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In loving memory of our dear Parents: Father: Motl Eisenberg, died 1961 Mother: Rachel Eisenberg, died 1986 Brother: Salomon Eisenberg who lost his Wife on January 18th, 1945 when he was deported from Auschwitz to Buchenwald Their son: Moshe Eisenberg & Family Their daughter: Chana Rosenberg & Family Paris

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Our beloved Parents: Yitzchak Elchanan and Sarah Eta Eisenberg, Like my paternal Grandparents: Israel and Chaya Eisenberg Owned leather factories in Szydlowiec In 1942, the Germans placed a Commissar in my parents' factory. Prior to that time, we had built an underground bunker where my parents, my late husband and myself, our baby Feivel, my sister Goldale and other relatives were hiding. We hid in the bunker for approximately six weeks, when early one morning, the Gestapo discovered us. After we were ordered out of the bunker, the Gestapo forced us to take the Sifrei Torah out of my parents' office and to unroll the Torah Scrolls on to the ground. We were then ordered to walk on the Sifrei Torah or be killed on the spot. We were marched to a place near the Magistrate where other Jews who had been hiding were also brought. The Germans took us to Verke in Skarzysko, where we were placed in forced labour. My sister Goldale was also with us and she played a very important role in helping me take care of our son who we lost shortly before the liberation. Our beloved parents, who were devoted to Yiddishkeit and Tzedakah, were Hasidim of the Radoszicer Rabbi. My late husband, Motel, who was taken away from us early in his life, was a devoted Gerer Hasid. May their memory be always with us Chaya Dina Eisenberg Smedra

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Devoted he was to God, Nation and Family. Beloved by his peers in his good deeds. Dedicated to Torah, even in the days of the Holocaust. Honour and respect he conveyed to all his acquaintances. May his memory be blessed to the world to come. Husband and Father Passed away the 10th day of Shevat 5729 1969 This is also a Memorial to his son who passed away in his youth Beloved Husband and Father: Max Smedra 1914-1969 May his soul rest among the living Chaye-Dinah Smedra-Eisenberg Los Angeles

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In sacred and loving memory of our Beloved Parents: Yitzchok Elchonan and Sara Ethel Eisenberg Grandparents: Cantor Yaakov and Miriam Fliegel Israel (Srulkle) and Hinda Eisenberg Aunt and Uncle: Hirsh Leib and Misha Albert Brother-in-law: Motl and Son: Faiwale Smedra Girlfriends: Mania Shtainman, Chavale Shtajerman They were my dear and close friends. Their love, devotion and loyalty we shared I will always cherish in my memory, together with the memory of my Parents and all our family. Golda Eisenberg (Finkel), Baltimore Deborah, Tsevi Grindman and Family, Tel-Aviv

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In Loving memory of our Beloved Husband, Father and Grandfather who survived the Holocaust, and was taken away from us so early in life on Oct. 30th, 1988 Nathan Brotman We will cherish and honour his memory forever Honoured by the surviving wife Eva Brotman Loving children Nancy and Shirley and their families

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In Memoriam of our dear Family who perished in the Nazi Holocaust Al Kidush Hashem in Treblinka Sept. 23-1942 Our Parents: Yitzhok and Hanah Perl Wester Sister and husband Sarah and Solomon Kaufman and their child Taybale Youngest sister: Chaiyusha In Loving Memory of Sister-in-law: Adela Wester, née Kaufman and her 2 sons Yosele, age 2 and Yechiel-Michael, age 1 From Chaim Wester and Family Wladek West (Wester) and Family Bronia Laitman (née Wester) and Family Rushka Stiglec (née Wester) and Family Melbourne, Australia

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In Loving memory of our dear Uncle Moshe and Auntie Esther Rosenblat Cousins: Chaim, Kiva, Leibush and Lonia Uncle: Zemach and Auntie Sheiva Rosenblat Cousins: Balcia and Israel Weichhendler and child Cousins: Rachel Rosenblat (Stark) Eliezer and Laiblev Wladek West (Wester) and Family Bronia Laitman (née Wester) and Family Rushka Stiglec (née Wester) and Family Charlie Ross (Rosenblat) and Family Chaim Wester and Family Fela Doron (Rosenblat) and family, Israel They survived the Holocaust, concentration camps and after that, settled in Melbourne, Australia The only survivors, from left Bronia Laitman née Wester and Rushka Stigletz née Wester

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From right to left, Akiva Liberbaum, who lost his Wife after the liberation in Kelcer Pogrom Jacob Szczenszliwy, Berl Bekermaszyn 2nd row: Menashe Cytryn The only survivor Wladislaw Wester Melbourne, Australia

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To the sacred memory of my dearest and beloved family who perished in the death camp Treblinka on Jan. 13th, 1943 Al Kidush Hashem My father: My Mother: Sarah-Hanah Ostrowieki My sister: Rachel-Leah Husband: Leibl Cimrot and children Brothers: Chanyna-Aaron and Yechezkel Benjamin The only survivor: Max Ostrowieki (Ostro) and family New York

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In Memoriam of my dearest Parents: Yechiel-Abish and Yitah-Rachel Blander Brothers: Usher-Yehuda, Moshe-Shachne and Sarah-Inda and children Brother: Shragah-Faiwe Blander Sisters: Hanah Matl and Rochel-Leah Uncle: Chaim-Hirsh and Rochel Blander and Family Symcha-Leibish and Fraida Eisenstat and Family Mordechai-Mendl and Chanah-Leah Paris and Family Chaim and Sarah Yitah Lerman and Family Cousins: Yitzhok and Yitka Sztainman, Josef and Bela Konopka, Binem and Rebecca Szotland and their children From: Binem Blander and Family, Brooklyn, NY

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