Frampol, Poland

The Frampol Memorial Book
A Memorial Book of a Center of Jewish Life Destroyed by the Nazis
Published at the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary (1941-1942) after
The First Slaughter of the Jews of Frampol
(Frampol, Poland)

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Translation of
Sefer Frampol

David Sztokfisz, Editor

Published in Tel Aviv 1966

English Translation Prepared and Published by

Jacob Solomon Berger

Mahwah, New Jersey, USA 2024

Acknowledgments

Our sincere appreciation to Jacob Solomon Berger who has kindly donated
his original book to JewishGen for online presentation

Translation Editor: Erica S. Goldman-Brodie

This is a translation from: Sefer Frampol
ed. David Sztokfisz, Frampol book, Tel Aviv, Israel, 1966

Notes:

The complete translation of this book is also available here: The Frampol Memorial Book

The original book can be seen online at the NY Public Library site: Frampol

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The History of the Shtetl	Joseph Milner	1
Fifty Years Ago	Avraham Elbaum ז”ל	8
A Night in Frampol	Mekhl Ehrter ז”ל	12
How I Put Out the Fire	Abba Bekher ז”ל	13
My Little Shtetl of Frampol	Shlomo Kleidman	15
Light and Darkness in Frampol	Moshe Lichtfeld	28
A Shtetl with Distinguished Folk as Well	Tamar Grossman-Jaegerman (Gafar)	61
Memories	Mikhleh Hertzberg	63
A Clutch of Memories	Tova Mantel	68
A Reminder	Itta Szeffer	69
Zionism and the Halutz Movement in the Shtetl	Shlomo Frieling	70
Training Activity of HeHalutz	Abraham-Yitzhak Hoff	77
The Shtetl as I Remember It	Yekhezkiel Frieling	78
The ‘Yavneh’ School	Dvora Mantag-Zitrinbaum	85

Activists Types Personalities
Berisz Dinburt, the Community Head	Mikhleh Hertzberg	88
The Jewish Land Leaser	Abba Bekher ז”ל	88
The Activists, Personalities and Types in Frampol	Moshe Lichtfeld	89
Our Working People	Mikhleh Dinburt	109
Blind Shia	Chana Dinburt-Scharf	111
Chaim and Leibusz – The Water Carriers	Abraham Hoff	112

The Young Men of Frampol Who Fell in Defense of the Jewish Homeland
Yitzhak (Itcheh) Zikhler ז”ל	Yekhezkiel Frieling	114
Abraham Zimmerman ז”ל		115
Israel Rotman ז”ל		115

The Holocaust and the Resistance
Y I Z K O R !	Yekhezkiel Frieling	121
Yet Another Tear…	Lyuba Wyckyn (Lieberbaum)	119
There Once Was a Little Shtetl called Frampol	Mottl Dinburt	120
The First Bomb		121
The Judenrat		122
The Creation of a Ghetto		123
Polish Informants and Murderers		123
The First Jewish Partisans		124
A Priest Pretends Not to Know…		125
In the Forest		125
We Are Not Secure Even in the Forest		126
The Death of My Brother		127
With Partisans – Jews, Poles, Russians		128
My Experiences in the Forest	Chana Bryk (Buxbaum)	129
The Pole Sobczak Saved Us	Shmuel Mahler	139
How I Hid Twelve Jews	Stanislaw Sobczak	148
“Saint Teresa”	Tema Weinstock (Rotman)	150
In Those Dark Years	Ze'ev Finkelstein	161
Poles Hid Me	Dora Bryk (Kislowicz)	166
Jews of Frampol Battling the Hitlerist Enemy	Abba Ben-Moshe, Ramat-Gan	180

The List of the Martyrs; Necrology
The List of the Martyrs		216
Necrology		222

The Frampol Émigrés in Israel	Shlomo Frieling	229

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