He was the Chairman of the Judenrat when the Gestapo demanded of him that he turn over a specified number of Jews for labor. his reply was “I will not turn over even a single Jew until you return those Jews to us that you have received thus far.” For this, the evil Gestapo killed him and his family, and in this way he martyred himself among the many.

Esther, and her husband, Shlomo Zammler
with their children and grandchildren
Baylah and her husband and daughter
In Toronto, Canada

They were all disinterred, and documents were found in their pockets. She was able to work out an arrangement to get permission to have all these martyrs buried in the cemetery of the city of Szczebrzeszyn.

Their son and brother
Moshe Bergstein & his family

Their son Moshe & his family
Netanya, Israel

She was a gifted and industrious woman, decent and God-fearing. She had a deep acquaintance with modern Yiddish literature. After her marriage, she manages a soda and tea place in the new Halles. In the war, her husband flees to Rawa [Ruska] from whence he is sent to the Siberian forests. He dies alone in Samarkand. She remains in Tomaszow with two children, Shlomo Elazar and Zlata'leh. She is alleged to have been evacuated to Cieszanow, and afterwards to Belzec and the gas chambers. No trace remains of the children.

Fled from the Germans to Rawa [Ruska], and there, married Joseph Laneil. Both were killed there by the German cannibals.

From me: Your sister, Rechil and her children, your brother Joseph and his family, and your brother Moshe and his family, carry your death throes in our hearts together with feeling of vengeance towards the murderers.

Traveled to Warsaw while very young, where she assists her uncle Moshe הי”ד in his butter business. She contracts Tuberculosis from having caught a cold. She closes her young, clever eyes forever on Shabbat HaGadol 8 Nissan 5776 in the Tomaszow hospital at 21 years of age.

His holy spirit leaves his body on 2 MarHeshvan 5702 at the age of 38 in the shtetl of Lenger in the Tshimenk Oblast, Kazakhstan.

Your sister Rechil and her children
Your brother Joseph & family
Your brother Moshe & family

One of the most prominent balebatim in the city. He always participated in all worthwhile activities, and was the first to do so with a full hand. Born in Zamość in 1866, died in Tomaszow on 19 Nissan 5698.

Pinchas Bekher & family
New Haven , CT

She died tragically in Sanctification of the Name on 15 MarHeshvan 5702. Murderous gentile hooligans beat her to death with staves, and buried her in a field not far from the Zamość Road. A Gentile from the city related this to her son Yaakov ע”ה, who, in 1946 on returning from Russia, risked his life and visited Tomaszow. For a good price, the gentile helped to find the location where she was buried. With great effort, he was able to transfer her remains to the cemetery and gave her a Jewish burial.

Shmuel Bergenbaum & family
New York, NY

The children:
Tzila & Shmuel Hitter With daughter Tema		Israel & Sarah Berger With the children, Ethel, Yaakov Fishl
	Shmuel Berger
The in-laws:
Mir'l Gigbel Buenos Aires	Zlata Citrin Toronto, Canada	Shmuel Harubi Israel
Yehoshua Boxenbaum Israel	Chana Glaber Israel	Yaakov Harubi New York, NY

Shmuel Shiflinger and children		Rivka Friedman and family
Shmuel Hitter and family		Leibusz Gerzon and family
Joseph Hitter and family		Israel Bergenbaumn and family
Pinchas Bekher and family		Shmuel Bergenbaum and family

Wife of Israel ben R' Shimshon Meir Hitter הי”ד Lublin
Their daughter Gitt'l and her husband		Joseph Zeitl, and their son
	Yitzhak Majdanek
Their daughter Leah her husband, and daughter Tema Their daughter Yehudit, her husband and daughter Baylah הי”ד
		Shmuel Hitter & family Joseph Hitter & family

Shlomo Lehrman & family Munich, Germany		Pesha Glanzer & her family Israel
Jonah Lehrman & family New York, NY		Shmuel Lehrman Vineland, NJ

and his children
Dvora Weissleder. Rivka'leh Goldstein
and Pinchas Arbesfeld
with their families

and their families

Who died in the prime of life at the age of 48 years, having been exiled along with his entire family to Siberia, Altaiski Krai, Chervinsky Region. his Yahrzeit is 22 Iyyar 5702.

Mir'l & Yeshay' Greenfeld & children

Chana Bina and Rabbi Isser Zaltzberg
and their family

A very well-respected member of the balebatim of the city. He was a very regarded member of the Hevra Kadisha, a person who could lead services with great taste in the Kielce shtibl. He was honest and straightforward in his dealings with others. He fled, with his family to Lemberg, where he became mortally ill. He died after intense suffering, leaving his wife and children in an unfamiliar world beset with wandering. The latter were later sent to Siberia to perform hard labor.

Long-time Gabbai of the Chelm shtibl, a participant in the Gemilut Hasadim Loan Society, and in general took part in all matters that were a good cause.

During the war, he and his entire family went off to Rawa [Ruska] and from there, they were sent to the Siberian Taigas. In the nomadic wandering, on the way to America, he died at 59 years of age, in the city of Bremen, Germany. Your earthly remains are far from us, but your spirit is close to us. We will never forget you.

A scion of the Tarnogrod Goldbaum family on his mother's side, who were related to the Holy Gaon, author of Divrei Yekhezkiel of Sieniawa הצללה”ה. Passed away after returning from Russia on 9 Adar 5707 in the city of Bramberg.

Hanina & Mir'l Szparer
and their family in Toronto

He was a Gabbai in the Second [Prayer] House in Hevra Tehillim, and loved to give a handsome donation. He donated a great deal for the heating and lighting of the Second House. For all of his years, he underwrote the Seuda Shlishit there. At the beginning of the war, we all went to Rawa Ruska. He remained there, until the Germans ימ”ש took him on the first transport to be gassed in Belzec.

Born in 1913. My parents gave him a religious upbringing. He studied at Mizrahi and privately with R' Benjamin Tepler ע”ה. He developed emotionally on his own. Intelligent, he was a leader of the Tomaszow Halutz Youth, worked at the Bank Ludowy as a bookkeeper. He helped to build up the library of the manual workers, and directed it without pay. He never missed going to the Bet HaMedrash every morning to pray. He was dedicated to God and to the community. He remained in Rawa [Ruska] in the hands of the Germans. He helped many people get Aryan papers, and by doing so, saved their lives. Many of them, today, are in New York. He was brought down in Sanctification of the Name.

At the outbreak of the war, they fled to Rawa Ruska. From there, they were sent by the Russian authorities to the Siberian Taigas, where they suffered hunger and deprivation. After the liberation, they came to Central Asia where they exhausted themselves and endured tribulations and disease. their lives gave out on a collective farm near Samarkand.

Their daughter Gitt'l Weinberg & her family
Israel

Their son, Eli' Lehrer & family
New York, NY

During the days of the last war, he fled with his family to Russia, and he passed away there, in the village of Mikhailovka in the Tchkalov District on 13 Shevat 5702 at the age of 52 years.

Rivka & her husband Mardor & their family
In Israel

A Gur Hasid, simple, a man of faith, straightforward, who fled from controversy, engaged in commerce, and directed his sons in the ways of the Torah and the Fear of God. When the war broke out, he and his family fled to Rawa [Ruska] and from there, were sent to Siberia. On the way back, he grew weak from the plethora of tribulation and exertion, and he passed away in Germany.

She constantly participated in carrying the yoke of making a living, and stood in the store, and with her entire being, she raised her children in Torah and the Fear of God. She passed away 5 Tishri in Altai in Russia.

Who absorbed Torah from the time of his youth in the Hasidic Bet HaMedrash of the Rabbi R' Yehoshua'leh, and his son, the Rabbi, R' Joseph Leibusz זצ”ל. He pored over, and was diligent in Torah study, for all his days. He was an adherent of the Sanz Hasidim. He fell dead as a casualty in Rawa Ruska in the year 1942 or 1943.