daughter Tammie; Yaakov Saliternik Bela's husband. (1950 Israel)
Moshe Porat
Bela Saliternik (see “In the Holocaust Shadow,”, page 525) sent me two documents.
The first one is an enquiry she had submitted to The Red Cross in Jerusalem on December 11th 1941. Printed in Polish on a Red Cross official form , the translation reads: “Salitenik Bela, from Tel Aviv, 7 Nezah Israel St., Palestine, is asking the Red Cross to find out and to let her know the whereabouts of her mother, Freyda Kramnik, and family, from Volozhin, Market Square 7, Novogrudek District, Occupied Poland - Belarus.” The enquiry bears several stamps: “Jerusalem Postage office”, “Palestine Censor pass”, “Red Cross Committee – Geneva” and “January 9 1942”.
The second document is the official answer of the Red Cross in Geneva, typed in Minsk, dated September 23th 1942. Written in German, it says that the Gebits commissar in Vileyka could not find Freyda Kramnik's whereabouts.
It was all the Red Cross in Minsk agents had to tell.
It happened in the spring and summer months of 1942 when the Nazis executed hundreds of thousands of Jewish families in Belarus. The mass slaughters were accomplished in daylight, in sight of the local population, accompanied by music, dancing and ringing of church bells. The sondercomando expeditions acted at this time over the entire Belarus-Litwak Yiddish Land. Frantz Karl Hess, second lieutenant of the thirty second “ Zondercommando,” had completed on May 42 his bloody missions to Volozhin, Vishnievo, Dolginov and Ivia, brutally killing hundreds of Jewish children, men and women among the thousands executed by his unit and its local assistants. (See “Franz Karl Hess Trial “, page 576.)
It was done before the eyes of the entire local gentile population.
The Red Cross agents certainly knew it, but did not yell. They did not tell a word.
Kramnik, Max 1926 Pa sprayer
leather age at whent married; 35
Age: 42 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Poland/Litta (Lithuania) Roll: T626_902
Race: White Page: 9A
State: Massachusetts ED: 244
County: Essex Image: 0790
Township: Salem
Relationship: Head
Kramnik, Sarah age at first married; 30
Age: 37 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Roll: T626_902
Race: Page: 9A
State: Massachusetts ED: 244
County: Essex Image: 0790
Township: Salem
Relationship: Wife
Kramnik, Leon View Image Online
Age: 6 Year: 1930
Birthplace: Roll: T626_902
Race: Page: 9A
State: Massachusetts ED: 244
County: Essex Image: 0790
Township: Salem
Relationship: Son
Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival
. Buscha Kramnik 1893 36
. Fassel Kramnik 1893 0
. Juda Kramnik 1893 40
. Morris Kramnik London 1903 25
. Feiwe J. Kramnik London 1903 22
. Juda Kramnik 1893 40
. Malka Kramnik Kurenec, Russia 1912 21
. Resa Kramnik Smorgon, Russia 1911 4
. Michlia Kramnik Smorgon, Russia 1911 2
. Mirel Kramnik Smorgon, Russia 1911 26
. Mirel Kramnik 1911
. Feige Kramnik Schilibe, Rus. 1906 17
. Moische Kramnik Schilibe, Rus. 1906 20
. Mendel Kramnik Scheliebi, Russia 1906 30
. Nicolai Kramnik Lawrinowitz, Russia 1910 25
. Wincenty Kramnik Gibni, Suw. 1906 24
.
. Moiselic Kramnick Sclibo 1905 32
. Bosa Kremnik Bialystok 1901 51
Felix Kromnik Truovolki 1899 23
Notes by Bella Nee Kramnick;
My father, Michael Kramnick, son of Yoel, was originally from Kurenets.
We were also related to Aharon Shulman family from Kurenets. I don't know
what brought My father to Volozhin. My mother was the daughter of Yakov
Weisbord and Matkah Nee Dolgov. I was born in 1914. A year later World
War 1 arrived in our area and Volozhin was at the forefront. In 1917 my
father began
to feel horrible pain and we called the Feldcher, which was an unlicensed
doctor, to help him. The Feldcher suggested putting hot bottled water
on the pain stricken area. The pain got worse and we managed to call a
doctor from Minsk. However it was too late. My father died of a burst
appendix. My mother was left with me — a three year
old, and my sister Freydle, who was only 6
months old. Financially, the situation was not bad. We had a ready-made
clothing store. My mother made a vow not to remarry. She didn't want her
daughters to grow up with a stepfather. Shortly after my father's death,
there was a fire in Volozhin and our house was burnt to the ground so
we all moved in with my grandparents. Also in the house was mother's brother,
whom was an old bachelor. He together with his parents had a store for
fur and hats. We were a very close family and I never felt like an orphan.
I was very close to my grandmother. She would often talk about her relatives.
She had three sisters and one brother that left Volozhin for America many
years before. Also from her mother side she had relatives in Vishnevo.(
Yehoshua Rabinovits, Zvi Duday Dudman,Chaim Abramson) A few years after
the fire, my mother built a home in which one of the rooms was used as
a grocery store. When I was still a child I had a horrible pain in my
side. My mother, remembering how my father died of a burst appendix, took
no chances and during the night decided to take me to a very famous doctor
in Warsaw. At that point we didn't have electricity in Volozhin so I remember
that the students of the Yeshiva that lived with us lit the road with
candles while I
was carried out of the house. The operation was successful and I recovered
quickly. In 1932 I had the opportunity to go to Eretz Yisrael and from
then on I did everything to get my sister to join me. At one point I worked
for a very wealthy gamily that was related to someone from Volozhin —
the Zacks family. I became very close to them and they arranged for papers
for a
man to come from Volozhin to work in their business. The man would be
Baruch Meir Meyorson, who was the leader of Beytar in Volozhin. We planned
for him to fictitiously marry my sister so she could join him. Everything
was arranged but someone from Volozhin member of another Youth Movement
was upset and told the authorities that this is all a scam and they canceled
the visa. In 1935 I was married. My husband and I once again tried to
bring my sister to Eretz Yisrael by paying someone in Eretz Yisrael to
go to Volozhin for a month and bring her back with him as his wife. At
that time unemployment was big in Yisrael and people were willing to do
this for a free trip and a month of support. The man stayed in Volozhin
with my mother for a month but my sister at that point had fallen in love
with a man name Zolzo, who had come from Lodg as a representative from
a factory. He would not accept her going to Yisrael and the guy ended
up bringing a neighbor of ours to Volozhin named Rachel Rogovin, whom
already had her sister Fruma and brothers Peretz and Efraim there. When
I was pregnant with my daughter in 1936 I decided to visit my family in
Volozhin. I ended up having the baby in Vilna at the same hospital where
Mina Berman, one of my best friends, was hospitalized and later died from
complications in pregnancy. When I came back to Volozhin with my baby
named Mika I felt very badly when I met Mina's mother who had just lost
her daughter and unborn grandchild
"Nation-building and power
in Russia: A view from political psychology"
Valeri Kramnik--University of Economics and Finance, St. Petersburg,
,
Russia -
Mrs. Levitan,
It was really nice talking to you. This is a link to another Kramnik,
the World Chess Champion.
Best Regards, Max Kramnik .emkramnik@hotmail.com
http://www.chesscenter.com/wcc2000/kramnik.html
Vladimir Kramnik
Vladimir Kramnik was born on the 25th of June, 1975 in Tuapse on the
Black
Sea. His father is an artist and a sculptor and his mother is a music
teacher.
By the age of 5, Kramnik was already attending chess clubs run by chess
professionals.
By the age of 11, Kramnik was awarded the title of a candidate master.
A
little later he joined the famous Botvinnik school.
He then went on to win the World Cadet Championship and the World
Junior
Championship.
In 1992, he was part of the winning Olympiad team in Manila, as their
1st
reserve. He had the best overall score of 8.5/9
In 1994, he was again a part of the winning Olympiad (held in Moscow)
team.
This time he played in Board 2 and had a score of 8/11.
And once again he took part in the 1996 winning Olympiad team, held in
Yerevan. He played on Board 2 and his score was 4.5/9.
From 1995 onwards, he was always in the top 3 positions in world rating
list.
Then in the beginning of 1996, at the age of only 21, Vladimir Kramnik
became
the number one player in the world. from A list of Jewish Belarusan
victims
of Stalin's purges-
Kramnik Izrail Lvovich( son of Lvov- Leib?) born in 1895 in
Bashchevichi
Klichevskogo, Belarus.regarding the Kramnick family;
Dear Eilat,
I am Jonathan Brody Kramnick and Isaac Kramnick is my father. His
father was
Max Kramnick and his brothers Sigmund and Leon.
Max's family was from Grudna I believe. He married Sarah Shushulski in
the
United States. I don't know much more than that off hand, but my father
(Isaac) has a partial family tree somewhere that I'm sure he would be
happy
to mail you....
an email from Jonathan Brody Kramnick
USA - I was surprised to find information you posted on the Kurenets
guestbook about my father's family: Max, Sigmund, and Leon Kramnick. My
father, Isaac Kramnick, is the third, remaining son of Max. I was
especially
surprised to see that Leon died only in 1997. We had assumed he died
years
earlier. Where does this information come from?
Yours Sincerely,
Jonathan Kramnick
IZRAIL KRAMNIK
SSN 340-86-3621 Residence:
60626 Chicago, Cook, IL
Born 2 Jun 1924 Last Benefit:
Died 15 Feb 1999 Issued:
IL (1989 And 1992)
Phone and Address Listings []
Database: U.S. Telephone & Address Listings
Combined Matches: 9
First Name Last Name Address 1 Address 2 City State Zip Zip+4 Phone
A KRAMNIK RESEDA CA 91335 0000 (818) 345-9562
ALEXANDER B KRAMNIK 205 E GREEN ST CHAMPAIGN IL 61820 5658 (217)
367-0348
ESTER KRAMNIK 820 QUINCE ORCHARD BLVD GAITHERSBURG MD 20878 1741
(301)
947-2865
GALINA KRAMNIK 524 PARK VIEW TER BUFFALO GROVE IL 60089 9105 (847)
459-7168
IGOR KRAMNIK 49 MARION ST BROOKLINE MA 02446 4403 (617) 277-5264
IZRAIL KRAMNIK 1221 W SHERWIN AVE 4A APT APT CHICAGO IL 60626 2295
(773)
274-5878
LYUBOV KRAMNIK 1601 OCEAN PKWY 3D APT APT BROOKLYN NY 11223 2146
(718)
382-4574
SAMUIL KRAMNIK 5825 RESEDA BLVD 120 APT APT TARZANA CA 91356 2031
(818)
776-1021
YEVGENIYA KRAMNIK 120 SCHROEDERS AVE 5B APT BROOKLYN NY 11239 2210
(718)
642-3593
Given Names Surname Phone Street City Province Postal Code
M KRAMNIK (416) 532-1052 64 FULLER AVE TORONTO ON M6R 2C3
Kramnik V Brenner 88 0 020/6100893 Netherlands
Kramnik S KAMPERFOELIESTR 63 SOEST 3765AW 035/6017744 Netherlands
Kramnik A SCHAEPMANSTR 77 SOEST 3762SR 035/6010382 Netherlands Name Address
City Zipcode Phone Number
Kramnik Ilia Isareckstr. 48 MÃ*nchen 81673 (089) 4361288
Search Results
Search Terms: KRAMNIK (2)
Database: Dictionary of Jewish Surnames in Russian Empire
Combined Matches: 2
Kramar (Bia€ystok, Kishinev, Tarashcha) O: kramarz [Polish],
kramar'
[Ukrainian] shopkeeper, storekeeper {Kramor, Kramarenko, Kramarev,
Kramarov
(Kramerov), Kramarovskij, Kramarskij; Kramer (Krammer), Kramerov; Kram,
Kramov, Kramskij, Kramskoj, Kraminskij; Kramnik, Kramnikov,
Kramnitskij;
Kramko, Kramkov; Kremer (Kremmer), Kremerman, Kremerov (Kremirov),
Kremerovskij; Krejmer (Krejmar, Grejmer), Krejmerman; Krom, Kroman,
Kromskij;
Krum, Kruman}.
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Kramnik (Polotsk, Kiev) O: shopkeeper [Belorussian] (see Kramar).
Kramnik (Polotsk, Kiev) O: shopkeeper [Belorussian] (see Kramar).
Kramnikov (Bobrujsk) OS: see Kramar.
Kramnitskij (Kovno) OS: see Kramar.
Kramor (Vasil'kov) O: see Kramar.
Kramov O: see Kramar.
Kramskij (Chernigov gub., Odessa, Bratslav) O: see Kramar.
Kramskoj (Kiev) O: see Kramar.
Kran (Vilna, Dvinsk) A: cock, tap, faucet [Russian, Yiddish] {Karan;
Krant
(Grant), Krantman (Kratman, Grantman), Krenter, Karant}.
Krangauz (Rechitsa) FS: see Krojn.
Kranker (Lutsk) N: sick person, weak person [Yiddish] {Krankur,
Krankurs}.
Name Town District Region Country Birth Date Source
Borodkin Ester nee Kramnik Minsk Minsk City Minsk Belorussia 1905 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Mikhele Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1901 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Yudel Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1896 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Sara Bialystok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1898 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Yenta Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1929 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rysya Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1925 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1923 Page of Testimony
Zelazo Fania nee Kramnik Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland 1917 Page of Testimony
Frida* nee Veisbord Kramnik Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland list of victims from Yizkor books
Kramnik Josef Wilno Wilno Wilno Poland 1874 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Michael Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1922 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Miriam Wilno Wilno Wilno Poland 1912 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Frejda Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland 1892 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rywka Wilna Wilno Wilno Poland 1878 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Baroch Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1887 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Itke Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1924 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Chaja Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1933 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Joshua Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1925 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Yetta Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1939 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Jacob Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1900 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Szlome Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1936 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Moisei Leningrad Leningrad Leningrad Russia 1894 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Gita Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1890 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Leningrad Leningrad Leningrad Russia 1921 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Tzilia Ussuriysk Primorskiy Kray Russia 1915 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Arnold Moskva Moskva City Moskva Russia 1902 Page of Testimony
Zelazo Feigele Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Borodkin Ester Minsk Minsk City Minsk Belorussia 1905 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1902 Page of Testimony
Borodkin Ester nee Kramnik Minsk Minsk City Minsk Belorussia 1905 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Tzilya Ussuriysk Primorskiy Kray Russia 1915 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Gita Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1893 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rivka Vilnyus Wilno Wilno Poland Page of Testimony
Kramnik Mira Wilno Wilno Wilno Poland 1915 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Barukh Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1891 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Gita Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1893 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1889 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Hannah Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1931 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Shimon Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1893 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Freidel Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland 1892 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rivka Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1928 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rakhel Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1900 Page of Testi
some details;
Shimon Kramnik son of Hilel was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1893. He was a bank manager and married. Prior to WWII he lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Shimon died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 48. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by his relative
Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK
First Name BARUKH
Father's First Name YOEL
Mother's First Name RIVKA
Gender MALE
Date of Birth 1891
Age 50
Place of Birth KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Marital Status MARRIED
Spouse's First Name GITA
Place of Permanent Residence KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Profession SHOP OWNER
Place During Wartime KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place of Death KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Date of Death 1941
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name SALITERNIK
Submitter's First Name BELA
Relationship of victim UNCLE (brother of her father)
Date of Registration 01/01/1990
Name SHIMON YOSEF kramnik (with wife Slava nee Greenhous of Vileika and daughter Fira)
Gender MALE
Date of Birth 1893
Age 48
Place of Birth KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Marital Status MARRIED
Place of Permanent Residence KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Profession BANK MANAGER
Place During Wartime KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place of Death KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Date of Death 1941
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name SALITERNIK
Submitter's First Name BELA
Relationship to victim RELATIVE (her father, Michael Kramnik, was his first cousin
Date of Registration 01/01/1990
Rivka Kramnik was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1928 to Barukh and Gita Kramnik. She was a child. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Rivka died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 14. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by her cousin
Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK
First Name RIVKA
Father's First Name BARUKH
Mother's First Name GITA
Gender FEMALE
Date of Birth 1928
Age 14
Place of Birth KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Marital Status CHILD
Place of Permanent Residence KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place During Wartime KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place of Death KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Date of Death 1941
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name SALITERNIK
Submitter's First Name BELA
Relationship to victim COUSIN
Date of Registration 01/01/1990
Source Pages of Testimony
Name Gita nee KRAMNIK unknown married name
Father's Name YOEL KRAMNIK
Mother's First Name RIVKA
Gender FEMALE
Date of Birth 1889
Age 52
Place of Birth KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Marital Status MARRIED
Place of Permanent Residence KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Profession HOUSEWIFE
Place During Wartime KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place of Death KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Date of Death 1941
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name SALITERNIK
Submitter's First Name BELA
Relationship to victim my AUNT (sister of my father)
Date of Registration 01/01/1990
other names reported by Bela nee Kramnik;
Name Town District Region Country Birth Date Source
Kramnik Itke Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1924 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Shimon Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1893 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rivka Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1928 Page of Testimony
Wajsbord Jakob Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland 1872 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Gita Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1890 Page of Testimony
Lewin Berl Traby Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Lewin Beilinke Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Lewin Khana Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Lewin Yosef Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Lewin Miriam Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Lewin Khasia Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland Page of Testimony
Kramnik Mikhele Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1901 Page of Testimony
Lewin Berl Wolozyn Wolozyn Nowogrodek Poland 1900 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Michael Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1922 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Baroch Kurzeniec Wilejka Wilno Poland 1887 Page of Testimony
Frejda Kramnik was born in Wolozyn, Poland in 1892 to Yaakov Veisbord and Matka nee Dolgov. She was a grocer and married to Mikhael Kramnik from Kurenets. Prior to WWII she lived in Wolozyn, Poland. During the war was in Wolozyn, Poland. Frejda died in 1942 in Wolozyn, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/12/1955 by her daughter Bela nee Kramnik Salitarnik
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Fania Zelazo nee Kramnik was born in Wolozyn, Poland in 1917 to Mikhael and Frida. She was a housewife and married to Shlomo. Prior to WWII she lived in Wolozyn, Poland. During the war was in Wolozyn, Poland. Fania died in 1942 in Wolozyn, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/12/1955 by her sister Bela nee Kramnik Salitarnik in Haifa
Rakhel Kramnik was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1900 to Barukh and Gita. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Rakhel died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 22. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by her cousin Bela nee Kramnik Salitarnik in Haifa
Gita Kramnik was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1893. She was a housewife and married to Barukh. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Gita died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 48. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by her niece
Bela nee Kramnik Salitarnik in Haifa
Shimon YOSEF Kramnik son of Hilel was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1893. He was a bank manager and married. Prior to WWII he lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Shimon died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 48. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by his relative Bela Salitarnik (her father was his first cousin)- About five years ago I spoke with the son of Shimons' brother. He told me that all the other children of Hilel Kramnik came to America. There were many daughters- most lived in the north part of New York state and changed their last name to Kramer.
Kramnik Baroch
Baroch Kramnik was born in Kurzeniec, Poland in 1887 to Yoel Aharon and Rivka. He was a grocer and married to Gita- They had four children; daghters who perished; Rachel at age 17, Yta age 15 and Rivka age 13. He had a son Michael ( who was able to escape and joined the Red Army. unknown to his cousin Bela he survived , married and had two children in the Soviet Union- in the 1990s his widow and children immigrated to Israel and found Bela!) Prior to WWII he lived in Kurzeniec, Poland. During the war was in Kurzeniec, Poland. Baroch died in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/12/1955 by his niece.
Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK
First Name BARUKH
Father's First Name YOEL
Mother's First Name RIVKA
Gender MALE
Date of Birth 1891
Age 50
Place of Birth KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Marital Status MARRIED
Spouse's First Name GITA
Place of Permanent Residence KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Profession SHOP OWNER
Place During Wartime KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Place of Death KURENETS,WILEJKA,WILNO,POLAND
Date of Death 1941
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name SALITERNIK
Submitter's First Name BELA
Relationship of victim UNCLE (brother of her father)
Date of Registration 01/01/1990
Kramnik Mikhel (He survived)
Mikhel Kramnik was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1921 to Barukh and Gita. Prior to WWII he lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Mikhele died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 20. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his cousin Bela Salitarnik
Kramnik Itke Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1924 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rivka Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1928 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Rakhel Kurenets Wilejka Wilno Poland 1900 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Gisha (unknown married name)
Gisha nee Kramnik was born in Kurenets, Poland in 1889 to Yoel and Rivka. She was a housewife and married. Prior to WWII she lived in Kurenets, Poland. During the war was in Kurenets, Poland. Gisha died in 1941 in Kurenets, Poland at the age of 52. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1990 by her niece Bela Salitarnik
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Kramnik Yudel Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland born in 1896 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Sara Bialystok Bialystok Bialystok Poland born in 1898 Page of Testimony
Rysya Kramnik was born in Belostok, Poland in 1925 to Yudel and Sara. She was a pupil and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Belostok, Poland. During the war was in Belostok, Poland. Rysya died in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/04/1997 by her sister
Mrs. Kramnik was born in Belostok, Poland in 1923 to Yudel and Sara. She was single. Prior to WWII she lived in Belostok, Poland. During the war was in Belostok, Poland. She died in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/04/1997 by her sister
Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK
Father's First Name YUDEL
Mother's First Name SARA
Gender FEMALE
Date of Birth 1923
Place of Birth BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Marital Status SINGLE
Place of Permanent Residence BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Place During Wartime BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name LYUBOV
Relationship to victim SISTER
Date of Registration 18/04/1997
Language RUSSIAN
Yenta Kramnik was born in Belostok, Poland in 1929 to Yudel and Sara was a pupil and a child. Prior to WWII lived in Belostok, Poland. During the war was in Belostok, Poland. Yenta died in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 18/04/1997 by the victim's sister
Source Pages of Testimony
Last Name KRAMNIK
First Name YENTA
Father's First Name YUDEL
Mother's First Name SARA
Date of Birth 1929
Place of Birth BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Marital Status CHILD
Place of Permanent Residence BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Profession PUPIL
Place During Wartime BELOSTOK,BIALYSTOK,BIALYSTOK,POLAND
Type of Material Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name LYUBOV
Relationship to victim SISTER
Date of Registration 18/04/1997
Language RUSSIAN
Kramnik Shosha Belostok Bialystok Bialystok Poland 1923 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Genrikh
Genrikh Kramnik was born in Minsk, Belorussia in 1921 to Moisei and Roza nee Zlotnik. He was a student and single. Prior to WWII he lived in Leningrad, Russia. During the war was in Army, Ussr. Genrikh died in 1941 in Petergof, Russia at the age of 20. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his brother from Netherlands KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name SAMUIL
Submitter's Country NETHERLANDS
Relationship to victim BROTHER
Kramnik Moisei Leningrad Leningrad Leningrad Russia 1894 Page of Testimony from Netherlands KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name SAMUIL
Submitter's Country NETHERLANDS
Relationship to victim son
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Borodkin Ester nee Kramnik
Ester Borodkin nee Kramnik was born in Byten, Poland in 1905 to Berul. She was a worker. Prior to WWII she lived in Minsk, Belorussia. During the war was in Minsk, Belorussia. Ester died in Minsk, Belorussia. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her son; Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name BORODKIN
Submitter's First Name BORIS from Belarus
Borodkin Semion
Semion Borodkin was born in Minsk, Belorussia in 1925 to Mordukh and Masha. He was a worker. Prior to WWII he lived in Minsk, Belorussia. During the war was in Minsk, Belorussia. Semion died in Minsk, Belorussia. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his brother from Belarus Submitter's Last Name BORODKIN
Submitter's First Name BORIS from Belarus
Kramnik Arnold
Arnold Kramnik was born in Orel, Russia in 1902 to Elia. He was an economist and married to Rakhil. Prior to WWII he lived in Moskva, Russia. During the war was in Moskva, Russia. Arnold died in 1942 in the Shoah at the age of 40. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his grandson Michael Michalson in Raanana (Brandes Street #4)
Kramnik Tzilia
Tzilia nee Kramnik Khapov was born in Dukora, Belorussia in 1915 to Mendul. She was a student and married to Lev. Prior to WWII she lived in Ussuriysk, Russia. During the war was in Dukora, Belorussia. Tzilia died in 1941 in Dukora, Belorussia at the age of 26. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her spouse
KHAPOV
Submitter's First Name LEV
Relationship to victim SPOUSE in Russia
Khapov Valeri
Valeri Khapov was born in Kharkov, Ukraine in 1940 to Lev and Tzilia nee Kramnik. He was a child. Prior to WWII he lived in Ussuriysk, Russia. During the war was in Dukora, Belorussia. Valeri died in 1941 in Dukora, Belorussia at the age of 1. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his father
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Kramnik Josef
Josef Kramnik was born in Poland in 1874 to Yitzkhak Kramnik. He was a factory owner and married to Rivka nee Trap. Prior to WWII he lived in Wilno, Poland. and owned a factory. Josef died in 1939 in Wilno, Poland as the war started. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 03/01/1957 by his son KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name YITZKHAK
Relationship to victim SON (Even Gvirol Street, #165 Tel Aviv)
Date of Registration 03/01/1957
Kramnik Rywka nee Terep
Rywka Kramnik was born in Wilna, Poland in 1878 to Avigdor. She was a housewife and a widow of Yosef Kramnik. Prior to WWII she lived in Wilna, Poland. During the war was in Wilna. Rywka died in 1942 in Wilna (killed in Ponar). This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 03/01/1957 by her son Page of Testimony
Submitter's Last Name KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name YITZKHAK
Relationship to victim SON (Even Gvirol Street, #165 Tel Aviv)
Date of Registration 03/01/1957
Kramnik Miriam
Miriam Kramnik was born in Wilno, Poland in 1912 to Yosef and Rivka. She was single. Prior to WWII she lived in Wilno, Poland. During the war was in Wilno. Miriam died in 1942 in Wilno, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 03/01/1957 by her brother KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name YITZKHAK (Even Gvirol Street, #165 Tel Aviv)
Kramnik Mira Wilno Wilno Wilno Poland 1915 Page of Testimony -------------------------------------------------------------------
---Kramnik Jacob
Jacob Kramnik was born in Swieciany, Poland in 1900 to Yehoshua Meir and Chana. He was married to Rivka. Prior to WWII he lived in Swieciany, Poland. During the war was in Swieciany, Poland. Jacob died in 1943 in Ponary, Poland at the age of 43. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1987 by his daughter from United states HIATT
Submitter's maiden Name KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name RACHEL
Submitter's First Name FEIGA
Submitter's Country 11 Elmwood St. Worcester, Mass. UNITED STATES Kramnik Riva
Riva Kramnik nee Opeskin was born in Swieciany, Poland in 1902 to Yehoshua and Rekha. She was married to Yaakov. Prior to WWII she lived in Swieciany, Poland. During the war was in Swieciany, Poland. Riva died in 1943 in Ponary, Poland at the age of 41. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her daughter from United states
Kramnik Chaja
Chaja Kramnik was born in Swieciany, Poland in 1933 to Yaakov and Rivka nee Opeskin. She was a child. Prior to WWII she lived in Swieciany, Poland. During the war was in Swieciany, Poland. Chaja died in 1943 in Ponary, Poland at the age of 10. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1987 by her sister from United states
Kramnik Szlome
Szlome Kramnik was born in Swieciany, Poland in 1936 to Yaakov and Rivka Opeskin. He was a child. Prior to WWII he lived in Swieciany, Poland. During the war was in Swieciany, Poland. Szlome died in 1943 in Ponary, Poland at the age of 7. This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted on 01/01/1987 by his sister from United states other sisters and a brother of HIATT
Submitter's maiden Name KRAMNIK
Submitter's First Name RACHEL FEIGA
Submitter's Country 11 Elmwood St. Worcester, Mass. UNITED STATES; Kramnik Hannah Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1931 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Joshua Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1925 Page of Testimony
Kramnik Yetta Swieciany Swieciany Wilno Poland 1939 Page of Testimony
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"Anne Kramer akramer@livenet.net looking for Kramnik in Kurenets." there was only one family in Kurenets with that name. Two brother; Hillel and Yoel Kramnik lived in the 1800s' in Kurenets. from what Bela nee Kramnik knew she was the only survivor from the grandchildren of Yoel Kramnik, in 1990 she was very happy to find the family of Michael Kramnik son of Baruch (her fathers' brothers) who lived in Russia at that point and now they live in Ashdod, Israel
Ann' husband is the grandson of Hillel Kramnik, he told me that his parents would talk a lot about Yosef- Shimon but he did not know how he was related to him (he was his fathers' brother)
He told me that he recognized on the site the entire family of Yakov Shulman (my ggrandfathers' brother). They used to come down from Elmira , New York to visit my ggrandfathers' family in Pittstown, Pennsylvania. He also told me that there were many Shulmans and Kramnik (some changed there name to Kramer) in the Elmira area, they all came from Kurenets and were related to each other.