Devenishki book; memorial book, Lithuania [Pictures on pages 377, 379, 382

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[Page 377]

The house where the post office was located and a cooperative
was set up by Polish anti-semites to fight Jewish commerce

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[Page 379]

The watercarrier Elka (Eliohu) the Mute

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[Page 382]

Divenishok figures: [Ed. Note: back row, left to right] Eliezer Mintz, his daughter Itka z”l, and Moshe Mintz (in Israel); [Ed. Note: front row left to right] their sisters Golda, Gitl Rivke; Pesah Mintz (died in America)

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