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Submitted by Robert C Jacobs

Information Picture Question
Category: Translation - Yiddish
Approval Date: 9/20/2026 3:01 PM
Family Surname:
Country: Poland
Town: Piotrków
Date of Image: 1923
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Back of portrait of a man

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9/23/2026 12:55 AM As a souvenir [memento] I'm giving my picture to my comrade [friedn] Tsipora Yankelovitch
From me Semyon [Simmen?] ---kover.
19 August 1923

[Comments]
"Khaverteh" the word I translated as "comrade" or "friend" is a Hebrew/Yiddish word for a female friend. Among women it simply means "friend", it could also mean that here. However, the term is often used in groups where members are addressed as comrades (same word in Hebrew), and I have a hunch that is the case hear.

Tsipoora (Hebrew) could be Feigeh in Yiddish.

Semyon or Simmen are variants of Simon, Shim'on in Hebrew.

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