Strzyzow, Poland

The Book of Strzyzow and Vicinity
(Poland)

49°52' / 21°48'

Translation of Sefer Strzyzow ve-ha-seviva

Edited by: Itzhok Berglass and Shlomo Yahalomi-Diamond

Published in Los Angeles, 1990

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Acknowledgments

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Phyllis Kramer

Translations

The Hebrew-Yiddish text was printed in Israel and translated by Harry Langsam in Los Angeles, USA

Our sincere appreciation to Harry Langsam for permission
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This is a translation from: Strzyzow, Poland: Sefer Strizhuv ve-ha-seviva (Memorial Book of Strzyzow and vicinity), Editors: J. Berglas, Sh. Yahalomi (Diamant), Tel Aviv, Former Residents of Strzyzow in Israel and Diaspora, 1969
(H,Y, 480 pages).

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Welcome to Strzyzow

Strzyzow (also known as Strizev in Yiddish and Strezow in German) is today a major town in southern Poland (it was in Galicia, an Imperial Province of Austria Hungary, from 1776 to 1919). The earliest known Jewish community appeared in the 16th century, but it was not until the 18th century that the synagogue was built. Strzyzow is located in the Rzeszow region at latitude 49 52', longitude 21 48' , 40 km south of Rzeszow, 75 km west of Przemysl. Today there are no Jews in Strzyzow.

My great grandmother Frieda Necha KANDEL was born in Strzyzow in 1860 (the photo is from 1913). Frieda married Josef SCHEINER , a Schochet from the nearby town of Dubetsk. They emigrated to the United States in the late 1890s.

In loving memory of those who lived and died there, and of those who ventured out, I have created two web pages, one devoted to the town (on JewishGen's Shtetlinks), and this one, devoted to the Yizkor Book.

Sefer Strizhuv, the Yizkor Book

The Yizkor Book, Sefer Strizhuv, was published in 1969 in Tel Aviv. It has 480 pages; mostly Hebrew and Yiddish. In 1990, Harry Langsam translated it into English, and published it in Los Angeles, entitling it "The Book of Strzyzow and Vicinity". Harry Langsam has given JewishGen permission to reproduce the contents on this web page. To date, I have entered the table of contents, the list of names, the index and a few of the most poignant stories. With time, I will add other stories to this page.

I hope you will find this interesting and helpful. Please contact me if you have questions or comments. As with any genealogical research, this is an evolving project.

Phyllis Kramer, Wilton, Conn & Savannah, Georgia

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The Book of Strzyzow and Vicinity

published by the “Natives of Strzyzow Societies” in Israel and the Diaspora;

edited by Itzhok Berglass, and Shlomo Yahalomi-Diamand;

supervised by the publishing committee:

Itzhok Berglass, Shlomo Yahalomi, Pinchos Aloni, Simcha Langsam,
Leah Loos, Moshe Mussler

Those articles where part or all of the text is available, are highlighted.

To see the list of names from the index, click on Names from the Index

Dedication	1
Acknowledgment	2
Commemoration of Martyrs	3
Quotation from poems of Reb Yehuda Halevi, and Uri 'Tzvi Greenberg	4
Strzyzow my little town - Shlomo Yahalomi	5
The book of remembrance - Itzhoc Berglass	7
Do Not Forget - Shlomo Yahalomi	8

ABOUT THE RABBIS IN STRZYZOW - Shlomo Yahalomi	10-19

The spiritual Strzyzow
Rabbis who served in Strzyzow and became famous
Rabbi Aryeh Leib Halevi
The godly kabalist, Rabbi Eliezer Fishel
The Tzadik from Ropczyce, Rabbi Naphtali Horowitz
Rabbi Tzvi Elimelech Shapiro
The holy Rabbi Elazar from Lancut and Strzyzow
Rabbi Israel Dov Gelernter
Rabbi Shlomo Shapiro
The Tzadic Rabbi Alter Zev Horowitz
The Assistant Rabbis in Strzyzow

STRZYZOW AND ITS INHABITANTS - Itzhok Berglass	21-61

Strzyzow my birthplace
The population in Strzyzow
How did the Jews make a living
The Rabbis in Strzyzow
The Rabbi from Sassov
The community leadership. "The Kehillah"
The spiritual and social life of the Jews
Sabbath and holidays in Strzyzow
Family life in Strzyzow
Emigration
The synagogues in Strzyzow
The public bathhouse
The cemeteries in Strzyzow	39
Charity institutions and their activities	40
Jewish traditional education in Strzyzow	43
Secular education	47
Political parties in Strzyzow	50
The Zionist Movement	51
Professionals and intelligentsia in Strzyzow	57
Negative types	57
Converts	57
The relationship between Jews and Poles	58
The Ritter story
The pogrom in 1898	59
Memories from the 1898 pogrom - Tzvi Sternberg	61
The pogrom in Strzyzow in 1918 - Itzhok Berglass	62
The blood libel in Strzyzow - Itzhok Berglass	63
These I Will remember - Shlomo Yahalomi	68
People who studied the Torah - Shlomo Yahalomi	70
The Yeshiva Eitz Chaim In Strzyzow - Shlomo Yahalomi	71
The cheders and the melamdim - Shlomo Yahalomi	71
Reb Mordechai Rosenbaum - Shlomo Yahalomi	72
Reb Yechezkiel Gorgel - adam's apple - Shlomo Yahalomi	72
Reb Yosl from Brzozow - Shlomo Yahalomi	73
Reb Israel Leib Karp - Shlomo Yahalomi	73
The Agudat Israel - Shlomo Yahalomi	73
The relationship between Agudat Israel and Zionists - Shlomo Yahalomi	75
One among thousand - Moshe Mussler	76
When did the Jews settle in Strzyzow - Moshe Mussler	77
First rays of progress in Shtetl - Moshe Mussler	78
The forbearers Of the Holocaust - Moshe Mussler	80
To you Kaddish I say my dear Shtetl - Pinchos Klotz-Aloni	81
Strzyzow - Harry-Yechezkiel Langsam	85
The Bais Yacov school in our shtetl - Golda Miller-Langsam	85
Chassidim in Strzyzow - Mordechai Schiff	87
My shtetl - Eliezer Gruber	88
How Mordechai Goldberg saved the town - Tzvi Elazar Sternberg	90
My shtetl Strzyzow - Leah Loos	91

PERSONALITIES AND EVENTS

About the old Strzyzow - Shlomo Yahalomi	96
A royal visit at Reb Aaron Kanner - Shlomo Yahalomi	96
Reb Joel Margalit of blessed memory - Shlomo Yahalomi	98
Reb Itziki Diller makes a choice between Sandz and Sadigora - Shlomo Yahalomi	98
How Rabbi Chaim Halberstam from Sandz gave a trashing to Reb Shlomo from Zyznow - Shlomo Yahalomi	99
Rabbi Alter Zev Horowitz - Shlomo Yahalomi	100
Rabbi Nechemiah Shapiro - Shlomo Yahalomi	103
The Assistant Rabbi, Yacov Shpalter - Shlomo Yahalomi	106
Memories from Strzyzow - Itzhok Deutch	107
A miracle - Itzhok Deutch	108
A Jewish heart - Itzhok Deutch	110
Hanukkah in Shtetl - Harry Langsam	111
Piquant Stories from Strzyzow - Herschel Diamand	113
An awful story about "Revee" - Herschel Diamand	113
How Reb Yosl the secton had suddenly gone deaf - Herschel Diamand	113
Reb Baruch Berglass - Shlomo Yahalomi	114
Reb Avrehmal'e Goldman - Shlomo Yahalomi	116
Reb Hershel Gelander who chanted Mussaf - Shlomo Yahalomi	116
My father, my teacher, Reb Joseph Diamand - Shlomo Yahalomi	118
Re Elazar Wurtzel, the man of hints - Shlomo Yahalomi	120
Reb David Wiener - Shlomo Yahalomi	122
Reb Feitel Last and his son Shlomo - Shlomo Yahalomi	123
Reb Chaim Mandel - Shlomo Yahalomi	126
Reb Yeshayahu Mandel - Shlomo Yahalomi	127
Reb Chaim Yacov Nuremberg - Shlomo Yahalomi	128
"A prayer of the afflicted when he is overwhelmed" - Shlomo Yahalomi	129
Reb Yacov Schiff - Shlomo Yahalomi	135
Half of the reward in hereafter - Shlomo Yahalomi	136
When the world shall be perfect - Shlomo Yahalomi	139
In memory of the faultless and the simple Jews - Shlomo Yahalomi	139
The righteous and beloved, Reb Eisik Holles - Moshe Mussler	143
Reb Eisik the Sexton - Moshe Mussler	143
The Teaching of Moshe Mendelson - Moshe Mussler	143
A tree was cut down prematurely - Moshe Mussler	146
The faultless - Moshe Mussler	146
Meir Hertzkes - Moshe Mussler	146
The clever and not so clever, Shlomo Bier - Moshe Mussler	146
Meir Ber, who was intimate with the authorities - Moshe Mussler	146
The eccentric, Herschel Holoshitz - Moshe Mussler	146
The needy - Moshe Mussler	146
The unfortunate families in Strzyzow - Itzhok Berglass	160
The first Zionist in Strzyzow - Itzhok Berglass	160
R, the righteous - Itzhok Berglass	160
There were three of us - Itzhok Berglass	160
Reb Simcha Feingold - Ben Ami Feingold	164
The large well-rooted families in Strzyzow - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The Adest family, The Berglass family, The Diamand Family - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The Holles family, The Kanner family, the Mandel family - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The Mintz family - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
Reb Hershel Ressler, and his sons-in-law - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The Rosen brothers, the Schefler family, the Sturm family - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The Tenzer family - Shlomo Yahalomi	165
The conscientious ignoramus - Itzhok Berglass	160
How the Jews saved gentile property during the flood - Itzhok Berglass	160

ABOUT DAILY LIFE AND TRIVIAL EVENTS IN STRZYZOW. ODD STORIES

Gentiles reciting the prayer "Shema-Israel" - Itzhok Berglass	173
The District Commission's party - Itzhok Berglass	173
The thousands that were burned - Itzhok Berglass	175
The prescription - Itzhok Berglass	175
The resolution by the Rabbis to observe the Sabbath twice a week- Itzhok Berglass	175
The relations between the Jews and the gentiles - Itzhok Berglass	176
The Jews extinguished the fire in a gentile house - Itzhok Berglass	176
The Zionist movement and my road to Zionism Repentance - Leah Loos	178
The deal with the Ukrainians - Itzhok Berglass	180
The elections to the city government - Itzhok Berglass	180
The unsuccessful intervention - Itzhok Berglass	180
Jewish contact with the authorities - Itzhok Berglass	180
How the word "Chushiver" was changed to "Hashomer" - Itzhok Berglass	180
The elections to Polish Parliament - Itzhok Berglass	180
The kindergarten inspection - Itzhok Berglass	180
This also happened in our town - Moshe Mussler	189
Long live the Kaiser - Moshe Mussler	189
Books burned on the auto-de-fe - Moshe Mussler	189
Inference - Moshe Mussler	189

FROM THE DISTANT AND NOT SO DISTANT PAST OF STRZYZOW

The man who was no coward - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
A proper answer - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
A clever Jew - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The merchandise is already packed - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
A powerful word - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Everything has to be her way? - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
What was Reb Hersh Ber the sexton doing? - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The Rabbi's insinuation - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The righteous who never sinned - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Good morning - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The treasurers who were forced to resign - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Reb Beruch Diller explained that the willingness is the essence - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The dreadful story about mother's earrings - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
With or without a permit - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
What is a mitzva and how Joshua's spies crossed the Jordan River - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
He used hands without saying the proper blessing - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The special Sabbatical inspiration - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The father and son's card game - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
The son sued the father - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Reb Hershil'e Schiff's eye glasses - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Reb Israel Gertner opposed buying on credit - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Such a "repentant sinner" - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Yacov or Yacov Chaim - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Every Rabbi specializes in a different sickness - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
Which fast is the best - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
And what do you call a 'ruined holiday?" - Shlomo Yahalomi	195
"We implore Thee, O Lord, prosper us - Shlomo Yahalomi	195

MEMORIES FROM STRZYZOW

In the days past - Professor Dr. Ch. Lehrman	204
Contrasting worlds - Professor Dr. Ch. Lehrman	217

THE HOLOCAUST AND AFTERMATH

The Second World War and the Holocaust - Itzhok Berglass	233
Children in captivity - Itzhok Berglass	253
After the war and the Holocaust - Itzhok Berglass	255
1967 - Itzhok Berglass	259

WORDS OF CONTEMPLATION AND THOUGHTS

Judaism and nationalism - Rabbi Israel Frenkel	262
A partial answer, regret and guilt - Rabbi Israel Frenkel	262
Our strength against a hostile world - Rabbi Israel Frenkel	262
Martyrdom and sanctity of life - Rabbi Isaac Glikman	269
I shall see the Holocaust before my eyes - Shlomo Yahalomi	272
Rembrance and forgetfulness - Rabbi S.N.Frenkel	276

WRITTEN BY SURVIVORS

In memory of my family - Itzhok Berglass	279
My family - Shoshana Ginsberg-Schefler	281
My mother - Pinchos Klotz-Aloni	281
Father said: "Do not remain here!" - Shulamit Grinwald-Hasenkopf	282
The bitter account
My father Chaim Itzhok Kalb - Ben Zion Kalb	289
The People of Israel shall live - Leah Loos	290
In memory of my parents - Dr Chanan Lehrman	292
Memories from my father's house - Seryl Fisler-Mandel	294
My holy father, the martyr, Reb Abraham Kalb, the shochet of Strzyzow, of blessed memory - Ben Zion Kalb
In memory of my father and my town - Menachem Kandel-Nuremberg
In memory of my family - Ruth Kremerman-Russ	298
In memory of father, sister, and her family - Harry Langsam	298
Days and years in Strzyzow - Chana Schiff-Shmulewicz	301
Eta Hacker
How I found out about the town of my origin - Shlomo Neuman	304

FROM THE LEGACY OF THE MARTYRS

Letters from Naphtali Mandel	306
Letter from Eta Federbush-Diamand	307
Letter from Liba Greenblatt and Alta Mandel	308
Letter from Eta Falk-Dembitzer	309
Letter from Chaya Feivush-Berglass	309
Letter from Nechama Bernstein-Berglass	310
Letter from the Assistant Rabbi to the Strzyzow Society in U. S. A.	310
Letter of recommendation from Itzhok Berglass	313
Letter of recommendation from Abraham Tenzer	315
Letter from the Free Loan Society to the Relief committee in U. S. A.	315

THE VICINITY

The little towns - Itzhok Berglass	317
The villages - Itzhok Berglass	318
The village Lutcza - Itzhok Berglass	319
The villagers, the pillars of benefaction - Shlomo Yahalomi	320
Reb Eliyahu Bilut from Lutcza - Shlomo Yahalomi	321
Reb Yechezkiel Wallach from Lutcza - Shlomo Yahalomi	322
The large Diamand family - Shlomo Yahalomi	323

MEMORIES FROM THE DAYS OF THE HOLOCAUST

The cup of sorrow from which I drank during the Holocaust years - Moshe Mussler	324
At the edge of the Shoah - Shlomo Yahalomi	332
On the third anniversary of my exile - Shlomo Yahalomi	332
Seven Rosh Hashanas - Shlomo Yahalomi	333
Purim in Jail - Shlomo Yahalomi	334
Passover the Festival of Freedom in prison - Shlomo Yahalomi	337
Rosh Hashana 1940, in Odessa prison - Shlomo Yahalomi	338
Shavuoth night, 1941 - Shlomo Yahalomi	339
Rosh Hashana. 1941, in the collective farm - Shlomo Yahalomi	340
Go ahead pray! Rosh Hashana 1942 - Shlomo Yahalomi	341
"The land of the free" Rosh Hashana 1943 - Shlomo Yahalomi	342
United with my brother again, Rosh Hashana 1944 - Shlomo Yahalomi	343
Rosh Hashana 1945, the last Rosh Hashana in Russia - Shlomo Yahalomi	492
Memories from the land of exile - Itzhok Berglass	345
The place of exile - Itzhok Berglass	345
The protest - Itzhok Berglass	346
Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good - Itzhok Berglass	348
The holidays in Siberia - Itzhok Berglass	348
Memories of the first day of Poland's occupation - Simcha Langsam	352
The situation in Strzyzow - Simcha Langsam	354
Memories - Simcha Langsam	357
Zitomar - Simcha Langsam	359
Ben Zion Kalb saved many Jewish lives - Shlomo Yahalomi	364
Letter from the Jewish Agency	365
Letter from Rabbi Weismandel	370
Letter from Clara Lieber	374
Letter from Itzhok Zukerman and Tzivia Lubetkin	374
Memories from the days of horror, jumping off the death-train - Itzhok Leib Rosen	380
The struggle with the Jewish 'Kapos" - Itzhok Leib Rosen	380
Yiddishkeit in the German concentration camps - Itzhok Leib Rosen	380
The horrible years 1942-1945 - Hilda Mandel-Feit	384
Surviving in the lion's den - Pearl Strengerowski--Rosen	385
"Kol Nidrei" in Auschwitz - Joseph Weinberg	387
The road of suffering - Reuven Greenbaum	390

FOR THE HOMELAND

The Fighters - Itzhok Berglass	391
Yacov Feingold, of blessed memory - Itzhok Berglass	391
A postcard from Yacov Feingold to the Laterbaum sisters - Itzhok Berglass	391
The causalities - Itzhok Berglass	393
Joseph Asher of blessed memory - Leah Laos	393
My brother Michael of blessed memory - Aryeh Kalb	397
Moshe Lehrman of blessed memory - Aryeh Kalb	399
Parting, eulogy by Rabbi M. Shapiro - Aryeh Kalb	399
My comrade Moshe - Shlomo Levi	400
Tzvi Navon, of blessed memory - Shlomo Levi	403
Tzvi Navon, on the "shloshim" of his death - Zalman	402
To my brother - Chaya Levin	404
Aaron, the son of Yacov Kanner of blessed memory - Chaya Levin	406
Aaron Kanner - Chaya Levin	406
Chanan Abraham Kalb of blessed memory - Chaya Levin	406

THE DESTRUCTION OF FRYSZTAK

How the Nazis annihilated a Hassidic shtetl - Menashe Unger	408
The Rabbi of Koloszyce in Frysztak - Menashe Unger	410
The holy headscarf - Chaim Lieberman	412

LIST OF THE MARTYRS OF STRZYZOW AND VICINITY

Of thee I cry, my eye is shedding a tear - Simcha Langsam	415
The list of martyrs	417
The martyrs of Frysztak and Czudec	431
The departed in the Holy Land	433

IN MEMORY OF OUR BROTHERS, THE JEWS OF STRZYZOW

The monument	434
The Torah scroll	434
The text of the inscription	442

REMNANTS OF THE COMMUNITY

Natives of Strzyzow throughout the world	442
Israel	443
United States of America	446
Canada, Latin America, Brazil	449

REMNANTS OF THE COMMUNITY IN EUROPE

Poland, Germany, England, Belgium, France, Switzerland	453-455
Italy, Austria	457
To the Conclusion of this book - Shlomo Yahalomi	458
Update on Strzyzow	462
A memorial to Chudnov	464
Pictures from Strzyzow	466 to 556

PHOTOGRAPHS FROM STRZYZOW

The shul in Strzyzow	1
Reb Chaim Elazar Shapiro, the Rabbi of Strzyzow-Munkatch	15
Reb Alter Zev Horowitz, the Rabbi of Strzyzow.	16
Reb Wolf Deutch, the most active Kehillah leader.	17
Reb Heschel Diamand, last presiding Kehillah leader.	18
Copy of a report card and certificate of award.	44
Rules and regulations for students attending the Talmud Torah.	45
The Hebrew kindergarten and nursery.	48
A class in the Polish elementary School.	49
Places where the alleged blood libel took place.	64
The Bais Yacov School for girls.	74
Children in captivity.	250
Rabbi Israel Frenkel from Toronto.	263
Reb Samuel Nachum Frenkel, Toronto.	277
Title page of a prayer book written in a Russian prison.	362
Jan Malec, his son and relatives.	367
Clara Lieber, Mordechai Weinberg's sons, and postcard from the valley of death.	371
Children who were rescued by Ben Zion Kalb.	371
Yacov Feingold, and his postcard.	392
Joseph Asher.	394
Michael Kalb.	396
Moshe Lehrman.	398
Tzvi Navon.	403
Aaron, the son of Yacov Kanner.	405
Chanan Abraham Kalb.	407
Memorial Plaque which was installed in the Holocaust Cellar.	435
The Torah Scroll.	435
The lighting of the memorial candles by Itzhok Berglass.	436
Memorial services for the martyrs of Strzyzow.	436
Shlomo Yahalomi, eulogizing the martyrs.	437
Memorial services in the Holocaust Cellar.	438
Remnants of the Jewry of Strzyzow.	439
The Secretary, Samuel Mussler, and Irving Lev, meeting Ben Gurion.	447
The synagogue in Sao Paulo, the interior of the Synagogue and the consecration of the synagogue.	450
The memorial plaque for the martyrs of Strzyzow, and for the six million Jewish martyrs.	451
Title page of the book Sova Smachot	466
Title page of the book Netivot Olam.	461
Title page of the book Bnuyot Berama	468
Title page of the book Toldot Noah	469
Title page of the book Olam Echad, and the shul before the war	470
The remodeled shul	471
Interior paintings in the shul	472-475
The entrances after the remodeling	476
The new look of the interior	477-478
The marketplace before the war, the Beit Hamidrash alley and kloiz	479
General view of the town, house of the Rabbi and the Unger family	480
The Talmud Torah and Lehavdil the steeple of the church, also the houses of Fishel Goldberg and Reuven Saphire	481
Houses in Strzyzow	482
The club house and the school	483
A village near Strzyzow, the grove "Lentovnia" and the emblem of Strzyzow	484
The river crossings and the railroad station.	485
Youth organizations in Strzyzow.	486-490
A family celebration and stamps of various institutions	491
Various documents	492
Various types in Strzyzow	493
Gravestones of Akiba Shmuel Tenzer, Tzvi Schiff, and Mecha Kanner	494
Desecrated gravestones	495-496
Rachel Bernstein and the Borgenicht family	497
Baruch Berglass' daughters and his grandson David Dov Bernstein	498
The Gruber Family	499
Chaim Shmuel Guttenberg and Moshe Dym	500
The Goldberg family	501
The Diamand family and Yantche Hagel 502-5
Alter Chaim Weinberg	506
The Weidens and the last mayor of Frysztak	507
The Kalb Family	508
Ben Zion and Mendel Kalb, Malka Halperin with her son Bezalel, Moshe Nuremberg and Menashe Frehman	509
The Loos Family	510
Chaim and Bluma Lehrman, and the children of Yacov Langsam	511
The Mandel family	512-3
The Musslers, the Feingolds, and Hersh Pfeffer	514
Samuel Feit and his family	515
Joseph Klotz, and his family, also Hersh and Yenta Kraut	516
The Russ family	517
Hershel Reslers grandchildren	517
The Deutch family	518
The Sternberg family	520
The Sturm family	521
The Asher family and the Schlisellbergs	522
The Schiff family	523
Itzhok and Deiche Redler, Yacov Sturm, and the Shmulewicz family	524
Feiga and Benjamin Roth, and the Schefler family	525-6
Alter Nechemiah, Reizhi Diamand, and group of girls from the Diamand, Brav, and Feit families	527

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