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In holy memory of our father and mother Mendel and Genendel Bagno   Killed at the hands of the Nazi murderers My father, Died in Gostynin in the year 1929 Honor their memory! Chana Keller (New York) Julius and Bess Bagno (New York) Leybish Bagno and wife (Tel Aviv) Shmuel Beiruch Bagno and wife (Brussels) Yente and Felix Miller (Brussels) Yakov Bagno and wife (Brussels) Baile Roize (Brussels)

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For the holy memory of our brothers and sisters of our family Bagno who were killed in Belgium by the hands of the Nazi murderers   Yosef Hinde   Sholem Gutman, died in New York in 1950 Honor their memory! Chana Keller (New York) Julius and Bess Bagno (New York) Shmuel Beiruch Bagno and wife (Brussels) Yente and Felix Miller (Brussels) Yakov Bagno and wife (Brussels) Baile Roize (Brussels) Leybish Bagno and wife (Tel Aviv)

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In holy memory of our dear and beloved parents Their tombstones were destroyed by the German murderers. May these few words serve as a memorial for our father and mother. Honor their memory!   Sarah Dvoire (Bresler) Gonshor (Died in 1904 in Gostynin) Elazar Gonshor (Died in the year 1915 in Gostynin) Daughters Chava'tche Krieger and Zisse Motil (New York)

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In holy memory of our dear brother Yosef and his family who died at the hands of the German Nazi murderers in the Warsaw ghetto Honor their memory!   Daughter Faigele, son Elazar Yosef Gonshor and his wife Chan'tche Chave'tche and Moishe Krieger Zisse and Yissachar Motil Max Rozental (New York)

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In memory of our brother and sister-in-law who left us so very young   Charna (Melamed) Gonshor Died in the year 1954 in New York Yitzchok Ber Gonshor Died in 1944 in New York In his young years, Yitzchok Ber was very active in Poalei Tzion [Labor Zionist Movement] in Gostynin; also a member of the administration in the Peretz library; an active member in the drama circle; one of the founders of the movement for professionals in Gostynin. He left Gostynin and came to New York in the year 1921. Throughout all these years, Ber maintained a close contact with Gostynin.   Sister Rochel Melamed Brother-in-law Max Rozental Chave'tche and Moishe Krieger (New York)

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In eternal memory You left us, dear and beloved Blanche And we, your close ones, remember you. We mourn for you and will not Forget you until our final breath Your Max Your sisters Chava and Zisse Your brothers-in-law Moishe and Yissachar   Let this serve as a tombstone for our dear father Avrohom Rozental whose gravesite the German cannibals destroyed. Also a tombstone for our mother Chaya Soroh   Our sisters: Pesse, Hinde and her husband Elazar Rozental, and their child; Yitte and her husband Shapiro , and Esther, who were killed by the sadistic murderers in the burning ovens. In pain and sorrow, we remain the son and brother Yisroel-Moishe and Itzik Rozental (New York)

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A picture of my father, my teacher Reb Yehuda Leybush son of Yakov, of blessed memory, Tremski (born in Gostynin)   Learned, a merchant and an activist for the needs of the community – “Others praised him, not his own mouth” [comment on his humility]. Died in Gostynin on the 7th of Iyar, 5683 [April 23, 1923]. May his soul be bound up in the bond of life Meyer Dovid Tremsk

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For the holy memory of our dear family that was killed by the Nazi murderers. Honor their memory!   The family Gombiner From right to left: Dolusz, Chana (Zhichlin), mother and Romek. Dolusz and Chana were killed by the Nazis; father Itche (died in Gostynin); Romek (died in Gostynin in 1936); mother (died in New York in 1945).   Yakov Gombiner, wife, and daughter (lived in Wloclowek) Itche Gombiner, may he rest in peace Among the few businessmen in Gostynin who did not fear the currents of the freedom movement, which also pulled in the Gostynin youth, there was also Itche Gombiner. Itche was considered one of the progressive persons in town. He possessed a healthy spirit and logic. In general, he was a loving person and respected by the community. He was one of the prestigious members of the Burial Society, which at that time was one of the most important institutions. He tried to give his children, other than a Jewish education, a general education, and in fact his son Yakov, was one of the first Jewish young boys who studied in the city's new public school. Later, when it became apparent that Yakov had an aptitude for music, he was sent to the Warsaw conservatory. Itche partnered with several forest [land] merchants in the city, but he was the most active and managerial force of the company. He was tall, healthy, and relatively young when he became ill and had to undergo an operation. At that time, there were no surgeons in Gostynin, so he was taken to the hospital in the nearby town of Plock. But it was already too late, and he did not leave the hospital alive. May these lines serve as a tombstone for his children.   Gutche Lowy and husband Salle Kupersmith (New York) Esther Stupei Regina Frushein and husband (New York) Shloime Gombiner (Sam Gomberg)

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In holy memory of my parents, sister, and brother-in-law   My mother Soshe Krieger died in Warsaw 1933 My father Shlomo Krieger died in Warsaw 1930   My sister Rochel'e and her husband H. Korfinkel Died in the Warsaw ghetto Honor their memory! Moshe and Chava Gonshor-Krieger

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In holy memory Of my sister and brother-in-law and their family died in the Warsaw ghetto Sister Nechele Breintuch-Krieger; her husband Shimon Breintuch; their son Pesach   Their children: Lola, Manya, and Rivka'le   Sholom Breintuch Eliezer Breintuch My sister Rivka and her husband Leibel Grinfeder murdered by the Nazis in Paris. Their son died in Paris after the liberation. Dovid Grinfeder Honor their memory! Moshe and Chava Gonshor-Krieger

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