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For generations, our forefathers kept books of death dates (yahrzeits) of parents and relatives who had died. The catastrophe of the Nazi destruction led to the disappearance of many of these books, and of the names inscribed in them, as well as the dates that entire families had consecrated.
The following pages, which are by way of an addendum to the Memorial Book, are our attempt to continue the important tradition of honoring the deceased as well as the living, to ensure that future generations will preserve the memories. These pages are left blank so that each of our survivors might inscribe the names and dates of their families' deceased martyrs, together with their ages, dates and places of death, whether by shooting, murder, or peaceful death, and their places of burial. Eventually, the descendants of those alive today will add the names of previous generations – deceased fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, and all the others who are lovingly remembered. Noteworthy events and dates can also be inscribed.

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By adding these blank pages to our Memorial Book, we are attempting to continue the custom of our forefathers to write the dates of death of our dearest ones, along with their ages, when and where they died or were murdered, and where their graves are located. When our day will come, after the allotted 120 years of life, our children and grandchildren will continue the tradition of memorializing their dear ones, and inscribe their names as well as important dates, so that future generations may know.

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We Grieve for Our Beloved Moshe Blaff, with his wife and children In Eternal Memory of My Relatives Moshe Kleiner and family Memorialized by Ch. P. Blaff

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In Eternal Memory Of my mother, Sarah Dvora, daughter of Zvi When the Nazis issued the order for all Jews to gather at the plaza near Avraham Shek's house, she was shot by the murderers as she hurried to the assembly point, and was buried in the Grabowiec cemetery. The Nazi murderers slaughtered my wife, Meyte, daughter of Ze'ev Shafran of Uchane; My sons Nachum Yosef, Reuven, and Mordechai-Elazer; My daughter Miriam Their memory is engraved on my heart forever. May God avenge their blood! Aryeh Glomb

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Mother, Mayteh Shein née Shafran Brothers Reuven, Mordechai Eliezer Grandmother Sarah Dvora Glomb When the Holocaust overtook the Jewish communities of Europe, our dear ones were killed by murderous villains along with tens of thousands of their brethren. We shall forever mourn and cherish their sacred memory.     Memorialized by: Nechama Glomb-Ziegel Feivl Glomb

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An Eternal Memorial Candle Father David Wald, who died young Mother Bracha Sisters Malka, Sheindel, Rivkah Uncles Ya'akov, Mordechai, Yosef Sherer Aunt Beyle Sherer, and families Remembered forever!     Memorialized by: Moshe Wald
Henni, daughter of David Leyb Rosenfeld, who died with her family of twenty     Memorialized by: Eli Rosenfeld and family	Dvora Lazar, died in the Shoah with her extended family     Memorialized by: Yosef Boym

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We Shall Forever Remember Our Dear Ones Who Died During the Terrible Years of the Shoah Family of Aharon Zisman and his wife Esther née Erlich and their children Their memories are in our hearts forever     Memorialized by: Huma Sandzibski Heneh Friedman David Erlich Itta Kaplan and families

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In Eternal Memory Itta Lazar-Erlich A graduate of the Hebrew school in Grabowiec and active in the social and cultural life of our young people. Died in 1942 in Moscow.     Memorialized by: Sister Lazar and family Son Harry Erlich and family

David Shisler In Eternal Memory Sarah and Matityahu Shisler and children David, Chana, Yehudit, Zlatele Heneh and Shmuel Lerner and children Shlomo Erlich with wife and four children Leah Erlich with husband and four children Pinchas, David, and Nachum Glomb Nathan Erlich and family Shieh Erlich and family Itshe Erlich and family Zlate Erlich and family   We will mourn them in sanctity, and forever remember; Our anguished cries will echo down the generations.     Memorialized by: Heneh Friedman-Erlich and family Yossl Erlich and family David Erlich and family Itta Kaplan-Shisler and family Gofer family

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Gershon and Feyge Lazar   Memorialized in silent mourning by: Daughter Chana and family Grandson Harry Erlich, Canada Dvora and Leybl Lev, children of Chantshe Lev (Hustik)   Memorialized by Chaya Zohar (Tsigel) and family   Mordechai Tsigel and family: Moshe Zatz (Leyzer's son) and family Pious, righteous Jews. Mordechai was renowned for his custom of collecting challahs every Friday and handing them out in secret to the town's poor so as not to embarrass them in front of their neighbors.   Memorialized by Chaya Zohar (Tsigel) and family

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Urish Korn and family, one of the important leaders of the Great Synagogue, and Chairman of the Chevra-Kadisha Burial Society   Memorialized by: Eliyahu Nudel and family Yisrael Hustik and family   Sima, mother of Mushka [Modhkrhh] Shroyt and family     In eternal mourning: Efrayim Lerner with son and family

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Berish, Zalmen Trug's son, and family     Memorialized by: Beyle (Trug) and Ya'akov Reichman and family     Baruch-Mordechai Eynes (Hitlmacher), the son of Feivl, Dobtshe's son, and his wife Mintscha     Memorialized by: The Children

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The family of Ya'akov Bornstein (in the United States)     Hersh and Dvora Lerner-Kutsher and their daughter     Memorialized with sorrow: Efrayim Lerner and Dvora (Miratchnik) Glomb

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Remembering With Fury and Deep Grief Those in Our Family Who Were Murdered by Enemies     In the picture: Fishl Fink with wife and children Yossel, Fishel, Malka Bottom left: Hodis Shildman-Fink Some of our family also perished: Chantshe Fink and husband

Moshe and Heneh of the Fink-Fodem family, and their daughter Ettil, murdered with their older daughter Chana and husband Hersh Kleiner and children Shimon, Gitl, David     Memorialized by: Fishl Fodim and family, Israel Yehoshua Fodim and family, Israel Leah Michelevitz (Fodim) and family, Israel Heneh Fridman-Erlich and family, Canada Yosef Erlich and family, Canada David Erlich and family, Israel

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