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In Loving memory My Parents: Samuel-Hirsh and Chaya-Sarah Rosenbaum Brother: Teve-Osher Sisters: Prive, Perl Uncles Israel, Jacob and Yechiel and Malka Rosenbaum Cousins: Getzel and wife and children Isaac and Faige Alpert-Rosenbaum Leybl, Hershe, Iske, Prive, Chana Bernard Rosenbaum and Family

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In loving memory of my beloved family: Parents: Israel and Shaindl Rosenbaum Sisters: Sarah-Hanah, Perl and Reeva My unforgotten wife: Shaindl (Sonszain) Rosenbaum Uncle: Hershl, Auntie Shifra Manela Cousins: Mayer, Zelig, wife Pola Manela From: Mailech Rosenbaum, Chicago

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In loving memory of our dear Parents and Grandparents: Dovid and Mindel Zomber Jeffrey and Malkie Zell and children Samuel and Riva Zomber and children

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In loving memory of our dear Brothers and Sisters who were killed during the Holocaust Elchanon Yaakov Priva Yitchok Mordechai Chana From: Jeffrey and Malkie Zell Samuel and Reva Zomber

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In Loving Memory of my dearest Parents: David and Bina Fryszman Brother: Dov Ber (Berish) and Family Israel and Family Abraham and Family Zew Wolf the youngest Sister: Perl, husband Jacob Aizenberg Daughter: Nehama Sister: Rosa and David Goldberg, and the new born baby on the day of deportation Mother and child were shot by the murderers on Sept. 23, 1942 From: Their devoted survivor son and brother Baruch Frishman and Family Dallas, Texas

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I would like to add a few words about my brothers and myself. My brother Bairech from Strachowice saw the only way to survive is to give away his warehouse of piece goods to some Nazi in Lager, Starachowice. He hoped that they would hide him and protect him, but one night, the Nazi came suddenly to take his wife and child away. He had a chance to survive but he chose to go with his loved ones to death. The maiden name of his wife was Brotbeker. My brother Israel passed away during the war in Szydlowiec. Another brother from Radom, Avraham, used to work in Schtainbrook in Radom. I want to add here an unknown fact of the murderous tricks of the Nazi. In 1944, the Nazi in Schtainbrook announced that anybody who had family in Israel could register so the Nazi could swap him for a German in Israel. He and 34 other Jews registered. They were then gathered together and taken to a nearby forest and shot there. On Yom Kippur, before everyone was forced on board the trains to Treblinka, my father told me that I had more of a chance to survive if I would be registered to go to Starachowice and I did. From there, I was sent to Auswitz-Birkenau. I was then sent to Orenienburg, later to Flossenburg. I was liberated in Immendingen Bathem Batham.

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In loving memory of our Parents: Yechiel Yehoshua and Gitele Lederman Brothers: Leizer and Itsche Lederman Sisters: Rebecca and Leon Gertner Sister: Sabina Svinkelstein (Lederman) Survivors: Hershel Lederman and Family, Vineland Rachela Lederman-Celniker, Tel-Aviv Sonia Lederman (Monk), Israel Bluma Lederman-Sheinwar, Brazil

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In loving memory of our Beloved Mother and Wife: Sabina Svinkelstein (Lederman), who was taken away so early in life From: Her devoted Children: Gail Svinkelstein Allen Svinkelstein (husband) Emanuel Svinkelstein

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In memory of my dearest Parents: Moshe and Mindl Midlarski Brothers: Ruven and Rachel-Ita and children Yidl and Wife, Yitshe his wife Yocheved (Roseneweig) Midlarski Sister: Sarah Midlarski Kohen Children: Mashale and Ytizykl Survivor: Rosa Midlarski Kwiatowsky, Paris

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In Eternal Memory My Parents: Shimele and Cipe Grichman Sister and sister-in law: Libe and Abraham-Isaac Grichman Sisters: Pese and Hinde Brothers: Mordechai-Aron, Rafael and Shamai Rivka Grichman-Mendelson My Parents: Jecheskel, Golde-Riva Mendelson Sister: Friede-Feiga Brothers: Mordechai and Heskel From: Joseph and Rivka Mendelson Los Angeles

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