eliyohu and family Dragan, Moshe and family Dzaldow, Eliyohu and family perished. A son rescued. He lives in Germany. Dratwa, Yosef Yitzchok and family Digala, Leib, the cantor, and family Dratwa and family, perished. A son and a daughter were rescued. The son lives in Israel, the daughter in America. Dobrzynski, Itche Dibow, Yaakov and family Hertzke, Shlomo and wife Hertz, Leib and family, the dayan [ritual judge] Hartbrot, Mordechai and wife Hartbrot, Hersh, perished in France Holtz, Mendel and family Horowitz, Noach and family; the children live in America Horowitz, Itche Meir and family, perished; a daughter, Rivka, lives in Israel Hirsh and family Waldenberg, Yehoshua Meir, wife and children; two sons are alive, one in New York, the other in Canada Waldenberg, Yehuda Asher and family Waldenberg, Moshe Leib and family Weissmel, Mendel and family; two sons died in America, one lives in Chicago Weissmel, Yosef Eliyohu and family Weissmel, Yosef Chaim and family, perished Wuzszus, Moshe and family. A son, Yaakov, lives in Israel. Wuzszus, Avrohom and family. A daughter rescued. She lives in America. Wuzszus, Yechiel Meir and family. A son lives in Israel. Warshawski, Berish and wife Mindel Wiur, Mordechai and family Zelkowicz, Azriel and family Zilberman, Shmuel Yitzchok and family

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Zilberman, Yechezkel and family Zissholtz, Yechiel and family Zelig, Shamash and wife Zaklikowski, Esther Malka Zaklikowski, Eliezer, perished Zaklikowski, Leibish and family Zaklikowski, Berish and family Zilberstein and family Zatok and family. The children live in Canada. Zilberstein and family Chaskel, Mordechai and family. The sons live in America Chaleva, Zeinvil Yom Tov and wife Chaleva, Meir Nata and family Teitelboim, Meir Henech, wife Chana Malka and family Turkewicz, Yehuda and family Tinski, Yaakov and family. A son Tuvya lives in France. Topol, Zalman and wife Topol, Henech and family Topol, Asher and family Topol, Hersh, Dr., died in France. Jendzejewicz, Avrohom and family, perished. Januar, Chaim and family. A daughter in Israel. Japuncik, Yaakov, the treger [porter], and family Juricze with her daughters Jospe—hachazzan [the cantor] in Golub—and his family Lewinson, Shlomo and family Lurie, Eliezer and family Lipka, Wolff and family Lipka, Avrohom Yitzchok and family. A son Leib lives in Israel. Lipka, Moshe and family Lipka, Aharon and family Laks, Hersh Wolff and wife. A daughter lives in Israel. Lipshitz, Yechiel Meir and family Lipshitz, Shimshon and family Lipshitz, Aharon and family

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Lipshitz, Leib and family Lipsztat, Leibl and family Levin, Lemel and family Lipski, Shlomo Yosef and family Lenet, Hershel and family Lichtenfeld, Yitzchok and wife Sarah Vechne Lipka, Yitzchok and family. A grandson is in Israel. Lenet, Mendel and family. Two sons were rescued. They live with their families in Israel. Lord, Yisroel and family. A son, Chaim, lives in Israel. Lipka, David and family, perished Lesznik, Yitzchok and family, perished Lipka, Moshe from France, perished; his wife Bayla and a son live in France. Lipka, Shimon and family Landsberg, Manus Melamed and famly Landsberg, Yosef, the son of Manus Melamed, perished with his entire family—his wife and six children Lewinson the teacher and family, perished. Lidzbarski and family Lipka, Yosef and family Lipka, Mordechai and family Layzerowit, Bat–Sheva the daughter, perished; a son lives in America Levin, Avrohom and family Levin, Zalusz and family Miller, Daniel and family Miller, Chashke and children Mishke, Shmuel and family Miller, Chaim Ber and family Makowski, David and family Maszkowicz, Hirsh Isaac and family Miller, Israel and family Memel, Yehoshua and family Manke, Nisan Mordechai and family

[Page 448]

Mendelson, Chane the melamed [teacher of small children], and family Maluchna and family Memel, Itze and family Motil and family Munter, Salamon family Maszkewicz (Mishigye) and family Nagurski, Leib and wife; their son died in New York Neuman, Mendel and family. A son Shlomo died in Israel. Nusboym, Mendel and family. Their son Hersh was killed in an accident in Chicago. Nawolski, Binyomin Isser and family Nawolski, Perel Nawolski, Yehoshua and family Sawe, Pinchas and family Smuzszik, Hersh Leib and family Skop, Osher and family. A daughter lives in Israel. Smuzszik, Fishl Boruch and family. A son was rescued and lives in Israel. Smuzszik, Issachar and family Sapirstein, Zanvil and family Salamon, Abba Yosef and family Salamon, Mordechai and family Skurnik, Yochanan and family Suchedol the tailor and family Sawe, Shimon and family Sawe, Zalman and family Engler, Kalman and family, perished Freilich, Levi Yaakov and family. A daughter lives in Israel, a second daughter in Australia. Pieniek and family Freilich, Nachman Prum, Shmuel and wife. Three sons live in Mexico. Prum, Mendel and family, all perished. Fogel, Eliyohu and family. A son lives in America. Piechatka, Betzalel and family

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Furgacz, Avrohom and family Furgarcz, Pinchos and family Pieniek, Tuvya Wolff and wife Pieniek, David and family Pilat, Shlomo and family Platniarz, Asher and family Platniarz, Yechiel Meir and family; one daughter lives in Israel and the other in New York. Frenkel, Leib and family Friedman, Sina and family, perished Fuks, Wolff and family Freilich, Zalman Leib and family Pozmanter, Shlomo and family Pozmanter, Moshe and family. A daughter lives in America. Postolski, Yosef and family Fisher and family Pincewski, Henech and family Plansker, Avrohom and wife Prager, Shaul and family Prager, Nachum, died in Germany. Fuleder, Sandel and wife Friedman, Shmuel Yitzchok and family Plocker [Plotzker], Aharon and family Poznonski, Simcha and family Pszuk, Chana and daughter Dina Carnabroda [Tzarnabroda], Efraim and wife Carnabroda, Aharon and family Carnabroda, Eliyohu and family Cudkewicz [Tzudkewicz], Avrohom Hersh and family Tzarna, Chana and family Tzarna, Yechiel Yosef and family Tzarna, Ozer and family Cala [Tzala], Yoel Michel and family. A son lives in America. Cirklarz [Tzirklazh], Feivel and family Kadish the teacher, and family

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Kanicer [Kanitzer] and family Kahn, Ozer and family Krajanek, Rephael and family Kahn, Rachel Leah and children Kristal and family Kadecki [Kadetzki], Yitzchok and family Kive, Parnes and family Kahn, Aharon—cigarette factory in Golub Kadecki, Yaakov and family Kadecki, Simcha and family Kahn, Daniel Itzes and family. 2 sons and a daughter live in America. Kahn, Yosef and wife Kszeczanowski, Chaim and family Kszeczanowski, Aharon and family Kszeczanowski, Meir and family Kszeczanowski, Itcze and family Kahn, Daniel and family Klein, Leib and family Kahn, Moshe Yaakov, his wife and three sons Kristal, Gershon and wife Kristal, Ber and family Kristal, Yaakov and family Kuzak, Shmuel Gavriel and wife Krajanek, Reuven and family Krajanek, Yisroel and family Kutner, Nisan the melamed [teacher of small children] and family Kufeld, Kalman and family Kufeld, Mendel and family Kufeld, Boruch and family, perished Kufeld, Shimon and family, perished Kozak, Bunem and family, perished Krantz, Yitzchok and family Kahn, Zalman Shaya and wife. Their son Ozer Ber perished in an automobile accident in Israel.

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Keller and family, perished; one son lives in Israel and another in America Kirstein and family, perished Kukawka and family, perished Kahn, Meir and wife, the parents of Mendel and Avrohom Hirsh Kahn, Yitzchok and family Kive, M.A. and family Kufeld, Yaakov Yehoshua and family from Zaremba Kowalski, Fishl and family, perished; two daughters in Israel Kaczer, Chaim Yitzchok and family Karpa, Yisroel Shimon Melamed and family Karpa, Mendel and family Karpa, Yosef and family Rebe, Zelig and family Ruina, Shmuel Moshe and family Ruda, Yosef Chaim and family Rapaport, Wolff and family Rusak, Yitzchok and wife Sonya Ruine, Hillel and family Ragenstein, Lipman and family Ragenstein, Nicha Ragenstein, Shaya and family Rukman and family Rapaport, Yedidya and wife Ruina Yosef Chaim and family Rebe, David and family Ryz, Kalman and family; two sons—Leib and Yitzchok—recently died in America; two sons—Avrohom Moshe and Yaakov—live in America Ryz, Yisroel Asher and family Rosen, Nachum and family. Two daughters live in America. A son Avraham passed away in Israel. Rapaport, Avrohom Shlomo, his wife and children with their families live in Israel.

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Riesenfeld and family Rirzow, Chaim and family perished; a daughter lives in Israel Rosenman and family Rapocki and family (the son–in–law of the tailor Groner) Szlachter and family, a son Moshe Szlachter Shmuel and family—grain merchant of Golub Shilski and family Szajnbart, Yisroel Yaakov and family Szlachter, Moshe Aharon and family Szlachter, Yosef Mendel and family Szlachter, Meir and family Szlachter, Shimon and family Szlachter, Moshe and family Szlachter, Leib and family Szmiga, Moshe Hirsh and wife Szmiga, Yitzchok Yaakov, perished Szmiga, David and family Sova, Zalman and family; a son lives in Israel Stolzman and family. A son lives in America Sova, Henich perished Shurek, Lazel. Two daughters live in America Szajnbart, Chananya and family, perished Shlomo, Zalman (Shochet) and family Szimanski and family Szajnbart, Yitzchok and family Sperling, Chaim Yoel and family Sperling, Moshe and family Sperling, Binyomin and family Sperling, Yosef and family Stencel, Avrohom Chaim and family Szmiga, Zelig and family Szlachter, Avrohom Mendel and family

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Dratwa, Yitzchok Moshe Dratwa, Rose Harris, Bayla Harris, Sholom Weissmel, Leib Weissmel, Yakir Weissmel, Nisan Mordechai Weissmel, Asher Weinshenker, Oscar Weinshenker, Penny Waldenberg, Avrohom Waldenberg, Yosef Waldenberg, Max Silberstein, Moshe Hersh Silberstein, Elke Silberstein, Meir Silberstein, Joseph Jordan, Itzi Meir Jordan, Chana Landsberg, Moshe David Luster, Max Luks, Avrohom Luks, Shmuel Luks, David Lichtenfeld, Beinish Lichtenfeld, Chana Lefkowitz, Ike Lefkowitz, Feige Lefkowitz, Freddy Lefkowitz, Julius Lipka, Shmuel Yitzchok Lipka, Taltze Levinson, Chune Miller, Shlomo Laks, Mordechai Laks, Tzipora Nusbaum, Avrohom Nusbaum, Beila Nusbaum, Hersh Surgal, Aharon Surgal, Sheine Surgal, Avrohom Moshe Solomon, Avrohom Solomon, Yetta Fuks, Wolff Fuks, Feige Fogel, Boruch Fogel, Penny Fogel, Chaim Fogel, Asher Leib Pierce, Deborah Pierce, Wolff Fisher, Luzer Fisher, Feige Paczecha, Phillip Kahn, Anshel Kahn, Bertha Kahn, Avrohom Kahn, Ike Kahn, Manny Kirshenbaum, Moshe Aharon Kirshenbaum, Hudes Kirshbaum, Alye Kirshbaum, Meir Klein, Shmuel Zeinwil Kantor, Avrohom Kantor, Freida Kesler, Taltze Frantz, Efraim Frantz, Rela Frantz, Alex Rapaport, Moshe Rapaport, Benjamin Rapaport, Yitzchok Rapaport, Meir Rosen, Yehoshua Rosen, Lipshe Ruina, Alye Shlesinger, Avrohom Boruch Shlesinger, Hinda Rivka Shlesinger, Chaim Yakir Shlesinger, Simcha Bunem Cohen, Hanchye Freida, Gorny

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Offenbach, Braina Offenbach–Vinkor, Shoshana Isaac, Katriel Eshel (Isaac), Yehoshua Bilewski, Chaya Shifra Berkman, Chana Berkman, Yaakov Berman, Mira Plotniarz Goldberg, Mordechai Granat, Ephraim Eliezer–Rimon Granat, Esther–Chana Rimon Granat, Yosef Tzvi Rimon Granat, Yechiel Bunem Rimon Dobrzinski, Asher Dobroszklanka, Yeshayahu Dobrechowski, Ham Dobrechowski, Hans Hartbrot, Shlomo Vizelberg, Esther–Goldman Yalowski, Dov Yeshiwitz, Dov Fogel, Nisan Zudkewitz, Tzadok Czernobrody, Chana Czernobrody, M. Rosen, Chaya Rosenwaks, Yitzhak Rosenwaks, Chana Rosen, Avraham Rusk—from Kfar Shmaryahu Ryz, Shmuel Hersh Shivak, Tova nee Lipka Sperling, Yehuda Cohen, Fogel Cohen, Avraham Hirsh Cohen, Ozer Bar Minski, Yehoshua Chaim Minski, Chaya Leah Minski, Yechiel Shimon Chana and Gronem Lichtenstein

Prager, Nahum, in Germany Gottlieb, Hirsh Asherk in England Lichtenfeld , Azriel Alye, in England

As a sacred memorial to our dear parents, sisters, brothers and family: Platniarz, Yaakov Leib Platniarz, Aidel Platniarz, Yeshayahu Platniarz, Mordechai Platniarz, Yisrael Platniarz, Leah Memorialized by: Their only son and brother, Hershel Platniarz in Cleveland–Ohio, America

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As a sacred memorial to our parents, sisters, brothers and family: Platniarz, Tina Platniarz, Asher Platniarz, Manya Platniarz, Hinda Leah Platniarz, Yechiel Meir Platniarz, Yisrael Silberstein Platniarz, Michle Silberstein Platniarz, Eliezer Silberstein Platniarz, Malka Silberstein Platniarz, Chana Silberstein Platniarz, Libe Silberstein Platniarz, Shimon Memorialized by: Their children, Sidney and Michle Platner and children, Chicago: Sam and Betty Platner and children, New York. Beatrice and Leo Platner and children, New York. Genya and Yisrael Platner and children, Israel. Charna and Mur Platner and children, New York.

As a memorial to our dear, beloved parents, sisters, brothers and relatives who perished in the Holocaust: Dratwa, Lipman and wife Shoshana—our parents Dratwa, Avrohom Dratwa, Leah Dratwa Hersh Yaakov Dratwa, Feige Dratwa, Miriam—(siblings) Dratwa, Yosef Yitzchok (uncles) Memorialized by: Dratwa, Yosef and family (Israel)

As an everlasting memorial to our dear parents, siblings and their families Parents: Alexander, Meir Mendel. Died in 1925 in New York. Alexander, Rivka. Died in 1953 in New York. Son: Hersh Eliezer. Died in 1962 in New York. Daughter–in–law: Feige, died in 1968 in New York. Memorialized by: Shlomo Alexander and family, Alex Alexander and family, Moshe Henech Alexander and family, and our sister Bina and family.

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As an everlasting memorial to our dear parents and grandparents: Yerachmiel and Rosa Katcher Abraham Shlomo and Nitzi Katcher Yehoshua and Molly Katcher Shmuel Gedalia and Rita Katcher Abba Libowitch and Esther Chana, nee Katcher.

As a memorial to our parents and sister: Daniel Kahn–Itches and his wife Feige Leah; daughter: Rosa Frenkel–Kahn. Memorialized by: Tzipora and Nathan Warszoi; Judith Orbach–Kahn; Leo Kahn, his wife and children; Oscar Kahn, his wife and children.

In memory of our parents, sisters, and relatives together with their families: Sova, Zalman and Bilhah Sova, Bendet and family Sova, Pinchas, Michal and their children Sova, Yitzhak Yaakov and his family Choronazitz[2], Amram and his wife Devorah, nee Sova, and their children Lichterz and his wife Bracha, nee Sova, and their children Tzernobroda, Eliyahu, his wife Feige, and children (brother–in–law) Beldiger, Avraham, his wife Sarah Rivka (uncle) Beldiger, Aharon, Yaakov, Yosef and their families (cousins) Kaczor, Lipman and his wife Elka (uncle and aunt) Lifschitz, Aharon, Arye, Rachel Leah, and Chana—cousins Memorialized by: Sova, David and his wife Chana and their children (Israel)

To the memory of my departed parents, as well as my sisters and brothers who perished in the Holocaust: Azriel and Rivka Dobroszklanka Leib Dobroszklanka Zalman and Malka Dobroszklanka Toibe Dobroszklanka Feivil Dobroszklanka Yetta Gutglas, her husband and their children Memorialized by: Sheindel Rapaport, Avraham Dor–Dobroszklanka, Tzesha Berger–Dobroszklanka, of Israel. Bella Bresler– Dobroszklanka, of France.

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As an everlasting memorial to our parents, brothers and sisters and their families, the virtuous martyrs who died and perished in the Holocaust. Their burial place is unknown: Our parents: Zalman Rosenwaks (Zalman Hassid) and his wife Tzipora, who died in Dobrzyn. The brother: Avraham Yaakov and his wife Chana and their son Chaim, his wife and their children. Our sister: Miriam Rosenwaks–Arnow, her husband Binyamin Aharon, who perished together with their children: Yisrael Hersh, Yaakov Yehoshua, Meir Neta, Yechiel, Tzerka. Our brother: Yitzhak Rosenwaks and his wife Chana, who died in Israel. Memorialized by: Feige Rosenwaks–Maimon and her husband Yechezkel Zahava Peres–Rosenwaks and their children, Yehuda and Chava Rosenwaks and their children Michale Herzog–Rosenwaks, her husband and children Yehudit Golan–Rosenwaks, her husband and children David Shoshani–Rosenwaks and his family Rivka Gavrieli–Rosenwaks and her family

In memory of my parents and sisters: Avraham Rothman and his wife Adele Moshe Rothman and his wife Gendl Avraham Rothman and their children: Frimet, Yosef and Rita. Memorialized by: Tuvya Rothman of Rehovot, Israel.

In memory of my parents, brothers, sisters and relatives who passed away and perished in the Holocaust: Zaklikowski, Meir and his wife Esther Malka—our parents who passed away. Zaklikowski, Hersh and his wife Ita, nee Zik, who came from Lipno, and their children: Yosef Meir; Yaakov…missing Esther, nee Sentor, the wife of Yaakov…perished Bunem and his wife Hila, nee Tzlekownik…perished Yeshayahu and his wife Itka, nee Korewa, who came from Rypin, and their child Moshe…perished Shlomo and his daughters: Reizl, Marta, and Ilonka…perished Leib, the son of Meir and Esther Malka, and his wife Mindl, nee Warshawski…passed away And their sons: Bunem and Eliezer…passed away

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Sheinberg, Mindel, nee Zaklikowski, her husband Meir and their three daughters. Memorialized by: Menahem Zaklikowski and his wife Chaya, nee Lofta, Tel Aviv; Chana Dimant, nee Zaklikowski and her husband, Jerusalem. Szmiga,[3] Moshe Hirsh and his wife Yente…passed away Szmiga, Yitzhak Yaakov and his wife Feige…perished Their son David and his wife Leah, nee Szimanski and their children, Yisrael and Moshe Hirsh…perished Hartbrot, Hirsh and his wife Rozha, nee Szmiga…passed away Holtz, Mendl and his wife Sara Devora…perished Bertza Holtz and his wife and their two children…perished Shlomo Holtz and his wife Nechama, nee Eisenberg, and their two children…perished Aharon Holtz and his wife Eva, nee Motil, and their two children…perished Yisrael, Rachel, Feige and Luba, the son and daughters of Mendel and Sara Devora Holtz Memorialized by: Yechiel and Golda Lofta, nee Szmiga, of Argentina.

In memory of our parents, brothers and sisters who perished in the Holocaust: Shmuel and Masha Goldberg—parents Lipa Friedman and his wife Bella, nee Goldberg—my sister and brother–in–law and their children Chaya and Munik Yosef Chmielnicki and his wife Sara, nee Goldberg—my sister and my brother–in–law, and their children: Rachel and Avraham; Yaakov Moshe, Yosef Gershon—my brothers—and my sister Rachel. Feige Toibe Goldberg, my wife's mother Yoachim Goldberg, Feige Toibe's son Yosef Postolski, my uncle, and his children: Avraham Natan, Gershon, Feige, Leibl Hersh Natan Bergman, my uncle, and his wife Rivka and their children: Shmuel, Luba and their children Yoel Braun and his children: Chana Sara, Motl, Yosef Gershon And our brother Mordechai Goldberg, who died in Israel in 1937 Memorialized by: Yehoshua Goldberg and his wife Liza; Leizer Postolski and his wife Beracha, nee Goldberg

As an everlasting memorial to my relatives who perished in the Holocaust in Poland: Rebe, Isser, his wife and two children Rebe, Anshil, his wife and one child Rebe, Avraham, his wife and one child

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Rebe, Frimet, with her husband D. Rothman and two children Rebe, Gucze, with her husband A. Goldbojm and one child Yaakov and Liba Ofenbach Avraham and Michle Nroine[4] Chana Puleder Memorialized by: Esther Rebe Groner of Chicago, America

As a memorial to our dear parents and siblings: Yosef Alterowicz (father) Tzerl Alterowicz (mother) Yitzhak Leib Alterowicz (brother) Beila Alterowicz–Rosenberg (sister) Moshe Rosenberg (brother–in–law) Nicha Alterowicz–Margolis (sister) Avrohom Margolis (brother–in–law) Avrohom Alterowicz (brother) and all the others of the family

Names of members that are no more with us. May they rest in peace![5] New York Harry Alexander Sol Bartkey–Brooks Julius Brown Al. Davidson Joe Flamenbaum Jack Freilich Gerstein Milton Goldfeder Greenberg Irving Gursky Charles Katcher Morris Katcher Klapman Aharon Lefkowitz Sam Leshnick Max Leshnick Newman Dr. Luis Posmer Plucki Rosenzweig Ruina Joe Rosenbaum Ben Zacklow Irving Shoenbart Ben Gutglas Goldfeder Leo Rogenstein Ros Frenkel (Cohen) Irving Cohen Nachum Flato Morris Katcher Chana Chaya Katcher

Translator's Footnotes

1. From My Town: In Memory of the Communities Dobrzyn–Gollob, edited by M. Harpaz, (published by the Dobrzyn–Golub Society, Israel, 1969), pp. 443–459. Note that the beginnings of sections are denoted by large asterisks (*). Return
2. Possibly a printing error of “Hurynowicz” Return
3. A new section appears to begin on this line, although there is no asterisk to indicate it Return
4. Possibly a misprint of “Groine”. Return
5. There was no need to translate this section, which was printed in English on p. 459. It has been reproduced here for completeness. Return

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