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Reb Chaim Tsirulnik   Itke Tsirulnik (Yankel Arinkes) In Sacred Memory My parents Chaim Shmuel and Itke Yankel Ahrinkes Tsirulnik. My father, a Jew, a learned man, employed in the forestry branch of the market owner's business. He died very young before the First World War. My mother, an honest and energetic woman; after the death of my father she took the initiative of managing the home, raising the children and had a tavern in the house. My sister Feigl married into the Goldin family from Nesviezsh. Later left for Warsaw and had their own sawmill. They met the same murderous hand, together with the six million victims in Europe. We will remember them forever   Morris Hayman America

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A Memorial Candle —In Eternal Memory Our parents, brothers, sisters, and their children who were killed by the murderous hands. Our parents Reb Yedidyah and Chaya Russak who died in Stoibtz Our sister Tzvia, and her husband Chaim Leib Kaplan Our brother Fyve, his wife Nechama Their children Yedidyah and Tonye Their children; Tonye, Yedidyah, Eliezer, Hirshl Our brothers Avraham, Shmuel, who died in Africa Boruch's first wife Tzvia — the daughter of Yosef and Rochel Shulkin Their children: Golda-Feige, Yehudit, who died in a tragic way. We will remember them forever. Hirshl, Leibl, Boruch, Russak America

In Eternal Memory My unforgettable aunt Peshe-Riva and Uncle Mordechai Fyvl Kivovitz, who met a tragic death. The orphan that you raised, Rozze. Brothers Yisroel Leib, Chaim, Yosef, Yehoshuah, with their wives and children. Our only sister Shimmeh, her husband Eliezer Radunsky with their children Hershl, Shmerel, Leibe, Hinde. We will never forget you.   Yitzchak and Rozze Dvoretzky Our children and grandchildren Brooklyn   Mordechai Fyvl and Peshe Riva Kivovitz

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Gutke Maron   Meir Maron In Sacred Memory My parents Meir and Gutke Maron My father was born in Starobin, near Slutsk in the 60's of the previous century. He came to Stoibtz after the great fire of 1907. He was an honest Jew, an ardent Chassid, who loved to give to charity. My mother was born in Baboinye, near Kapulle. They lived a contented, calm life, perhaps not always wealthy, until the murderous hand befell them in those terrible days of mass destruction in 1942. It was my destiny to remain, to say the memorial prayer for them. During the war I was mobilised into the Russian army. Later, the “Polish Army” was founded in Moscow. I presented myself voluntarily, as an artillery officer, to go and take revenge against the Hitlerist murders for the innocent blood that was shed. I was successful in sinking a German submarine in Shtetin. Although I was wounded a few times, I still fought until the triumphant victory over the world enemy, when Warsaw and Berlin were occupied by the Allies. Now I have built my family in America. My only wish is to come and visit our land, the State of Israel — a consolation for our suffering.

We will remember them forever Yakov Maron and family   Yakov Maron

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In Sacred Memory My unforgettable: father Boruch Moshe Sagalovicz, died young, a victim of the First World War in Stoibtz. My mother Chanah-Liebe died in middle age in Africa. My beloved husband Elimelech, died young in Africa. My sisters Rochel and Chayenke. We will remember you forever   Bashke Milcenzon and family Johannesburg

In Sacred Memory Our unforgettable parents: our mother Beilke (Chatze the commissioner's daughter), who died at a very young age in Stoibtz, leaving us, as small orphans. We hardly remember her. Our father Avraham, son of Yedidyah, who died in Africa. We grew up without a mother. It is difficult to forget.   Luba Shapiro, Yehudit Melamed, Yechezkel Russak and Families Johannesburg

In Sacred Memory Our unforgettable husband and father, Daniel Horenkrieg, who died in a terrible automobile catastrophe after freeing himself from his partisan life in the Naliboki Forest. He was buried in the Stoibtz cemetery. We will remember him forever   Chayenke, Musye, Klara Venezuela

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Henye, Golde and Moshe-Leib Zuchovitzky   In Sacred Memory Our dear and devoted mother Henye Zuchovitzky, our dear sister Golde, who left us at the young age of 20 years. We will remember them forever   Sheina Neifeld and family Tzippe Per and family Hirshl, Michael, Yankel Zuchovitzky and their families in Johannesburg

In Sacred Memory My parents Idl and Slava Neifeld. My sisters Merre and Beile and their families. My brother Fyve — died very young. We will never forget them   Yakov Neifeld and family Johannesburg

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In shining memory of my dear parents Yankel and Matke Tunik (may they rest in peace. My sisters and brothers who perished as martyrs: Chaye-Sarah and family. Berel and family, Beila and family, Relke and family, Zishke and family, Rachel-Leah and family, and my brother Mendel and his wife Peshe who died in Argentina. Honour to your memory   In solitude and sadness Peshe-Gitte and Henye and their families

At the recent grave of my beloved husband Velvl son of Yudel Shapiro (may he rest in peace) has left us forever on 17th Iyyar 5723*, corresponding to 11th May 1963. My life is sad without you. May the earth not be too hard for you. You always helped me here, in my work for the people of Stoibtz.   Your wife Peshe-Gitte Matkes and family President of the Stoibtz Women's Committee for 13 years in New York.   Velvl Shapiro

In Eternal Memory My unforgettable beloved husband Nachum Asher List (may he rest in peace), died 14th January 1962, corresponding to 9th Shvat 5722.   In everlasting sadness His wife Nellie List   Nachum Asher List

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My dear brothers and sisters of Stoibtz in Israel: Allow me to eternalise in this memorial book of the Stoibtz martyrs, the memory of my beloved husband, my life-partner, and father, Yosef the son of Leib Tuvia Fridman, who was suddenly snatched from me, and died tragically, a week before the wedding of our eldest daughter Phyllis (Feigele). His friends and acquaintances paid great tribute to him at his funeral. The Rabbis in Johannesburg delivered eulogies citing his generous donations to charity to all Jewish organisations, for his empathetic Jewish heart, and for his great love for the State of Israel. We will never forget him. The following have remained in deep sorrow: Sonia, Boris (Boruch), Phyllis (Feigele), Kelly (named after my grandfather Kalman) Fridman, my mother Chaye Aginsky, aunt Nechamah Reiser in Israel, and family. Johannesburg   Right to Left: Yosef Fridman, Yehudit, Max and Phyllis Youngelson, Johannesburg, Sonia Fridman, Herman Youngelson

Instead of a Gravestone In memory of my parents Shimon and Henye whom I hardly remember. I was born in 1914. When I was seven weeks old, my father was mobilised during the First World War. In 1918, my father returned alive from a German prisoner-of-war camp. A short time later, he became ill and died. Three months later my mother died from a pregnancy, leaving me, a child orphaned by both parents, in the world. My grandmother Malka raised me and kept a close watch over me. She took me to cheder and came to pick me up. I never had the joy of speaking to a father, to a mother. This is how I grew up in my grandmother's lap, in my dear little town of Stoibtz. In all my years there, I belonged to the Zionist youth organisations until I left for South Africa where I built a home. First, I travelled with my wife Dobbe, who is also from Stoibtz, to visit the Land of Israel. There I met the friends of my youth, from my past. Here everything is so dear to me. My friends are writing a memorial book and I want to write a few words. It reminds me, and awakens in me, my entire past. The pain in my heart is great, that everything there has been destroyed and many friends perished there, in those terrible days.   We will always remember them. Yosef and Dobbe Renzon Johannesburg

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A Memorial Candle To the eternal memory of our parents, Reb Idl son of Fyve List. Nechamah daughter of Avraham Fyve List (may he rest in peace). Our sister Sarah Sarnov and her 4 little children, (may she rest in peace). Who were murdered by the Nazis. In Eternal Sadness Sheina Rut and family, Chaya Rishe Viner and family Tzippe Rayzel Shapiro and family, Paye Kessler and family Yentl Fragason and family, Avraham Fyve and family. In Eternal Sadness For you, my beloved and devoted husband Yitzchak Aharon son of Yakov Shapiro (may he rest in peace), prematurely separated from me 10th Tammuz 5722.   I will always remember you Your wife Tzippe Reizl Shapiro America

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Chashe Tunik (Itkes)   Moshe Lippe and Rochele Garmizze   Moshel Tunik In Sacred Memory Our sister Chashe with her husband and little daughter, our brother Moshe with his wife and little daughter died so tragically. My unforgettable husband Moshe Lippe Garmizze I will remember them forever   Rozze, Yitzchak, Hirshl Tunik, Rochele, Berele Garmizze Argentina

Editorial note: * 11th May 1963 is the Hebrew date equivalent of 17th Iyyar, 5723; 17th Sivan 5723 would be 9th June, 1963 Return

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