JewishGen Press - Kozienice, Poland

Memorial Book of Kozienice

Translation of the
Sefer Zikaron le-Kehilat Kosznitz
(Kozienice, Poland)

Original Yizkor Book Edited by: Baruch Kaplinski, Zelig Berman, Mordekhai Donnerstein, Ratze Wasserman,
Tzvi Madanes, Levi Mandel, Elimelekh Feigenbaum, Leibel Fishstein, David Kestenberg
Original Yiddish and Hebrew Edition Published in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1969
Original English Edition Published in New York, 1985
Hard Cover, 11” by 8.5”, 880 pages with all illustrations.

Available from for $50.00

Click here to see the index containing the family names in this book. If you already have purchased the book, please print out and insert into the back of the book.

Details:

This is the translation of the Memorial book of the Jewish Community of Kozienice Poland and the neighboring town of Garbatke. It is all that remains of this once thriving community. It bears witness to its existence and final destruction.

“All that remains of Kozienice's Hasidim and preaching, Zionism and socialism, its leaders and common people, societies and organizations is the parcel of memories, the pages and few pictures of the book which we are bringing before you.
Wherever you are – in Jerusalem or Paris, Brussels or New York, Rio de Janeiro or Melbourne—open this book, leaf through its pages, look at its pictures. Remember Kozienice, and do not forget its martyrs. Remember their daily struggle for Jewish survival, for Israel, for freedom and for independence of the Jewish people.”

Tel-Aviv, November, 1969
Barukh Kaplinsky, Editor

Read the details in the survivors' own words as they remember and bring to life the once vibrant Jewish community of Kozienice. Today there are no Jews living in Kozienice Poland.

Kozienice is located at 51°35' North Latitude and 21°34' East Longitude.

Alternate names for the town are: Kozienice [Polish], Kozhenitz [Yiddish], Kozenitse [Russian], Kozhenits, Kozhnitz, Koznitz, Kozieniec

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