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A Memoriam Candle To The Souls In Memory of My father: Moshe Schnall My brother-in-law: Herman Katz My sister: Freda Katz My brother: Yosef Schnall The grave of my sister Lina Schnall who passed away before the Holocaust My mother: Sara (nee Zaltzman) My brother: Mondel Schnall My sister: Tzila Schnall From left: My sister: Tzila Schnall, her friend Chana Holoshitzer My niece: Sabina Katz My nephew: Zigmund Katz Perpetuated in grief by Ania and Leon Schnall

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The Memory Of Our Dear Beloved Will Last Forever Their children, may G-d avenge their deaths Mordechai Zavel and his wife Chaya (from the Sternheim-Fass family of Lancut) Those that keep their memories: The brothers: Betzalel and Yitzchak Sternheim-Fass Miriam Kipper-Fass Michael Waltzer-Fass

A Memorial Monument To The Souls Of Our Dear Ones Our father: Yechiel Michael the son of Zusha Leib Fenig Our mother: Golda the daughter of Yosef Leib Our brother: Zusha the son of Michael and his son Yehoshua Our sister: Sara the daughter of Michael and her children Yosef and Esther Keeping their memories forever: Eliezer, Refael, Perel, Chava and Sima Fenig

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A Monument To Dear Souls From right: Chana Goldbander, Tova Reisman, Gittel Hertz, Bluma Kriger Chana Goldbander (nee Licht) Ozer Goldbander On the right: My father: Yitzchak Sitz On the left: My mother: Chana Sitz My sister: Miriam Zilberzweig Her children: Rachel and Avraham Standing: Alter and Rita Sitz   Rachel Licht and her family Shmuel Licht and his wife Regina (nee Horen) Dr. Yosef Hornik and his wife Lea (nee Licht) and their daughter Aza Alec Teitelbaum and his wife Hala (nee Licht) Issie Licht and his wife Eva (nee Wallerstein) Olga Licht Esther Goldbander (nee Sheinfeld) and her children Atara and Tzirl Yosha Reisman and his children Yisrael and Yaakov Kalman Hertz and his children Minia, Berish and Shmuel Yehoshua Licht, his wife Esther, and their children Chaya and Shmuel Chaim Licht, his wife Tzila (nee Kleinman) and their children Hala and Shmuel Yaakov Licht, his wife Bluma and two children Mendel Licht, his wife Esther (nee Koretz) and their children Saba and Avraham Aharon Sitz, his wife Sima (nee Togandhaft) and their children Leibish and Avraham Yehoshua Zilberzweig, his wife Miriam (nee Sitz), and their children Rachel, Avraham, and Shaul Ber   Perpetuated by The family of Alter Tishbi (Sitz)

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A Memorial Candle My sister: Balka Kneitel Father: Nissan Kneitel Mother: Itta Kneitel Sister: Lea Kneitel Brother: Azriel Kneitel Sister: Pepi Kneitel Sister: Balka Kneitel Brother: Yaakov Kneitel Sister: Feiga Kneitel   Dedicated in pain and grief by Betzalel Kneitel

In Eternal Memory From right: Mendel Klaristenfeld, Mina Klaristenfeld Standing from left: Zashka, Wolf, Menashe, David, Yosef Perpetuated by Alexander Klaristenfeld of Brooklyn

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A Memorial Candle Reb Moshe Zeev Shlissel He was born in Rzeszów in 5622 (1862) to Reb Yisrael Mordechai of blessed memory, a descendent of Rabbis and Torah scholars. He lived and worked all his life in his birthplace Rzeszów, and there he died at the time of the Nazi conquest in 5702 (1941). He had his Rabbinical ordination, but he did not use it for his livelihood[1]. He would give a regular lecture to the lay scholars early in the morning, and at the time of the afternoon service in the “Kloiz Hagadol” {large prayer hall} of the city. He was a generous spirit, and he was always active in the maintaining of the three Torah schools which he founded. Not only this - but on every Friday and Sabbath he would examine the students. And woe upon the teacher whose students did not meet his standards. * * * Just as he was meticulous in his teaching, he was meticulous in the honesty of his business practices. During breaks from his teaching duties - when he was free from his work in Torah -- he would check that the prices in his business had not been raised beyond the acceptable measure. During the time of the First World War, when the prices would change daily, he was very careful not to exceed the acceptable range. His children Reb Avraham, Zelda, Sara, Esther and Berta, may G-d avenge their deaths, were killed with their families in the holocaust. May his son Reb Baruch Shlissel be blessed with a long life. He was one of the Mizrachi activists of Rzeszów, and a member of the communal council. From the year 5785 (1925) he lived in the Land of Israel and he is one of the activists of the Organization of Rzeszów Émigrés. Reb Moshe Zeev Shlissel His wife: Hinda Rachel Shlissel (nee Paloga)

In Eternal Memory My brother: Aharon Nussbaum Grandfather: Reb Abish Nussbaum Perpetuated by Yosef Nussbaum of Bnei Brak

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A Monument In Memory Family of Shmuel and Chava Einhorn   Perpetuated by Yehoshua and Dina Strassberg of Kibbutz Tel Yitzchak Avraham Einhorn Paula Strassberg Shmuel Strassberg

In Eternal Memory Lea and Zelig Grauer Dedicated in pain by Lunek and Henek Grauer of Kibbutz Tel Yitzchak My uncle: Wilek Grauer

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In Holy Memory   Father: Marcus Ortner Mother: Chana Ortner Sister: Chava Ernestina Ortner Sister: Mania Ortner Brother: Yosef Ortner Dedicated in grief by Mordechai Birenbach, Mordechai Ortner

In Memory Shimon Grinspan born 1905 Bronka Grinspan born 1904 Herman Grinspan born 1912 Dedicated in grief by David Grinspan

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We Sanctify The Memory Of Our Dear Ones Chaim Zimbach Liba Zimbach Chana Zimbach Lutza Zimbach Yitzchak Zimbach   Dedicated in grief by The family of Mina Zimbach-Staub Sara Beila Staub Moshe Aharon Staub

In Eternal Memory Chaim Feigenbaum (1908)   Perpetuated by Avraham Feigenbaum Yitzchak Feigenbaum (1884) Mindel (nee Ochs) Feigenbaum (1883) Rachel Feigenbaum (1910) Gesia Ochs

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A Perpetual Monument Mina Mintz (nee Teitelbaum) and her son Chana the daughter of Reuven Eckstein Dedicated by Shlomo Tal and his family Akiva Teichel and his family Esther Mintz Shimon Tovia the son of Yitzchak Mintz

A Perpetual Monument   Perpetuated by Shoshana Zisel-Roiza Hoffman (Wasserstein) His son Naftali His son Aharon Reb Leibish Kanner-Polaner (Kriptzer)

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A Monument To those founders and activists who dedicated their strength and mind to the Organization of Rzeszów Émigrés in Israel. Founders of the Organization: Meshulam Davidson, Avraham Silberman, Tovia Beck (a member of the committee), Shlomo Shlam and his wife Sara Shlam, Yisrael Wachspress. Yaakov Alter (the first chairman of the committee), Yosef Storch (chairman), Ben-Tzion Fett (honorary chairman), Naftali Tuchfeld (vice chairman), Yaakov Rebhun (vice chairman), Dr. Avraham Einfeld (vice chairman). We will guard their memories forever. The Organization of Rzeszów Émigrés in Israel Yitzchak Oestreicher (chairman), the lawyer Alexander Rosner (chairman of the advisory committee). In Eternal Memory Of the Martyrs of the Community of Rzeszów And environs in Galicia, may G-d avenge their deaths They were victims of the evil Nazi regime Their pure blood was spilled by Unclean hands in sanctification of G-d's name. Their Holy memory will be guarded in the hearts of the survivors of the community And in the hearts of all the Nation of Israel forever. May Their Souls Be Bound In The Bonds Of Eternal Life Memorial day is the 19th of Av The Organization of Émigrés of Rzeszów and environs in Israel.

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