ROW 30, GRAVE 12
Permission from Yad Vashem to publish this photo taken back in 1964. The grave in question is the third from the right.
Permission from Yad Vashem to publish this photo taken back in 1964. The grave in question is the third from the right.
Surname
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GROSSMAN
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Given name
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Date of death
on gravestone
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Date of death
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1937
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Hebrew name
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Nesha Rachel
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נעשא רחל
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Father’s name
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Nochim or Chaim Josef z”l
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נחים/חיים יוסף ז"ל
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Kohen/Levi
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Decoration
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Candelabrum
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פמוט
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Notes
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Group Two
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In 1915 died Beila GROSSMAN, the daughter of Kojcza and Rachela GROSSMAN. She was born around 1906.
Could Kojcza be the husband of Nesha Rachel?
Could Beila be their daughter?
From Pages of Testimony submitted back in 1957 to Yad Vashem, Kojcze GROSSMAN had a son named Hirsch GROSSMAN, born 1908. Hirsch was married to Feiga SILBER, born 1912 in Lubaczow, and they had a little daughter, Ester Tsipe, 3 years old. Kojcze , Hirsch, Feiga and little Ester were murdered in Holocaust.
Kojcze GROSSMAN and his son Hirsch GROSSMAN are both listed as bakers.
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