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#dol-4:Soccer Team, 1928	#dol-5:Firemen Band	#dol-6:Hachlutz Hatzair

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#dol-10: The family of Barry Chernick' mother; Beatrice ( the little girl in front); with her father; Raphael Schulman (Also related to Gitlin) who was born in Dolginovo c 1870. mother; Gute, and sisters;Siere, Riwke, Brine, Picture was taken in N.Y.C c 1911	#dol-11: The 1947 disembarkation of the Exodus in Haifa. The refugees were prepared to give up their lives in their attempt to enter Palestine. Ytzhak Norman (on the left), a holocaust survivor from Dolhinov, was one of them. For his story go to http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com /dolhinov/d_pages/d_stories_struggle.html	#dol-12: a. Dulhinov c 1924. from left; Yerachmiel Shapiro, who was murdered by the Nazis, Reisele Shapiro, and on the right, Samuel Shapiro, both came to Mexico before 1930. Steven Davidoff <sdavidof@isbmex.com>

#dol-13: Shapiro family,1906. My great grandfather; Shlomo, (whom I am named after), Chaya Risha, my great grandmother, and some of their children. They were killed by the Nazis. Samuel and Reisele were yet born. Sadley, Shlomo and Chaya Risha, traveled to New York around 1900, but did not like it there, and decided to go back to Dulhinov. Steven Davidoff sdavidof@isbmex.com	#dol-14: The Lichterman children, holocaust survivor	#dol-15: Israel Kapelowitz (b. 1861 Dolhinov d. 1928) with his second wife-name unknown-who was not the mother of his children. His first wife was something like Gertrude (Gittel) Leah Kunkin b. 1862 Minsk? d. 1893.They never emigrated My Great-Grandfather was Israel Kapelowitz b. 1861 Dolginovo d. 1928 don't know where he died - no indication he emigrated. He married Leah Gittel from Minsk. Credit: Israels' great Granddaughter; JUDITH PARIS judyparis@optonline.net

#dol-16: Eliezer Koton was born in Dolhinow in 1885 to Levi Yitzkhak and Nekhama nee Kramer. He was a craftsman and married to Mina Khana ( nee Smorgonski) and had 7 children. Eliezer perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 57. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 20-Nov-2003 by his son Levi;To read the story of the family go to; http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/ dolhinov/d_pages/d_flight_ghetto.html	#dol-17: Michael Shteiman mishteiman@yahoo.com is looking for Alter Baksht ( pictured here) During the Shoah he survived in a German work camp. After the WWII he came to the U.S. When my grandfather Yosel visited him in USA he was married without children. Michael Shteiman, grandson of Yosel Baksht and Badana Gordon - Dolhinov survivors	#dol-18: Sagalchik Liba Chaia Liba Chaia Sagalchik nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1885 to Shmariahu and Frida. She was a housewife and married to Yosef. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. She perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 57. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by her nephew Levi Koton, a Shoah survivor

#dol-19: Kotton Mina Chana Mina Kotton nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1887 to Shmariahu and Frida Smorgonski. She was owner of a shoes factory, married to Eliezer Kotton and had 7 children. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Mina perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 45. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-May-1999 by her son Levi, a Shoah survivor	#dol-20: Koton Eliezer Eliezer Koton was born in Dolhinow in 1885 to Levi Yitzkhak and Nekhama Kremer. He was a craftsman and married to Mina Khana Smorgonsky. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Eliezer perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 57. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 20-Nov-2003 by his son Levi Yitzkhak Koton	#dol-21:

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