Surname
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POTASZNIK
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פטאשניק
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Given name
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Berko
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Date of death
on gravestone
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Nisan 5698
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ניסן תרצ"ח
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Date of death
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April 4th 1938 (Death register)
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Hebrew name
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Berish
|
בעריש
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Father’s nameMorde
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Mordechai HaLevi
Markus Potasznik |
פטאשניק הלוי
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Kohen/Levi
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Levi
|
לוי
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Decoration
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Pitcher
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קנקן
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Notes
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Group One:Family name on gravestone
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The only Page of Testimony I found for “Potasznik, Lubaczow” was submitted in 1955 by Shlomo Helsinger whom I knew. He wrote that his sister Sara Helsinger was married to Jakob Potasznik. Jakob Potasznik was born in Nowa Grobla and was the son of Shimon Potasznik. He wrote that Jakob Potasznik was murdered in the Lubaczow ghetto in 1943.
Nowa Grobla is a village 14 km south east of Lubaczow.
Looking for for Pages for “Potasznik, Nowa Grobla” there were several Pages relating to the children of Mordechai and Ester Potasznik/Potaschnik:
1. Moses Wolf Potasznik, born 1882, a disabled veteran of WWI (he had lost his leg), married, lived in Jaroslaw, in Krakow during the war, shot in the Krakow ghetto. At least one daughter survived.
2. Jakob Potasznik, born ca 1890 in Nowa Grobla, married, a merchant in wood
3. Mendel Potasznik, born around 1890 – 1900 in Nowa Grobla, single, lived in France during the war.
If Berish Potasznik who died in Lubaczow in 1938 was the son of Mordechai and Ester Potasnik, then he may have been an additional brother of the three brothers listed above.
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