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Our Martyrs

Translation from Yiddish by Beate Schützmann-Krebs

 



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Bervikunkin Family
 
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Yosl and Freyde Zaritski
 
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Dovid Kiselyev and Family


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Blezhovski
 
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Mrs. Blezhovski
 
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Sonye Blezhovski
 
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Miriam Blezhovski[1]


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Adler Family
 
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Bereznyak Family
 
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Shtilerman from the Mill
 
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Geyman Family


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Yosl Orlovski
 
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Hershl Orlovski and his Wife
 
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Goldfarb Family
 
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Itshe Shraybman and his Wife


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Reyzl Begun
 
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Tanye Begun
 
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The Geyman Couple
 
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Geyman Family


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Menukhe Turnyanski
 
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Elke Turnyanski
 
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Yosef Zaritski and his Wife
 
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Motl Zaritski


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Kupershmid Family
 
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Belski
 
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Moyshe Gazhanski (the baker) and his Wife
 
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Feyvl Epelboym and Family


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Yakov Kobryniets
 
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Avrukh Family
 
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Zeydl Kobryniets
 
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Avrukh Family


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Mordekhay Zubatski
 
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Shayke Gvirtsman
 
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Children of the Kiselyev Family
 
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Feygl Begun


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The Yakubovitsh and Grinberg Families
 
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Shteynberg Family
 
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Henye Priluk Family and Friends
 
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Khayim Bil with his Wife and Child
 
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Valavelski Family


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Mordekhay-Ayzik and Khaye-Zelde Orlovski [2]
 
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Avraham-Yitskhok and Freyde-Rokhl Zaritski
 
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H. Grinberg



Translator's Notes:

  1. The Errata corrects the previous “Miss” to “Miriam,” but spells the surname as Blyezhovski. The inserted “y” reflects a Russian-influenced orthographic convention and merely indicates the pronunciation of the following vowel, rather than representing an additional consonant sound. Return
  2. The surname appears here as Arlavski, written without Yiddish vowel markers. It is likely, however, that the correct reading is Orlovski, as the name is otherwise consistently spelled throughout the book with the two vowel signs representing “o.” Return

 

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