Section4: Appendices

Appendix 1.
List of reporters from Lazdey to the Hebrew periodicals "HaMelitz" and "HaTsefirah".

In"HaMelitz": Shmeriah Gisovsky, Tsvi-Aryeh Ginzburg, Avraham-Yitskhak Hurvitz, Yosef Meirberger, Shmuel Burak, Zalman-Mordekhai Bernshtein.

In "HaTsefirah": Elyakum Levinzon, Yehudah Akhron.

Appendix 2.
Partial list of personalities born in Lazdey.

Yisrael Prais (1869-1942), reporter and writer, from 1890 in USA, pioneer of spreading the "Chibath Zion" ideology among religious Jewish circles in America, published articles in the Hebrew periodicals "HaMelitz", "HaMagid" and HaTsefirah" and later in the Yiddish press in America. Published many books on Jewish historical themes.

Yosef Akhron (1886- 1943) composer, violinist and teacher. Among his compositions:"Hebrew Tune", 3 concerts for violin, concert for piano and many more.

Shmuel Bortn Sekler (1897-??), immigrated to USA, researcher and inventor.

David Cohen (1901-murdered in 1941), painter.

Yakov fon Idelson, in 1843 Russia's consul in Koenigsberg, despite being an apostate, helped Jews in trouble.

Sarah Dushnitsky-Nishmith-Shner was born in Sejny in 1913, but lived from the age of twelve in Lazdey where she graduated in the Lithuanian high-school. M.A.in Educational Psychology from Vilna University and B.A. in Classic Linguistics from Kovno University. During the school year 1939-1940 headmistress of the Teachers Seminar "Tarbuth" in Vilna. 1942-1944 with the partisans in the Belarus woods, from 1948 in Kibbutz Lokhamei HaGetaoth, writer and researcher of the Holocaust in the "Ghetto Fighters House". Published 2 books for children, books and stories and many articles mostly on research of the Holocaust.

Appendix 3.
List of Lazdey Jewish families who perished in the Holocaust, according to the streets in which they lived. (Compiled by Rivkah-nee Gershtein- and Ze'ev Mikhnovsky) [note: see also the alphabetical list of Lazdei's Holocaust Victims]

Starishok Street (beginning from the bridge)

1. Ozhekhov, Yitskhak

2. Paulan, Binyamin

3. Paulan, Efraim

4. Paulan, Yosl and Payeh

5. Falkovitz, Ber-Leib

6. Falkovitz, Avraham

7. Grudzin, Bertshik

8. Dumbelsky

9. Ribak

10. Sider, Yekhezkel

11. Mariampolsky, Getsel

12. Matskibutsky, Mordekhai

13. Punsky

14. Dimant, Barukh-Shlomo

15. Bas, Yosef-Heshl

16. Epshtein, Moshe-David

17. Punsky, Shmuel

18. ---?---, Tsadok+Pantofel (daughter and husband)

19. Pintshikhovsky (blacksmith)

20. Bergzon, Dobrusha and sons

21. Zilonsky, Zalman

22. Mariampolsky, Barukh

23. Zubritsky

24. Shilingovsky, Reuven

25. Prusak, Avraham

26. Khoronzitsky

27. Matskibutsky, Yerakhmiel

28. Bas, Khaim

29. Gershtein, Rabbi Ya'akov-Aryeh

30. Man, Khaim-Yenkl

31. Goldman, Alter

32. Gibralter, Shimshon

33. Ribak, Yosl-Henakh

34. Einbinder, Alter

35. Frank, Khloine

36. The sisters Sarah and Heshka (seamstress)

37. Leidman, Moshe

38. Leidman, Khaim

39. Bernshtein, Alter

40. Man, Yitskhak and brother

41. Smolan, and wife Feige

42. Gisovsky, Leib

43. Subartevitsky, Khaim

44. Shats, Karpel

The Alley between the Prusak and Khoronzitsky families

45. Shimantshik, Elyakum

46. Sveisky, Reuven

47. Luksniansky, Yeshayahu

48. Katkishky, Avraham nad wife Zlate (seamstress)

49. Zef, Aba (mortician)

50. Zusman, Mendel

51. Lefkutz

52. Kovalsky, Yisrael

53. Polazdeisky

54. Yakir (mortician)

55. Yablon

56. Paulan, Khaim Itsel

57. Lefkutz

58. Lefkutz, Zisel

Starishok Street (continuation from the other side of the bridge)

59. Rindzunsky

60. ------------- (the shoemaker from Suwalk)

61. Milikovsky (teacher)

62. Shchupatsky, Avraham

63. Vafner, Eli (Scriptures copier)

64. Prager, Yisrael

65. Prusak, Ya'akov

66. Prusak, Shalom

67. -------- Meir (taylor)

68. Borovsky

69. Ozhekhov, Yisrael

70. Levin, Matityahu

71. Groznik, Shmuel

72. Gurvitz, Tsvi

73. Prusak, Shmuel

74. Paulan, Khaim Yitskhak

75. Mariampolsky, Avraham

76. Kantarovsky, Ya'akov

77. Gorfinkel

78. Kshevitsky-Luksiansky

79. Zeligson

80. Grudzin, Reuven

81. Grudzin, Gershon

82. Kufran, Malka and Kazys (survived thanks to her Lithuanian husband)

83. Grudzin, Sarah

84. Prusak, Eliyahu

85. Prusak, Nekhama

86. Kulitsky, Shmuel

87. Levinzon, Note

88. Reikher, David

Around the Market Square

89. Sider, Avraham

90. Shmulkovsky, Yosl

91. Finkelshtein, Barukh

92. Gilary, Eliezer

93. Rozenblum

94. Golub, Zerakh

95. Beker, Betsalel

96. Smolsky

97. Pilitovsky

98. Kantorovsky-Mikhnovsky

99. Meretsky, Asne

100. Lishkov, Mordekhai

101. Volovitsky, Velvl

102. Volovitsky, Yosl

103. Kantarovsky, Aba

104. Shilibolsky, Kune

105. Finkelshtein, Shepsl

106. Shilingovsky, Shalom

107. Kahanovitz

108. Kalvareisky, Yisrael

109. Shishlov, Mordekhai

110. Aks, Yeshayahu

111. Prusak, Leibush

112. Khalote, Ya'akov

113. Kubelsky (lawyer)

114. Tsimerman

115. Kreingel

116. Kohen Alter

117. Levin

118. Kulesky, Bath-Sheva

119. Broide, Pesakh

120. Bergson

121. As (barber)

122. Idovitz

123. Milman (teacher)

124. Mirkes

Kovna Street

125. Markus, Sime

126. Lipsky

127. Kalir, Menakhem (cantor) immigrated to Eretz Yisrael before the war

128. Pilitovsky, Yakir

129. Krasnopolsky

130. Baranovsky, Khaim-Shimon

131. Krikshtansky, brothers

132. Abramovitz, Ane

133. Kaufman, Shlomo

134. Soloveitshik

135. Oftshinsky, Yosl

136. Prusak, Eliyahu

137. Klibansky+Liberman, Naftaly

138. Hakhnokhi

139. Lefkutz

140. Katsenelenboigen

141. Shapira

142. Voltshansky

143. Khoronzitsky

144. Dzivak Kalman

145. Kohen, Ya'akov-Yosl

146. --------, Eli (poultry merchant)

147. Pintshikhovsky, David

148. Rabinovitz, Mordekhai-Velvl

149. Doberman, David

150. Zavatsky, Avraham

151. Zavatsky, Yitskhak

152. Sokol

153. Sider, Leib (oven builder)

154. Gerdasky, Shmerl

155. Getker

156. Levin (hatter)

157. Levin, Velvl

158. Zinger (tailor)

159. Liubovitz, Peshe

160. Prusak, Khaim-Yosl

161. Okunevitz, Khaim-Mendl

162. Berkman

163. Breitbord

164. Tenenboim, Khaim

Seiny Street

165. Titevsky, Yeshayahu

166. Kopilovsky, David

167. Okunevitz, Moshe

168. Paulan and sons Iser, Aba, Shlomo, Nakhum and married sister Khayah

169. Lipshtein

170. Paulan, Asne

171. Dunsky, Avraham (baker)

172. Dunsky (bank clerk)

173. Paulan, Berl-Zelig

174. Norkin

175. Dushnitsky

176. Lisovsky

177. Paulan, Meir

178. Rubinshtein, Motl

179. Paulan, Moshe-Mikhel

180. Shilingovsky

181. Yurzditsin, Yisrael

182. Brozovsky, Shepsl

183. Polazdeisky

184. Sheiman

185. Navisky, Iser

186. Paulan, David

187. Tsvikler, Sarah-Ita

188. Dvorsky, Reuven

189. Shtabinsky

190. Mark, Khaim

191. Gibralter, Barukh

192. Ginzburg (doctor)

193. Paulan

194. --------, Yosl and family (son in law of Moshe David Epshtein)

195. Shtabinsky (rope maker)

196. Prusak, Yosef

197. Burak, Meir

198. Burak, Iser

199. Kovensky, Rukhama

200. Levin-Kovensky

Dumbli Street

201. Domovitz (rabbi)

202. Ratshkovsky, Iser

203. Katkishky, Leib-Iser

204. Rindzhunsky, Kopl

205. Shimantshik, Binyamin

206. A family of 4 persons, sister of Ane Abramovitz

The estates in the vicinity of Lazdey

207. Roslender (Sventezeris)

208. Kalvareisky, Yosl (Barova)

209. Kalvareisky, Alter (Barova)

210. Pagirsky (Barova)

211. Ziman (Barova)

212. Gishtrovsky, Zerakh (Rali)

213. Gurvitz (Katkishok)

214. Leben (Nirovtse)

215. Shapira, Moshe (Milotshisky)

216. Zef Moshe (Bukta)

Copyright ©2000, Yosef Rosin

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