INTRODUCTION
Ana Raquel Nuta, Chana Rachel Nuta in
Hebrew, achieved a great honor creating this website in memory of, and honoring, the Jewish families of Plonsk, Poland. She had one central idea at the beginning of this project… gathering all the names and information about Plonsk families that were sent to her . . . family by family. Ana put these together as this website: Old pictures from
Plonsk, more of individuals murdered in the Shoáh, and pictures of their descendants. Ana wanted to carry out her duty, as said in the Partizaner Hymn: “Mir senen do,” “We are here”… with all
our families … the Plonsker and their descendant are here ... and this webpage is for their history … for
Plonsk and for all Jewish people in all the world. Ana honors them and preserves their memory and history for the world. "We are here."
Ana is extremely grateful, and thanks, all the Ponskers and their
descendant for their warmest welcome and responses to all her requests …. she 'bothered' them with many
emails and letters….and Ana gave her the best to each reply … with love, joy, and
pride … thinking, and knowing, that Plonsk will forever, from
generation to generation, be a place in
the world where the former inhabitants customs, tradition, and all their history, will
be safe forever in our memory and in the memory of our children,
grandchildren…..and keeping in the memory of all the world.
"Thanks very much to all who answered me….who sent
me the names of their families, the pictures…and always with love…
I made it with love
too…."
Ana
Raquel Nuta
Coordinator
With thanks to Website Design by Ron Miller
Ana Raquel Nuta and her son, Sergio Gerardo Weisstaub Nuta, visited Poland in April
2005. They visited to all Shtetls they could, including Plonsk, where there aren´t
any Jews in residence. The pictures in this website were taken by them. Other images were taken
from the” Sefer Plonsk”, printed in Israel in 1963; from “Holocaust, A History” printed in Spain in 2004, by Deborah Dwork and Robert Jan van Pelt; “The Holocaust
Chronicle” printed in Spain in 2002; “The Vanished World” printed in New
York in 1947; and from Plonsker or their descendant who Ana R. Nuta knew
from Argentina; or from all the reaserchers from Jewish Genealogy Family Finder
who, looking for family membes from Plonsk, sent information to her;
Information from the Encyclopedia
Judaica, Weikipedia-the free encyclopedia- Poland;
Books of Mundial
History, books authored by David Ben Gurion, Chaim Weitzman, and
different webpages.
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