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Last Name	First Name	Page
-	Itzik-Hersz	391
A
ACKERMAN	Moshe	391
ALBAUM	Yekhezkiel	391
ALBAUM	Abraham	391
ALBAUM	Chaim-Israel	391
ALBAUM	Dan	391
ALBAUM	Joseph-Hersz	391
ALBAUM	Mordechai	391
ALBAUM	Yaakov	391
ALBAUM	Yehoshua	391
ALBAUM	Yekhezkiel	391
ALBIRT	Elka Leah	391
ALMER	Israelik	391
ALTBAUM	Dan	391
ALTBAUM	Miriam	391
ALTBAUM	Moshe-Isaac	391
ALTBAUM	Wolf-Ber	391
ALTERMAN	Chana	391
ALTERMAN	Yankl	391
ALTMAN	Abrahame'leh	391
ALTMAN	Boruch	391
ALTMAN	David	391
ALTMAN	Ephraim	391
ALTMAN	Mordechai	391
ASZENBERG	Abraham	391
ASZENBERG	Chaim-Israel	391
ASZENBERG	Eliyahu	391
ASZENBERG	Isaac	391
ASZENBERG	Kalman	391
ASZENBERG	Nahum	391
ASZENBERG	Sarah	391
ASZENBERG	Shlomo	391
ASZENBERG	Simcha	391
ASZENBERG	Zeinvill	391
B
BAUM	Chana-Rivka	391
BEKHER	Moshe	392
BEKHER	Rekhl	392
BENDLER	Jonah	392
BENDLER	Joseph	392
BENDLER	Rosa	392
BESSERMAN	Chaim	392
BLUM	Pinchas	392
BLUM	Yaakov Moshe	392
BLUMER	Berisz	392
BLUMER	Chan-Ethel	392
BLUMER	Rivka	392
BLUMER	Yaakov	392
BRAFMAN	Abraham	392
BRAFMAN	Joseph	393
BRAFMAN	Mottl	392
BREZIL	Chaim	392
BRONSTEIN	Yehoshua	392
BRYK	Abraham	392
BRYK	Abraham-Isser	392
BRYK	Arysz	392
BRYK	Berisz	392
BRYK	Boruch	392
BRYK	Chaim-Boruch	392
BRYK	Israel	392
BRYK	Joseph-Itzik	392
BRYK	Leibl	392
BRYK	Menachem	392
BRYK	Pesach	392
BRYK	Rivka	392
BRYK	Shimon	392
BRYK	Shlomo	392
BRYK	Shmuel-David	392
BRYK	Sima	392
BRYK	Yaakov	392
BRYK	Yehoshua-Hersz	392
BRYK	Zelik	392
BRYN	Zelik	392
D
DAMUT	Mollie	392
DAMUT	Shlomo	393
DAMUT	Yitzhak	393
DATUM	Abraham	393
DATUM	Moshe	393
DINBURT	Berisz	393
DRESZER	Chaim-Zelik	393
DUD	Zissl's	393
E
EHRTER	Kalman	393
EHRTER	Mekhl	396
EINSTEIN	Shimon	396
ELZOHN	Yerakhmiel	391
F
FARBER	Chaim	396
FEDER	Benzion	397
FEDER	Chaya-Gittl	397
FEDER	Nicha'leh	397
FEIGA	Malyeh	397
FELLER	Abraham	397
FINK	Yitzhak	396
FINKELSTEIN	Yaakov	397
FISHBEINDEGEN	Shmuel	396
FLAG	Mekhl	397
FLISSWASSER	Yehoshua	397
FODEM	Hinde	397
FRAMPOLER	Abba	397
FRAMPOLER	Joseph-Aharon	397
FRAMPOLER	Pinchas	397
FRAMPOLER	Ratz'eh	397
FRAMPOLER	Yaakov	397
FRAMPOLER	Yitzhak	396
FRAMPOLER	Yoss'keh	397
FRIEDLANDER	Feiga-Miriam	397
FRIELING	Gittl	397
FRIELING	Israel'keh	396
FRIELING	Mekhl	396
FRIELING	Pearl	396
FRIELING	Reizl	396
FRIELING	Sarah	396
FUCHS	Elimelech	396
FUCHS	Zeinvill	397
FUCHS	Zlata	397
G
GANTZ	Abraham	397
GANTZ	Gutman	392
GANTZ	Hersz	392
GANTZ	Mendl-Ber	392
GANTZ	Moshe	392
GEIST	Pinia (Pinchas)	392
GEIST	Shlomo-Joseph	392
GEITMAN	Shlomo-Wolf	392
GERZON	Shlomo	392
GOLDBERGER	Berisz	392
GOLDMAN	Mendl	392
GRIER	Yehoshua	392
GROH	Chaim	392
GROH	David	392
GUTTMAKHER	Asher	392
GUTTMAKHER	Gittl	392
GUTTMAKHER	Rivka	392
H
HARMAN	Chaim-Yehuda	392
HARMAN	Yekhezkiel	394
HARMAN	Yeshayahu	394
HAUF	Reizl'eh	393
HEIFLER	Abraham-Aharon	395
HEIFLER	Chaim-Joseph	393
HEIFLER	Eli	393
HEIFLER	Joseph	393
HOCHMAN	Chaim	393
HOCHMAN	Pinia	394
HOCHMAN	Yaakov	394
HOCHRAD	Chaim-Eliezer	394
HOCHRAD	Joseph	393
HOCHRAD	Mendl	393
HOCHRAD	Moshe	393
HOCHRAD	Moshe-Chaim	393
HOCHRAD	Nahum	393
HOCHRAD	Nathan-David	393
HOCHRAD	Nehemiah b. Nathan	394
HOCHRAD	Petakhyahu	393
HOCHRAD	Shmuel	393
HOCHRAD	Shmuel	393
HOCHRAD	Yaakov	393
HOFF	Abraham	393
HOFF	Aharon	393
HOFF	Anschel	393
HOFF	Berisz	393
HOFF	Chaim	393
HOFF	Daniel	393
HOFF	Daniel	393
HOFF	Elchanan	393
HOFF	Eli	393
HOFF	Eliyahu	393
HOFF	Eliyahu	393
HOFF	Feiga	393
HOFF	Hersz-Chaim	393
HOFF	Joseph	393
HOFF	Leib-Ber	393
HOFF	Mattityahu	393
HOFF	Moshe	393
HOFF	Nehemiah	393
HOFF	Petakhyahu	393
HOFF	Petakhyahu	393
HOFF	Rachel & Daughter	393
HOFF	Rivka	393
HOFF	Wolf-Ber	393
HOFF	Wolf-Ber	393
HOFF	Yaakov	393
HOFF	Yekhezkiel	393
HOFF	Yitzhak	393
HOFF	Yitzhak	393
HOFF	Zelik	393
HONIGMAN	Chava	393
HONIGMAN	Joseph	394
HONIGMAN	Yaakov	393
I
ISRAEL	Itzik	393
J
JENNERMAN	Benzion	395
JENNERMAN	Itcheh-Leib (Dairyman)	395
JENNERMAN	Zadok	395
JUDKOWICZ	Utcheh'leh	395
K
KALMANOWICZ	Akiva-Meir	395
KARP	Yaakov-Boruch שו”ב	397
KASTAN	David	397
KASTAN	Feiga	397
KATZ	Chanah'cheh	397
KATZ	Layb'keh	395
KATZ	Yehuda-Meir	395
KEREINDL	Leibl שו”ב	395
KESTENBAUM	Akiva	397
KESTENBAUM	Meir	397
KESTENBAUM	Moshe	397
KESTENBAUM	Nathan	397
KESTENBAUM	Nehemiah	397
KESTENBAUM	Shmuel-Joseph	397
KESTENBAUM	Sholom-Ber	397
KISLOWICZ	Henoch	397
KISLOWICZ	Moshe-Aryeh	397
KLAUZ	Nachman	397
KLEINER	Kaylah	398
KLEINMAN	Naphtali	398
KNOBLICH	Meir	398
KNOBLICH	Naomi	397
KOENIGSWALD	Moshe-David	397
KORN	Abraham-Joseph	397
KORN	Aharon-Wolf	397
KORN	Yitzhak	397
KREUTZER	Joseph	397
KRIEGSZER	Zeinvill	397
KUPPER(SZ)TOK	Wolf	397
KUPPERSZTOK	Bluma	397
KUPPERSZTOK	Yehoshua	397
L
LACHFELD	Yaakov-Mordechai	397
LEICHTER	Israel'keh	396
LEICHTER	Nott'keh	396
LEICHTER	Yoss'keh	396
LEITER	Israel-Yitzhak	396
LERNER	Rabbi Yehuda Leib	396
LEVINGER	Chaya-Rosa	396
LEVINGER	Mech'leh	396
LEVINGER	Son-In-Law of Mech'leh	396
LEVINGER	Yehoshua	396
LICHFELD	David	396
LICHTFELD	Abraham-Eliezer	396
LIEBERBAUM	Abraham	396
LIEBERBAUM	Itcheh-Meir	396
LIEBERBAUM	Mottl	396
LIEBERBAUM	Pearl	396
M
MAHLER	Anschel	396
MAHLER	Yehoshua	396
MALKA	Breineh	396
MILDINER	Hersz	396
MITZNER	Wolf-Ber	396
MOSHE	Yoss'l	396
N
	Netta, the Rabbi's son-in-law	396
O
OLMAN	Abraham	396
OLMER	Hersz	391
OLMER	Menachem	391
OLMER	Tuvia	391
P
PENNEK	Yitzhak	391
PRESS	Wolf	397
PRESS	Yehoshua	397
R
RAKHIT	Yaakov	397
REDELMAN	Leibl	398
REDELMAN	Moshe	398
REDELMAN	Yitzhak	398
REICHENBERG	Yekhezkiel	398
RENNER	Zlata	398
RIEDER	Joseph	398
RITMAN	Hersz	398
RITMAN	Sheva	398
RITMAN	Velvusz	398
RITMAN	Yitzhak-Yaakov	398
ROSENBERG	Baruch	398
ROSENBERG	Elchanan	398
ROSENBERG	Gershon	398
ROSENBERG	Yaakov	398
ROSENBERG	Yeshayahu	398
ROSENBERG	Zelik	398
ROSENFELD	Melech	398
ROT	Chaim-Ber	398
ROTMAN	Beryl	398
ROTMAN	Chaim	398
ROTMAN	Chaya	398
ROTMAN	Leibusz	398
ROTMAN	Wolf	398
ROTMAN	Wolf-Ber	398
ROTMAN	Yaakov	398
ROTMAN	Yehoshua	398
ROYZER	Meir	398
ROYZER	Moshe	398
S
SCHAFFS	Aharon	398
SCHAFFS	David	398
SCHAFFS	Yehoshua	398
SCHAFFS	Yitzhak-Yankl	398
SCHEINMAN	Neta	398
SCHNEIDER	Shmuel	398
SCHULSINGER	Shmuel	398
SCHWARTZBARD	Sarah	398
SCHWARTZBARD	Yitzhak-David	398
SCHWARTZBUCH	Sarah	398
SCHWARTZBUCH	Yitzhak	398
SILVER	Hersz	398
SILVER	Tuvia	395
SILVER	Yeshayahu	395
SONNTAG	Eli-Meir	395
SONNTAG	Leibl	395
SONNTAG	Shlomo'keh	395
STEINBER	Moshe	395
STEINBERG	Chaim	398
STEINBERG	Herschel	398
STEINBERG	Petakhyahu	398
STEINBERG	Yitzhak	398
STEINBERG	Yossl	398
STERNBUCH	Asher	398
STERNBUCH	Chaim	398
STERNBUCH	Chaim	398
STERNBUCH	Issachar	398
STERNBUCH	Nahum	398
STERNBUCH	Nekh'eh	398
STERNBUCH	Shlomo	398
STERNBUCH	Zundl	398
SZLEICHER	Yitzhak-David	398
T
TABBER	Shlomo	398
TENEWORCEL	Yitzhak	395
TROPP	Beryl	395
TROPP	Eliezer	395
TROPP	Yaakov	395
TROPP	Yitzhak-Leib	395
W
WALDMAN	Abraham	395
WALDMAN	Benzion	394
WALDMAN	Itcheh	394
WALDMAN	Itcheh	394
WALDMAN	Itcheh-Leib	394
WALDMAN	Moshe	394
WALDMAN	Moshe-Asher	394
WALDMAN	Moshe-Isaac	394
WALDMAN	Moshe'leh	394
WALDMAN	Shimon	395
WALDMAN	Shmuel	394
WALDMAN	Sholom-Zindl	394
WALDMAN	Yaakov	394
WALDMAN	Yehoshua	394
WEBER	Henoch	394
WEBER	Joseph	394
WEBER	Leibusz	394
WEBER	Yaakov	394
WEINMAN	Kalman	394
WEISS	Leml	394
WEISS	Moshe	394
WEISS	Pesach	394
WEISS	Yehoshua	394
WEISSMAN	Petakhyahu	394
WEISSTUCH	Eliezer	394
WEISSTUCH	Sholom	394
WEISSTUCH	Wolf	394
WELTCZER	Abisz	394
WELTCZER	Aharon-Wolf	394
WELTCZER	Leibusz	394
WELTCZER	Lipa	394
WELTCZER	Meir	394
WELTCZER	Meir'l	394
WELTCZER	Michael	394
WELTCZER	Moshe	394
WELTCZER	Rivka	394
WELTCZER	Rivka	394
WELTCZER	Sarah	394
WORTMAN	Abraham-Isser	394
WORTMAN	Benjamin	394
WORTMAN	Chana	394
WORTMAN	Henoch	394
WORTMAN	Hersz	394
WORTMAN	Hersz	394
WORTMAN	Leibl	394
WORTMAN	Lejzor	394
WORTMAN	Moshe	394
WORTMAN	Nathan	394
WORTMAN	Yaakov	394
WORTMAN	Yehoshua	394
Z
ZANTMAN	Yaakov-Yitzhak	394
ZIGLSZYFER	Gershon	395
ZIKHLER	Fradl	395
ZIKHLER	Herschel	395
ZIMLICH	Mottl	395
ZIMLICH	Zelik	395
ZITRINBAUM	Israel-Yitzhak	395
ZITRINBAUM	Joseph	397
ZITRINBAUM	Shmuel	397
ZITRINBAUM	Yeshayahu	397
ZITRINBAUM	Leibusz	397
ZUBNER	Sholom	397

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In Everlasting Memory of Our Beloved Mother Chana Hochman Born: March 10, 1909 Died: July 3, 1963 We will always remember you, dear mother and wife, Your refinement, loyalty, and commitment to the home and whole family   Benjamin Hochman, husband El’keh, Maleh-Reizl, the children Abraham Sholom, husband And the grandchildren: Hodl-Sarah & Hannan Raphael Los Angeles, New York

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May the Lord Remember... My Dear Father, Our Master, Rabbi & Teacher R’ Abraham Eliezer son of R’ Menachem David Lichtfeld and my brother Zalman son of R’ Abraham Eliezer הי”#1491; My sister Malka May Their Memory Be For a Blessing!   Moshe Lichtfeld, Petakh Tikva

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May God Remember the Souls of My beloved brother David Son of Abraham Eliezer הי”#1491; And his wife, Chaya And her sister, Leah Who were murdered by the filthy Nazis May God Revenge Their Spilled Blood And May Their Memory Be for a Blessing   Moshe Lichtfeld, Petakh Tikva

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It is for these that I weep My father Feivel Jaegerman My mother Esther Jaegerman My sisters Miriam Altman Bat-Sheva Honigman Chava Honigman Brothers-in-law Boruch Altman Joseph Honigman And their families   From their daughter Tamar in Israel

Will Never Forget You – My dear father Yekhezkiel Hof ז”ל My brother, the partisan Nathan Hof (Shot by the A.K. at the age of 13. His grave can be found on the way towards Sokolowka, where the water mill is) My brother Meir; Our friend Jonah Feder & family The Memory of All of You Will Always Be Etched In My Memory   Wladyslaw Sokha (Hof), Warsaw

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To the Memory of My Dear Parents Who Were Exterminated by the Accursed Nazis And Their Polish Accomplices My dear father Shmuel David son of Yehoshua Bryk My dear mother Esther of the Brumberg family My dear brother Yehoshua My dear brother Arye Let Their Memory Be Eternally Blessed!   From your daughter Chana Boxenbaum-Bryk, her husband &their children, Ramat-Gan

To the Eternal Memory of Our Dear Parents and Brothers My father Yaakov son of Yehoshua Bryk My mother Chava of the Hochrad family My brother Abraham Our hearts ache in recalling the cruel death they suffered along with six million of the Martyrs of Our People The Memory of Them Will Never Fade From Us!   Dvora Kislowicz-Bryk, your daughter and her sister Her husband, Aharon & their children, Ramat-Gan

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To Eternal Memory My dear parents Moshe Chaim Hochrad & my mother My sister Tisha and brother Aryeh Berisz Who Gave Their Lives In Sanctification of The Name May Their Memory Be Blessed!   Sarah Leah Peretz, and her family

In Perpetual Sorrow For Our Dear and Unforgettable Ones Parents Asher-Zelig & Mikhleh Zimlikh Sister Chana & husband Moshe-Isaac Elbaum & four children Sister Elkeh & husband Yaakov Alterman & Child The sisters Reizl, Hendl & Leah We Will Always Remember You!   Your son & brother Mordechai Zimlikh & wife With the children and grandchildren in America Daughter Esther & husband Bilu & Children In Israel

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To the Eternal Memory our Parents, Sisters, Brothers-in-law and Children – Parents Zindl & Pearl Frieling Sister & brother-in-law: Ruda & Sholom Zibner Their children: Chaim. Kaylah-Dvora, Moshe, Itta-Leah & Itcheh Meir Lieberbaum with their son, Zindl We Will Always Remember You!   Rachel Frieling-Goldblatt, Tzahala Shlomo Frieling, Givatayim

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The striving, to coalesce the organizational reach of the different landsmanschaftn, did not overlook the scions of Frampol in Israel. Even though, until the year 1939, no official landsmanschaft existed in the Land of Israel, our city scions, who lived in The Land would meet from time-to-time, and apart from purely personal matters, also dealt with societal questions which had a connection to life in the 'Alter Haym' and to the eventual forms of help for the shtetl.

With the outbreak of the Second World War, our concern and trembling for the fate of the shtetl where we were born did not cease for even one minute. Unfortunately, the Frampol scions in the Land of Israel were entirely cut off from the shtetl and its Jewish residents. We were fortunate to receive the first communication from there in the year 1944, when (returning from Russia) partly from General Andres' army and partly from 'The Children of Tehran.' A relative of mine in America had written to me, that among them there are five children of Nehemiah Rosenberg (Bugliss). This news literally electrified the domestic 'Frampol Colony.' I searched for these small ones, and afterwards told the other city residents about the encounter. In that time, there was already news about the Great Destruction of Polish Jewry and among them – our own shtetl.

In the year 1945, after the liberation, letters arrived from the surviving Jews of Frampol. A letter such as this did not have to wait long to be answered, we sent help – packages, money, and most importantly – words of encouragement from the country where the struggle to make aliyah was underway, the Jewish right, Jewish monarchists, with the support-work carried on by these friends: Chaim Weltczer, Moshe Hochrad, Chaim Kislowicz, Shlomo Kleidman, and the writer of these lines.

Later on, single landsleit began to arrive in the Land of Israel – and we held it as our sacred duty to help them get settled, with advice, with a good word, with a loan, or one-time help, providing them with work and a roof over their heads. We did not have much in the way of money resources in our possession. Accordingly, a few landsleit (of means) gave the first larger donations for the Help-Fund. Argentina, as well, responded positively to our request for help. By contrast, the landsleit in America did not find it necessary at that time (yet) to participate substantively in our rescue-work for the Frampol people in the Land.

In the year 1948, more scions of the shtetl came here (among them – also Abraham Elbaum). It is from them that we became aware of the frightening destruction of the shtetl, and the tragic extermination of practically all of the Frampol Jews. We understood, that only with a collective commemoration, of the (exterminated) town Jews, will we be able to substantiate the memory of the martyrs. The first such commemoration meeting took place in Tel-Aviv in the year 1949.

At that commemoration, a committee was elected, which began its regular activity, that was appropriate for such an organized landsmanschaft.

The first objective that was decided upon was: To place a memorial. On Mount Zion in Jerusalem, in the form of a memorial headstone in memory of the martyrs of Frampol. All of us knew, that without a Yizkor Book, this memorial was not complete yet. Our member Abraham Elbaum proposed the publication of such a Yizkor book, that would reflect the origin, development and annihilation of the shtetl.

A great deal of energy and trial would be demanded to undertake such an objective. In the Foreword of the book, a little is told about the struggles and difficulties that were revealed we would have to undertake, until we would be privileged to publish the Book. But we know one thing: In the last ten years, the entire visibility and activity of this committee was completely sunk into this Book. The gathering of the material, and the creation of the financial base, were held by us to be the most important objectives – and because of this other community activities of the landsmanschaft had to be deferred for a later time. All we did was oversee the annual commemorations, which also provided an opportunity for the survivors from Frampol to meet together at a table,

A separate chapter of our activity involved our contacts with our city-scions in the external world. The landsmanschaftn of Frampol were minuscule in the large [outside] world, and they do not stand out for undertaking too much activity. Despite this, in the last twenty years e remained in contact via correspondence with our scions in America, Argentina, France and Belgium. Here we received may guest [visitors] and tourists from abroad such as: Abraham Pankewicz (The U. S.), Benjamin Hochman and his daughter (Los-Angeles), who spent a larger sum of money for the Book. Such a donation raised the morale of the our local friends very strongly, and added further energy to the continuation of the work for the Yizkor Book: We also took up our landsman Welwusz Finkelstein of Australia, Yitzhak Berger from Los-Angeles, and others, who contributed charitably for the Book.

We are not yet finished with the publication of our Book, because our forthcoming activities as a landsmanschaft has to be postponed. Our generation– The generation of the Holocaust and Diaspora – has to further get on with its modest work in the ranks of the Organization of the Émigrés of Frampol in Israel.

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