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Chapter Fifteen – Supplemental Material

pages 581 - 584

Index of the Photographs

Translated by Merav Schejtman

Page number	Photograph
12	Haim Goldberg
14	Map of Radomsko and Environs

	Part One: History
20	The City Market
21	The City's Main Street (Reymonta) (Kaliska)
26	Rabbi Yisroel Pinkhas Hakhohan Rabinowicz
30	The Vicinity of Radomsk (The River Warta)
35	The Dayan (rabbinical judge) Mr.Yisroel Zelwer
36	Butcher Reb Noakh Rubinsztajn
36	Butcher Reb Yehezkeil Poznanski
41	City Hall and Catholic Church
58	Rebbe Shlomoh Hanokh Hakohan. The last Admor (Hasidic leader) of the Radomsker lineage on a walk with his acquaintances in Marinbad
63	The Khazan (Cantor) Reb Shlomoh Zaks
63	Mr. Leibel Shamos
65	The Author H.D. Nomberg and His Three Sons
68	The Train Station

	Part 2: Rezin Drezin (Mystery of Mysteries)/The Secret of Hasidism
77	The Seal of the Head of the Jewish Court Shlomoh Hakohan Rabinowicz
85	Dr. Rabbi Haim-Dovid Bernard
93	Rabbi Shlomoh Henekh Hakohan Rabinowicz (The picture is written into the text of the Song of Songs.)
108	The "Ohel" (tomb) of the Radomsko Rebbes
120	Reb Yakov-Dovid Wajntraub

	Part 3: The Days Past
130	The "Sport Wodny"
131	Abraham-Leizer Gliksman
137	The Jews of Radomsko who were abducted for forced labor by the Germans in 1915.
138	A company of German-Austrian soldiers eating in the Radomsko market during WWI

	Part 4: Way of Life
142	Yisroelka Hamer and Dovid Krojze (Modern Hasids)
143	The JNF (Jewish National Fund) Committee in 1926
145	The Author Sarah Hamer-Jacklin
156	Leibele the Water Carrier and his wife
157	"Damski"
159	The Great Synagogue committee 1930
160	The remains of the Great Synagogue after the destruction

	Part 5: Economy and Finance
164	The Thonet Bros. Furniture factory.
166	Distribution of clothing to children of the poor
169	The Needleworkers Association
170	The Committee of the Leatherworkers Association.

	Part 6: Political and Social Life
174	Celebrations in honor of the Balfour Declaration (1917)
179	Members of Zeiri Zion (Zion Youth) 1919
180	The Z.S.P chapter committee "Zionist Youth" 1925
181	The first committee of the united party "Poalei Zion" "Z.S." (Workers of Zion, Socialist Zionists)
182	Members of Poalei Zion, Z.S. with A.Sh. Uris 1930
182	The P.Z. Z.S. Chapter committee with A. Bialopolski
183	Members of the P.Z.Z.S. committee with comrades L. Levin (Lodz) and Y. Rabinowicz (Slonim)
184	The teaching staff at the Mizrakhi school 1919
185	The first "Mizrakhi Youth"
185	A group members of the "Mizrakhi Youth" 1933
187	"The Foursome" Some of the founders of "heHalutz" chapters and Z.S
187	The committee of the "heHalutz" organization.
188	The first photograph of "heHalutz" 1924
189	Members of "heHalutz" on Hachshara (training) in kibbutz Tel Avraham near Kamiensk
190	Farewell party for Yehudah Liberman on his departure for Hachshara (training) 1927
190	A "heHalutz" Hachshara group in Radomsko
190	Members of the Hachshara (training) during work at the Farbman sawmill.
191	Participants of the "HeHalutz" Hebrew courses 1928
192	A group of Hashomer Hatzair leaders.
193	The Hashomer Hatzair circle at the Wajntraub Gimnazie
193	Children perform at the JNF bazaar celebration.
194	Near stand no.3 at the bazaar in 1933
195	Members of "heHalutz" chapter with members of the Hachshara.
195	Members of the "Hapoel" band with friends from the Hachshara
196	Members of "Mizrakhi Youth" and "Hashomer HaDati" (The religious "guard")
197	Members of the "Bruria" Organization. 1933
199	Agudas-Yisroel girls' summer camp
201	The "Zion Youth" committee during festivities in honor of the Balfour Declaration.1917
201	The "Fareinikte" committee 1919
206	The "Poalei Zion" chapter council 1919
207	Members of the "Ovent Korsn" (evening courses) of Left Poalei Zion.
208	The committee of Left Poalei Zion party.
209	The Bund committee 1921
210	Members of the "Histadrut"
210	Members of "Gordonia"
211	The JNF committee 1926
212	JNF activists after "Flower Day" in town
213	The JNF youth brigade 1930
213	Convention of JNF activists in Kamiensk
214	A farewell party of JNF activists for Yehudah Liberman on his making aliyah May 1933
216	A group of Agudas Yisroel girls
217	Members of "HaNoar HaZioni" 1933 (Zionist Youth)
218	A company of Hashomer Hatzair 1921
218	A group of Hashomer Hatzair leaders 1928
219	Members of the Freiheit youth council committee
220	A "Freiheit" get together dedicated to action for JNF Kamiensk
220	Members of "Freiheit" going on Hachshara (training)
221	Members of "Freiheit" and "heHalutz" saying goodbye to Yakov Shmuel Moskowicz on his making aliyah 1931
223	The Z.T.K. association

	Part 7: Public Institutions and Welfare
227	The "Linat Zedek" (Righteous Sleep) committee
230	The community house
231	The community committee delegation (headed by the rabbi) on the Polish holiday of May 3rd.
232	City Hall
233	A summer colony for Jewish children sponsored by the city. 1930
234	The Jewish committee for the Polish Air Force 1939
240	The "Beis Lechem" society committee

	Part 8: Culture and Education
245	Mrs. L. Wajntraub the founder of the Hebrew Gimnazie (High School)
245	Gimnazie alumni 1932
246	The last class of the Gimnazie 1939
247	The Sholom Aleichem Library committee and activists. 1926
247	The library stand at the JNF bazaar1934
249	A department of the Berek Yoselewicz Elementary School
249	The A.N. Mickewicz Jewish Children's Public Elementary School.
250	A group of women affiliated with "HaKoakh", during a sports class.
250	"HaKoakh" Radomsko versus "HaPoel" Tel Aviv September 12th 1934
251	The first elementary school 1908
251	Teachers and students of the girls Gimnazye (high school) 1914
252	Teachers and students of the Jewish Children's Public Elementary School 1918
253	The 7th grade students of the Public Elementary School 1931/32
253	The first Hebrew day school 1918
254	At the end of the clothing project for the "Talmud Torah" Children.
257	The " HaPoel" band 1933
258	A group from the founders of "Hazamir" organization (singing group)
260	The culture organization committee "Kultura"
268	The "Makkabi" Soccer team
268	The "Kraft" Sport Organization 1931
269	The "HaPoel" motorcycle team
269	The "HaPoel" soccer team
269	"HaPoel" Tel Aviv in Radomsko 1934
270	The Warsaw motorcycle team on its way to Eretz Yisroel (Palestine)
270	The Dr. Mitelman Orphanage committee members. 1920
271	The committee and pupils of the orphanage
272	H.D. Nomberg (as an author)
274	H.D. Nomberg (as a pious youth)
276	Dovid Kalai (Gold)
277	"Hashomer" organization 1917
278	The Dovid Kalai High School in Givataim (Israel)
280	Khanina-Yosef Kuszicki
283	Prof. Yitzhak Zaks
284	The composer and conductor Yitzhak Zaks and friends
285	The painter Natan Szpigel during an exhibition of his work in Radomsko
285	A painting by Natan Szpigel that survived the Nazis
287	A.B. Cerata
288	H. Leivik (with his parents)

	Part 9: Holocaust and Vengeance
301	Miriam Caszewski
308	During a wedding that was held in the ghetto on Lag Ba'omer 1940
310	The ghetto hospital orderly crew with Dr. Sh. Hampel
311	Children and adults receiving typhoid vaccines
316	An ID (with the Jude stamp) taken out at Radomsko
321	A children's ghetto class.
348	During the Bloody Tuesday Aktsia
352	Two guards near the entrance to the ghetto
357	A theater play in the ghetto 1943
359	The Umschlagplatz on Mickiewicza St.
364	The old cemetery
375	The three Sabatowski brothers
376	The "Arian"- Halina Forisz
377	Hershel Grynspan
380	Manjek Rayngiewerc
381	Mendel Fiszlewicz
383	Tuvia Borzykowski
384	The "Grunwald Cross" (3rd class) given to Tuvia Borzykowski by the president of Poland.
387	The tomb of Borzyikowski in Kibbutz Lochamei HaGetaot
388	Rozia Shapira – Bruz Tito's partisan

	Part 10: Survivors' Tales
391	The Radomsk Jewish Committee 1945
392	Some of the survivors near the mass grave
393	The tomb of Shmuel Rozensztein in the town of Torci in the USSR
394	Some of the Radomsk survivors near the "Radomsk" monument in Treblinka
395	A memorial service in Landsberg (Germany) 1946 for the Radomsk martyrs.
397	The obituaries and funeral of Yakov Cukerman and Yosef Krojze, who were murdered by Polish rioters after the war.
397	Polya Strawinski's funeral. She was murdered in Lodz during a Zionist convention.
413	Exhumation of martyrs in 1947
414	Exhumation of martyrs in 1947
415	View of the Radomsk cemetery in1960 (with remnants)
416	The memorial on Mount Zion (Jerusalem) for the Radomsk Martyrs

	Part 11: Images and Portraits
429	The Kanowski Family
430	The Berl Ofman Family
430	The Shimon Ofman Family
431	The Ajchner Family
431	The Goldberg Bros. (Zelig, Shmuel, Yekhezkeil)
432	Mrs. Borzykowski (Tuvya's mother)
432	Czesha Gitler
432	Shlomoh, Yitzhak and Temer Epsztein
433	The Eli Grundman Family
434	The Shmuel Goldberg Family
434	Zeinwel and Perl Goldberg
435	The Ahron Dudkewicz Family
435	Haim-Shmuel Hamer
435	The Abraham-Shlomoh Hampel Family
436	The Wajnman Family
436	The Abraham Wilhelm Family
437	Leibel Zylberberg
437	The Zelkowicz Family
438	The Yustman Family
438	Haim-Dovid Judkowicz
439	The Mordekhai Lutkewicz Family
439	The Haim Jakubowicz Family
440	The Reuven Liberman Family
441	The Dovid Noakh Likhtensztein Family
441	The Dovid-Meir Liberman Family
441	The Markowicz Family
441	The Emanuel Moszkowicz Family
442	The Najkron Family
442	The Icze Slawiak Family
443	Yitzhak Pacanowski
443	The Nakhum Pacanowski Family
443	The Shmaiahu Przyrowski Family
444	The Yitzhak Fajerman Family
444	The Dovid Fajerman Family
445	The Hershel Pinkowicz Family
445	The Haim Szwarc Family
445	The Alter Bril Family
446	Shmuel and Leah Pariz
446	The Abraham-Moishe Kaselman Family
447	Czalel and Miriam Kalka
447	The Yankel Karapka Family
447	Berl Krzepiski
448	The Yakov-Reuven Rozenblat Family
448	The Moishe-Dovid Sztejn Family
449	Yitzhak Rubin
449	The Rikman Family
450	The Szwarc Family
451	The Yekutiel and Esther Okrent Family
451	The Kirszenzweig Family
451	The Hershel Fakhter Family
452	The Yakov Rozenbaum Family
452	Yakov and Frimat Hartman
453	Moishe-Shmuel Gryn
453	Yekhezkeil Skornicki
454	The Mendel and Zusman Epsztein Family
455	Dr. Yakov Aronowicz
456	Yosef Behm
456	Prof. Israel Bromberg
457	Moishe Berger
457	Haim Hartman
458	Mikhal Waksman
459	Ludwig Wajnberg
459	Meir Wolkowicz
460	Yakov Witenberg
460	Dovid Karczewski
461	Moishe Lewkowicz
462	Dr. Y. Mitelman
463	Reuven Najkron
464	Gita Najkron
464	Engineer Y. Poliboda
465	Mendel Fajnsilber
465	Dora Rozenbaum
466	Mendele Taumim-Frenkl
470	Mendel Lachman
472	Yitzhak Urbach
472	Abraham-Binem Ajzen
473	Eli Elibarde
474	Nakhman Gold
474	Avner Gurfinkl
475	Yakov-Shmuel Haze
476	Abraham-Moshe Waksman
476	Yakov Liberman
477	Shmuel Najman
477	Fishel Paris
478	Arya Cipler
479	Simkhah Kalka
479	Dovid-Meir Kornberg
479	Hershel Krojze
480	Mordekhai-Zelig Rosenblat
481	Mordekhai-Aron Reicher
481	Wolf Szapira
481	Zoken Szreiber
482	The drama class of Poalei Zion Left

	Part 12: Radomsk Environs
485	The Rabbi of Plawno
489	The synagogue at Przedborz
492	The flour mill near Kamiensk

	Part 13: Radomskers Around the World
499	Dovid Koniecpoler
500	Aron Gliksman, Shlomoh Grynberg, Wolf Dikerman
501	The organizing committee in 1916 in New York
502	Radomsker immigrants of the 1920s
503	P. Flakowicz and Harry Fiszman
504	The memorial pillar for the Radomskers killed in WWII
506	The executives of the Relief-Help Committee 1949
506	The active workers of the women's section of the New York society
507	The organizing committee at the 50th Jubilee (1949)
508	Drinking L'Chaim in Y. Pacanowski's house in honor of the laying of the cornerstone for the houses in Holon named after Sol Greenberg
509	During the celebration of the 60th Jubilee of the Society (1958)
510	Photocopy of an invitation to the 5th anniversary of the liquidation of the Radomsker Ghetto
511	Yekhezkeil Pacanowski
512	Shlomoh (Sol) Grinberg
513	Max Szapira
514	Shlomoh Epsztajn
515	Moishe (Morris) Schwartz
516	Pinya Kalka
517	Hershel Epsztajn
517	Sarah Birencwajg
518	The Nowo-Radomsker "Relief" in Los Angeles (1948)
518	Nowo-Radomsker landsleit in Los Angeles 1961
519	Israel Merkin
519	Shlomoh Feldberg
520	Radomsker landsleit in Buenos Aires
521	Berl Dudkewicz
522	The monument in Paris in memory of the martyrs in Radomsk
523	Yokheved and Abraham-Elie Dudkewicz
523	B. Dudkewicz carrying an box of ashes from Auschwitz
524	A group of Radomskers in Melbourne

	Part 14: Radomskers in Israel
529	The Rabbi Yekheill Landau Synagogue in Zfat/Safed
530	Kopel Shamas's son and Jakubowicz
531	The first group of Radomskers to arrive in Palestine/ Eretz Yisrael in 1920
531	The settlers of Kfar Hasidim after the first day's work
532	A group of Radomskers who made aliyah in 1925
533	The laying of the cornerstone for the Yitzhak Fajerman house in the heart of Tel Aviv
533	Packing packages to send to Radomskers in Europe (1945)
535	Haim Goldberg speaking at the laying of the corner stone for the Holon Houses.
537	The organization's committee in 1963
542	Yitzhak Grosman as a Shomer (guard)
543	Radomskers on their way to Palestine /Eretz Yisroel for aliyah, in Vienna 1919
543	Tourists from Radomsk on Mount Carmel 1924
544	Radomskers in Neveh Tzedek (Tel Aviv) 1923
544	Radomsker construction workers in the 1920s.
547	B. Kugel signing the foundation charter for the Olim Houses in Holon
549	4 pictures of Radomskers in Israel at various periods.
551	Tuvia Borszykowski
552	Reb Yakov Mordekhai Gold
552	Haim Goldberg
555	Chaim and Tovah-Henia Gitler
555	Chaim and Chaia-Rivkah Grossman
556	Yosef Haze
556	Israel and Rachel Wizentowski
557	Sara Zylberman-Davner
558	Shoshana Yemini
558	Esther and Dovid Nomberg
559	Yakov and Rachel Sofer
559	Reb Tuvia Kalka
560	Henekh Kalka, Sarah Kalka
561	Dovid Kroize
562	Shlomoh Krakowski
562	Yehoshua-Eliezer Rabinowicz
563	Tuvia, Sara and Rokhma Rubinsztajn
563	Moishe Fiszlewicz
564	Dov-Berl Rozensztajn
564	Meir and Esther-Rivah Minski
566	Aharon Bialystok
567	Arieh Gelbard
568	Yosef Waldfojgel
569	Yakov Zlotnik (Zehavi)
570	Zvi Zeira
571	Moishe Tandowski, David Minc
572	Yakov Nonberg
574	Shlomoh Rabinowicz, Menakhem Rubinsztajn
575	Dov Rosenblat
576	3 pictures in memoriam for the boys who have fallen in battle; Zvi Zeira, Yakov Nonberg, Menakhem Rubinsztajn

	Part 15: Supplemental Material
578	Reb. Yitzhak Shmuel Rozenblat
579	Captain Yakov Eilam (Buchman)
580	David Koniecpoler and his wife Leah
600	The last photograph. May 1967

p. 604

Hear this ye old men,
And give an ear, all ye inhabitants of the land.
Hath this been in your days, or in the days of your father?
Tell ye your children of it,
And let your children tell their children.
And their children another generation.
(Joel 1[2-3])
And I will show wonders in the heavens
and in the earth,
Blood and fire and pillars of smoke.
The sun will be turned to darkness,
And the moon into blood,
Before the great and terrible day of the Lord come.
And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be delivered;
For in Mount Zion and in Jerusalem there shall be those that escape,
As the Lord hath said,
And among the remnant those whom the Lord shall call.
(Joel 3 [3-5])

Photo caption:

The last photograph of May 1967
The ohel (structure over the grave) of the Rabbis (right) on the Radomsk Besoylem (cemetery).

(Photographed by Radomsk Landsman Berl Dudkewicz of Paris, during his visit to Radomsk in May 1967, after he had participated in the ceremony of the unveiling of the mausoleum at the Auschwitz annihilation camp, where he was interned during the war.)

RADOMSK

A holy community swept up in the turbulence of the Holocaust, annihilated and destroyed to the ground,
erased from the Book of the Living, ceased and is no more.

May their souls be bound up in the bond of eternal life.

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