Kuty, Ukraine (Pages 199-214)

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[Page 199]

A group of Beitar members on the steps of the Polish cultural center “Sokol” (1938)

Part of the extensive Altman family

[Page 200]

The Mendel, Klinger, Steinkoll and Baron families (1935)

The Hebrew class in Kuty (1924)

[Page 201]

The Schechter Family (1938)

[Page 202]

Members of “Hashomer Hatzair” in Kuty (1920)

[Page 203]

A group of young people from Kuty in an orchard at the foot of Mount Ovidius (1937)

[Page 204]

Members of the Tatka Zvibach family
(1929/30)

The ancient Jewish cemetery from the 18^th century, in Kuty (1990)

[Page 205]

We are honored to invite you to participate in the dedication ceremony of the grove/unveiling of the sign in the name of the martyrs of the Kuty community in the area of the “Poland Saints' Forest” on the land of the National Fund for Israel, which will be held on Sunday, 27 Nisan 5723 (21.4.63) at 15:00, next to Eshtaol in the Jerusalem Corridor.
Sincerely,

National Fund for Israel Organization of Kuty veterans

People from Kuty, survivors of the Holocaust, in a group photo next to the tombstone in memory of the martyrs of Kuty who perished in the Holocaust, Forest of the Martyrs (1963)

[Page 206-207]

A registry certificate in the KK”L (Keren Kayemet Leyisrael) Golden Book in honor of Dr. Moshe Mendel

[Page 208]

The market square (the Rynek)
The photo was taken in 1990

The (former) Polish General School for Boys in Kuty (1990)

[Page 209]

Polish Roman-Catholic Church (1990)

[Page 210]

The City Hall in the Market Square (Rynek) in Kuty (1990)

[Page 211]

Rabbi Chaim Druckman in the market square (Rynek) in Kuty
The photo was taken in 1990

The Old Courthouse in Kuty (1990)

[Page 212]

A bridge over the Chermosh River, connecting Kuty with Wiesnitz (1990)

A tombstone in memory of the martyrs of the Kolomyia community and the surrounding area in the Nachalat Yitzhak cemetery

A memorial sign in the Holocaust basement on Mount Zion (1992)

[Page 213]

Avihu ben Aryeh Klinger

Avihu ben Aryeh Klinger, son of Luba and Lucia, second generation of Holocaust survivors, was born on October 16, 1953. On October 7, 1973, he fell in a battle during the Yom Kippur War at Tel Fares in the Golan Heights, he was 20 years old on his death.

[Page 214]

Moshe Fux

Born in Moshav Betzet to Polish immigrant parents, survivors of the Holocaust. His mother passed away when he was 7 years old. He learned in “Ort” high school in Afula.
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, he returned to Sinai and of course also to the tank.
The H-hour. Moshe went with the warriors to stop the advance of the enemy.
Two hours after the outbreak of war, he fell in the battle for defending one of the outposts on the canal line.
He was 19 years old on his death.
Born in 25^th of Av, 5714 (24.8.1954)
Died on the 10^th of Tishrei, 5734 (6.10.1973)

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