#krkw-6: The poet Chaim - Nachman Bialik during a visit to Krakow.

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Krakow Cemetery

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Krakow Cemetery

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Krakow Cemetery

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Krakow Cemetery

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The book; "The Fighting Chalutz" a news paper writen in the Krakow
ghetto in 1943.
It is the story of Zionist Jewish youth in the Krakow underground
during the war.

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olish Aliyah Passport of Fradel Landau and children (Krakow)
for more information about the Passports go to;
http://www.jewishgen.org/Jri-pl/jhi/jri-jhi-aliyah-passport.htm

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Polish Aliyah Passport of  Szaja and Estera Korn (Tymbark/Krakow)http://www.jewishgen.org/Jri-pl/jhi/jri-jhi-aliyah-passport.htm

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A policeman of Poland's "Blue Police" inspecting the documents of a Jew in Krakow.

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ews hanged on a gallows in the Podgorze quarter of Krakow

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German soldiers and an officer entering the Krakow ghetto.

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German army men who participated in a roundup of Jews in the
Podgorze quarter of Krakow.

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A German soldier in the Krakow ghetto, standing beside the bodies
of Jews laid out in a row.

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go to http://www.baral.com/
Steven Baral stevebaral@aol.com wrote; The photographs you are about
to see were collected and edited by my Father, Mr Martin Baral. The
photographs show members of the Baral, Feuer and Ehrlich Families from
Cracow Poland and the vicinity, most of whom perished in the Shoah.
Had it not been for the heroism of my Grandmother, Franka Baral, who
saved 6 children under the most adverse circumstances, I would not be
here today.

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The Jewish market Square on Szeroka Street
from the 1930s. At the end of the square you can see the historic home of the Landau family.

Allen Bergman-Toronto

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First on the left third row; Mark Patrushka ( now Meir Porat)  and his mother Henka. Second row on the right; Binyamin Zentker. Please getin touch with Meir Porat if you have any information ( for more information go to Association of Cracowians in Israel - News Letters ( #20)  in the bottom of the page

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Augusta and Adolf Gross pose with their grandchildren, Marguerite and Jan Enkels

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Alfred Shenker, merchant and industrialist (2nd from right on bottom), with the staff of the Pischinger, Perlberger and Shenker Company

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Luba and Bolestaw Drobner with their daughter Irena, and Luba's sister, Ida Hirszowicz, Krakow 1913

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I. Krieg, a soldier in the Polish army, and his bride on their wedding day.

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Members of the Krieg family 1928

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The Faust family in Planty Park, 1931

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Jewish children in the Krakow ghetto play violins for the cameraman, Sep 1939 - 1940. USHMM Photo Archives (18707), courtesy of Muzeum Historii Fotografii

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In front of the synagogue in 1936.

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The Alte Shul (old synagogue)

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German soldiers at a Krakow vandalized synagogue c 1940.

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Jewish using a krakow synagogue as a shelter during the shoah.

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The view over Podgórze and Cracow from the south.
Photo Les?aw Rzewuski, 1892

http://www.krakow.pl/en/kultura/stary/?id=krakow1.html

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Kazimierz, 1930s

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The Ghetto during the holocaust

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Mizrachi school

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Zeev Aleksandrowicz's exhibition in Galicia Jewish Museum

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Krakow, Poland, Rabbi Alter David Kurtzman (the submitter's
grandfather) with the staff and the children in an orphanage, 1939.

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Krakow, Poland, Marcel Kortzman the submitter with his caregiver
Aya among other children, 1936.

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Krakow, Zvi Hersh Bauminger, One of the commanders of Iskra (Spark) fighting organization in Krakow. They fought the Germans by carring out acts of sabotage on German installations in and outside the Ghetto. In March 1943 the Germans broke into the place where he lived. He fired at them and shot himself with his last bullet.

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Aaron and Roche (Wasserlauf) Spingarn.   Aaron was the brother of my great-great-grandfather, Peretz.
Tracy.

That's the only picture I have of my second great grandparents. Aaron died before his wife and grown children migrated to Newark..my grandfather was the seventh Aaron Spingarn named for him.
.Rachel Cohen

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October 1940
Jews at prayer on Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) in Cracow, Poland

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leaders of Akiva Youth Movement in 1939 from left: Yisrael Parnes, Chaim Karmish, Shimek Dranger, Erna Ragnet, Rania Maler Nichtauser,
Dolek Libskind, Hank Joffe, ?, ?

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Yizhak Zvi (Heshek) Lazar was murdered by the Nazis in 1944. He sent the Rosh Hashana card with his picture to his children in Palestine/Israel in 1936.

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Dora (sitting) Scheller nee Aleksandrovich was born in Krakow, Poland
in 1883 to
Zeev and Regina. She was a housewife and married to Gustav (sitting on
the right) and had one
daughter. Prior to WWII she lived in Krakow, Poland. During the war
she was in Warszawa, Poland. Dora was murdered/perished in 1943 in
Warszawa, Poland with husband and son in law; Aleksander Anhalt (standing). her
daughter; Dr. Urszula Anhalt (standing ) was born in 1917 in Kraków. In
1944 (age 27) she hid in Warsaw. She was Murdered by the Nazis Just
before the liberation of Warsaw (She escaped and had papers as a non
Jew, an old classmate from Krakow recognized her walking down the
street and reported her to a Nazi who killed her on the spot))

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Lazar's soda factory

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Jewish school in Krakow 1955

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Poet Bialik during a visit to a nursery school in Krakow before the war.

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Mania Rosenfeld nee Blumenkranz was born in Krakow, Poland to Leib and Hafcia nee Ohrenstein. She was married Jacob. Prior to WWII she lived in Krakow, Poland. During the war she was in Krakow, Ghetto.

Mania was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by her nephew, a Shoah survivor

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Blumenkranz, Leib Blumenkranz, Leib  and his wife Gitl Blumenkranz nee Ohrenstein . They perished in the holocaust.

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Rebecca Rakower

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Sukkot in a courtyard in Kraków, 1930s. (YIVO)

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https://www.facebook.com/ArchiwumNarodowe

Krakow/photos/a.396751803768418.1073741909.

324002311043368/787024274741167/?type=3&theater

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Tadeusz Pankiewicz with a woman he saved in the holocaust; Irene Halpern-Cynowicz, during his visit to Israel in February of 1957
Apteka pod Or?em / Muzeum Historyczne Miasta Krakowa

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Rabbi Izak Meilech Horowitz 

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Rabbi Izak Meilech Horowitz 

August 10, 1894 
Kraków, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Death:1942 

Submmited by Joel Rosenfeldw

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http://www.mechnerzieglerfamily.com/memoirs/adolph-mechner/chapter-4-my-parents
On the back of the picture of  Adolf Mechner is a date written in ink: “18/6 1877” and the name and address of the photographer printed “Simon Balicer, Krakow, ulica Grodzka No.80

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http://www.mechnerzieglerfamily.com/memoirs/adolph-mechner/chapter-4-my-parents
On the back of the picture of  Adolf Mechner is a date written in ink: “18/6 1877” and the name and address of the photographer printed “Simon Balicer, Krakow, ulica Grodzka No.80

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Pinchas Volf was born in Krakau, Poland in 1912 to Avraham and Keile nee Buchester. Prior to WWII he lived in Krakow, Poland. During the war he was in Krakow, Poland.

Pinchas was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his cousin, Ester Shif Akerhalt

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 Rabbi Menachem Ziemba (1883–1943 Treblinka ) , was a distinguished pre-World War II Rabbi, known as a Talmudic genius and prodigy.

Photo : Rabbi Moshe Greenus’s father-in-law Reb Avroham Yitzchok Twersky along with Rav Menachem Ziemba (d.1943)....murdered !

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Rabbi Menachem Ziemba (1883–1943 Treblinka ) , was a distinguished pre-World War II Rabbi, known as a Talmudic genius and prodigy.

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Minka Liebeskind ( right ) and Gusta Dawidson - Draenger, members of the Akiva movement and the Jewish underground in the Krakow ghetto , both killed in 1943....:'(

photo : " Liebeskind is on the right. Photographed during a summer camp of the movement in 1938. "

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." Helena Mosberg was born in Krakow, Poland in 1923 to Ludwig and Berta nee Blumenkranz. She was single. Prior to WWII she lived in Krakow, Poland. During the war she was in Krakow, Ghetto.

Helena was murdered in the Shoah. 

This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her brother, a Shoah survivor. "

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Celia (Tzira) Dresner, Samuel Dresner born in Krakow in 1860

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Sara Sali Lebenheim (Nebenzahl)

Birth:
October 19, 1876
Kraków, 
Death:
July 07, 1931 (54)
Berlin, Germany
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Lobel Leib Nebenzahl and Lea Nebenzahl
Wife of Michael Lebenheim
Mother of Lucie Tal? Haltrecht (Lebenheim)
Sister of Mindel Nebenzahl; Meier (Majer) Nebenzahl Kaufmann; Baruch Nebenzahl; Ferdynand (Teodor) Nebenzahl; Henry (Heinrich) (Henryk) Moritz Nebenzahl; Rebekka Katzky; Julius Nebenzahl; Bronia Bergner; Roza / Rosalia Nebenzahl and Anna Thompson

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Zygmunt Grunberg with family

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Maccabi boxing team in Krakow.

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Feigel (Francesca) Allerhand, Mojzesz Aaron Maurycy Allerhand

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Rabbi Zvi Asher Kahana-Shapira Av Beit Din
Gender: Male
Birth: September 19, 1857
Krakow, Kraków County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Death: January 19, 1938 

Jerusalem

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Paula and Irena Branstatter in Krakow cira 1915. submited by their relative Monique Percy

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The graduates of the Hebrew Gimnasia of Krakow in 1934 on the roof of their High School.

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Class picture from the Hebrew Gimnasia of Krakow

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A parade in Krakow in which the students of the Hebrew Highschool (Gimnasia) took part