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Translator's notes: The necrology section of the Wierzbnik book has no page numbers in the original. Therefore, I have numbered these pages based on the Image number from the scans of the New York Public Library (https://yizkor.nypl.org). At the top of each memorial page, there is a verse fragment from Lamentations 1:16. “My eyes, my eyes, they drop water,” and “For these do I weep.” These fragments alternate every two pages, starting from from scan 435. The numerous photos are generally uncaptioned. In most cases, I was able to surmise the identity from the content of the memorial dedication. Spelling of names is always an open question. I used Hebraized forms of first names. I generally used Polish forms of surnames for the victims, and Anglicized forms for the perpetuators.

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Remember everyone who was buried, in quiet secrecy. Without a grave to visit, without a monument to remember them, we cannot find comfort. Remember… The people in the pits of corpses, when their souls ascended to the heavens. We swore then to remember their names, to never forget them until the end of the world. Hear Oh Israel; You have been adjured by the mouth that was strangled, and whose sprit died, Oh G-d, oh G-d, why have you abandoned us, without You I have nobody to bequeath. Please remember all the souls that have been listed by our hands Those pure souls that dwell in Your house. The souls of the holy and pure House of Israel Who light up the Garden of Eden with the flame of their souls. O, souls in the Garden of Eden, please listen, the sons of the nation of the Torah will never cease They were murdered, strangled, and burned in the lands of murder, but their flame was not extinguished. The burnt parchment will not be erased, and the eternal writing stands opposite truth, The broken, shattered tables please remember, there is a continuation for the nation, and it exists. The survivors of the furnaces, brands plucked from the fires, we weep with floods of tears, To bring forth the hidden light and light up the vale of darkness. We will cleave to the traditions of our mothers and fathers with greater strength, To ensure the renewal of our days as of old, and the coming of our redeemer and redemption.

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In eternal memory The rabbi of our community, a scion of the dynasty of Admorim [Hassidic leaders} of the “Holy Jew” [1] may the memory of the righteous be a blessing. Rabbi BenZion Shlomo Rabinowicz, may the memory of the righteous be a blessing. Who perished along with the members of his community in the furnaces of Treblinka   His wife, the Rebbetzin Gitale, the daughter of Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Tzvi Zilberstein, may the memory of the righteous be a blessing. The rabbi of Bodzentyn, Wierzbnik, and Toronto Their daughters: Rivkale and Bracha   The survivors of the community of Wierzbnik Daughters: Racha, Dina, and Hashia, of Toronto

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In eternal memory I hereby perpetuate the holy memory of the dear family members My father: the rabbi and gaon, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Tenenbaum, rabbi and rabbinical judge of the community My brothers: Yaakov and Zadok My sisters: Chana and her sister Yosef Avrech, Hadassa, Rachel, her husband and their children     Minka Benno Tenenbaum

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A memorial candle To the holy memory of our dear martyred family Father: Reb Yeshaya Guterman, a scion of the Radzymin dynasty Mother: Zelda Brothers: Yisrael-Yaakov, his wife and children Yosef, his wife and their children Moshe and Levi-Yitzchak   Chaya Guterman Libtsha Guterman

A memorial candle To holy martyrs There was a righteous man: Rabbi Chaoch Biderman A scion of the family of the Rebbe of Ger Blessed with a prominent wife: Rivkale May their memories shine forever! May G-d avenge their blood   Tzvi Morgenstern

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In eternal memory Our or dearly beloved parents, siblings, and relatives Father: Pesach Ajzenberg Mother: Rivka Ajzenberg Brother: Mordechai, his wife Chaya, and daughter Sister: Chaya Zisel Reisman Relatives: Moshe Kuperman, wife Tova and son Sara Rubensztajn and son Shmuel Brandmesser, wife Reizel and family     Meir Eisenberg Sam Eisenberg Zev Reisman

In eternal memory Of the memory of my dear family members Father: Yosef Unger Mother: Frania Brother: Moshe Sisters: Leah, Roza, and Paula, who died in Cyprus and were buried in Israel Their memory will never depart from our hearts   Tzvi Unger

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In eternal memory With great awe and honor, I perpetuate the memory of my dearest Father: Avraham-Natan Baumsztajn Mother: Chana Baumsztajn (Lichtman) Brother: Baruch Baumsztajn (lived in Paris) Sisters: Pesel, her husband Moshe Waldman, and two children. Ita, husband Zelig Zilberman, and two children   Shlomo Baumstein (Sam Stein)

In eternal memory Of our dearly beloved Father: Reb Shmuel Isser Mother: Rivka-Yehudit Sisters: Sarale, Tzipa, Chaya Children: Chaim-Yosef, Rachel-Pesil, Manya Relatives: Sara Milman   Roiza Isser-Herling

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With awe and honor I perpetuate my dear Father: Moshe Baranek Brother: Yechezkel Relatives: Ben-Zion, Lea, Dova and her husband Avraham   Michael Baranek	In sorrow and pain I perpetuate our dearly beloved Father: Yechiel Ajdelkopf Mother: Esther Sisters: Malka and Yona Brojt and children Sara-Lea and Yosef Brojt and children Golda and her husband Jablowski and children Rivka   Chana Korenwasser-Ajdelkopf
In eternal memory With honor, awe, and a holy obligation, we hereby perpetuate The memory of the martyred residents of our town Shimshon Bornsztajn Chana Bornsztajn Meir Stajnbaum, his wife Rucha Stajnbaum, and their sons Monek and Leibcha Who perished in the terrible Holocaust, may G-d avenge their blood   Guta Blom-Weintraub Noach Blom, and their son Moshe	In deep sorrow And a weeping heart, I perpetuate The memory of our unforgettable Husband and father Ben-Zion Baranek of blessed memory   Wife: Sara (Sala) Baranek Daughter: Necha Markovitch (Baranek)

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In eternal memory Of my dear Father: Leibish Binsztok Mother: Rachel Brothers: Akiva, Avraham Sisters: Dvora, Neche, Chana Aunt: Esther Malka Kacman Father: Abba Kacman Relatives: Leibel Wajnman and children Yitzchak Tropper and daughter   Mindel Binstock	In eternal memory Of my dear Brother: Manela Binsztok   Sister: Rivka-Rachel   Miriam Binstztok-Shulman
A monument To the graves of my dearly beloved Father: Leibish Bekermaszin Mother: Hinda Sisters: Matela, Yentale Aunts: Dina, Golda, Rachel Uncles: Tovia Tenenbaum, Mendel Rubin, Baruch Rubin, Leibish Rubin, Shimon Lipszyc   Baruch Bakermaszin

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In eternal memory Of my dear parents, brother, and sister Father: David the son of Reb Yaakov Shlomo Mother: Tzirel the daughter of Reb Yaakov Nisker Brother: Menachem Sister: Bracha   Yosef Brodbeker	In eternal memory Of my dearly beloved Relatives: Perl Furman Feiga Furman Rachel Furman Reizel Furman Reizel Najman, nee Rozenzweig Fishel Najman Moshe Najman Shmuel Najman   Luba Bar-Birenzweig
In eternal memory Of my dear martyrs Father: Chaim the son of Mendel Mother: Freida the daughter of Avraham Meir Brothers: Kalman, Yaakov, Lipa Sister: Dvora Aunts: Neche, Tzipa, Chaya Uncles: Yosef Shmelki, Moshe, Naftali Relatives: four children of our brothers and sister – Mendel and Hershel   Levi Brodbeker	In eternal memory Of our dearly beloved martyrs Father: Yaakov Birenzweig (died before the war) Mother: Rachel Brothers: Mendel, Hershel, Moshe-Leib Aunt: Hinda Mendelson and her husband Pinchas Relatives: Avraham and Moshe, the children of Mendel Birenzweig   Luba Bar-Birenzweig Ida Brechin-Birenzweig Feiga Weisman-Birenzweig Sara Monstein-Birenzweig Yosef Birenzweig

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