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David Ben Gurion and his friendSmuel Fuchs in Plonsk. Photo: Ana Nuta in the Memorial House of Ben Gurion in Plonsk, in May 2005.

Family
Kloppman-Botkin
in Plonsk1920

Regina (Rikel) Klopman with her family

Silvya Kloppman in Plonsk

Rachel Nelkin and Yecheskel. Rachel was born in Plonsk. Her parents: Shoshana and Shlomo Nelkin. She was a very close friend of David Ben Gurion, and went to Palestine with him on the same boat.

Faiga Israelowicz on the right, is Ana's mother. Her future sister's-in-law Chana Nuta left, and Rachel Nuta center. Photo: Plonsk, 1927

Jacob Nuta and his daughter Sarah on her graduation day.

Ana Nuta's daughter Debbie and her husband Federico Rochwerger and their children Romina, Nicolas, Camila, Lucia and Lucas, at Nicolas' Bar Mitzvah in 2006. They are Ana Nuta's grandchildren; and great grandchildren of Maier and Faiga Nuta. This is the 'Family Rochwerger' as they like to say. They live in Boca Raton, FL, USA.

Maier Nuta and his wife Faiga

Maier Nuta and his wife Faiga on his 25th wedding anniversary, with León Sotenberg and his wife Rachel (Rejl) Gric 1955.

Maier Nuta with his friends in Plonsk before he moved to Argentina

Maier Nuta with his friends in Plonsk before he moved to Argentina

Maier Nuta with his friends in Plonsk before he moved to Argentina

 

Maier Nuta with his friends in Plonsk before he moved to Argentina

Leo and Olga Lubiniecki

Rosanne Bernard (nee Kruzner) with her daughter Zoe Bernard

Zalman Majufes in Plonsk

Faiga and her youngest brother Moshé
Izraelowicz in Plonsk. He was a survivor.

Estera Dobre NUTA (nee GRINBAUM) with her daughters Chana, Rachel and her husband, and her youngest son Josef Mailej NUTA., who moved to Argentina. The aunts, his daughter in law, and the children. Plonsk, 1935.

Rachel Nelkin took the name Rachel Beit Halachmi (nee Nelkin) in Palestine, (now Israel) 1925.

This is all the family of Gal Vardi and Nistan Vardi in Israel. Rachel was born in Plonsk.

Abraham Kohn and his wife Shoshana Kohn (nee Nuta) with the family and friends.

Izakhar Zeligman and his wife Riwka Zeligman (nee Zreczny). Sent to Ana Nuta by her cousin Zeev Zarizi from Israel.

Ida (Yitta) Klopman was born in Plonsk in 1891 and emigrated to the USA 1909/1910

Ana Nuta with her eldest nephew Nestor A. Jais and their cousin Harry Jack Goldztajn in Rosh Hashaná 5768/ 2007

Vera Bulak with her daughter Renata Bulak, José Marcos Caboudy and Isabela Gamarski.

Lucía Rochwerger

Maier Nuta, his wife Faiga Izraelowicz with her friend from Plonsk, Feigele Bauer, who married Moshé Bauer. They were in Israel.

Micheline Rotblut with her mother when Micheline was 6 years old., Micheline was the daughter of Marjen Kulas.

Before Faiga Izraelowicz moved to Argentina where Maier Nuta was waiting for her, the two families had a party announcing their wedding engagement in Argentina. Maier Nuta send a signed engagement proxy. At the end of the table on the right was Estera Dobre Nuta, near her, Rachel Nuta, both with a circle green; then an aunt, Chana Nuta, Ruda Izraelowicz (nee Zeligman); on the left, Suger’s wife, and two sisters of Faiga , Mariem and Ita. (all with a green circle)

Markus Bulak and his wife Vera Bulak, with their cousin from the first grade, Ana Nuta, in Rio de Janeiro in April. 2004.

Markus was the son of Moisés Bukak and Mañe Izraelowicz (Faiga’s sister) Markus passed away in the other year 2005. (The Bulak, Izraelowicz, and Nuta families were from Plonsk.)

Gerardo Weisstaub, Ana Nuta Svetlana Nuta in Plonsk. May 2005.

Dobze Rzezak and Josef Mailej Nuta's wedding party with the Rzezak and Nuta families from Plonsk. Top row left is Faiga with Ana in her arms; she was born in June 1939 and the wedding was in Aug. 1939.

At Lydina's anniversary party with the RZEZAK and LYDINA families from Plonsk. These are all the RZEZAK sisters and brothers with their husbands, wives and children: Dobze with Josif Mailej; Gedalie with Berta; Sarah and Moisés; Iche and Rachel and another families

Kruse Gertner (nee Lask) and her husband Rachmieyl Gertner. Photo: circa 1919 Plonsk.

Lucas Rochwerger (Ana Nuta’s grandson)

Louis Nathin with his two brothers Maier and Mailej, and their wifes Faiga and Dobze Nuta, León and Rejl Sotenberg from Plonsk too. And their children: Ana and Carlos or Akiba Sotenberg and friends from them, Ana Nuta and Rujele Nuta-1948. León and Rachel (Rejl) Sotenberg (nee Gric). 1948

Ana Nuta with her husband Nicolas Rotondaro going to the Chupá on their daughter Debbie's wedding day. June 18, 1988.

Alberto Mario Nuta with his wife Adriana and two sons, Joel Dan and Alan Manuel, with their cousin Ana Nuta and Nicolas in their home. Alberto was the youngest son of Josef Mailej Nuta and Dobze Rzezak. Alberto died a few years after this photo was taken.

Sara Rzezak

from Plonsk

J. Hutnik with his brothers and sister in Plonsk.

Abu Quique with Julia Gamarski in his home. 2007

Julia is the great granddaughter of Mañe and Moisés Bulak from Plonsk.

Riwak Psygoda

Ana Nuta and her son Gerardo Weisstaub Nuta are very happy because they were in Plonsk.
And, they had found Abraham Nuta’s house. This was because Artek and Vladimir Nuta showed them the house of Abraham Nuta where Ana’s father and all his sisters and brothers were born.

Baba Faiga with her eldest grandson the day of his Bar Mitzvá, dancing.

Nigel and Susy Warshaw.

Tzvi (Hersh) Wanderman in Plonsk before he moved to Israel in 1930.

Camila Rochwerger

Ana Nuta's granddaughter

Micheline Rotblut

Abraham Lubiniecki and his wife Monica when he was 60 years old.

Laja's

Birth Certificate

 

The Rosen family from Plonsk in 1909

Debbie and Federico Rochwerger with their cousin Ricardo Gamarski in Brazil.1986

Debbie and Gerardo with their cousin Ricardo Gamarski in Brazil, 1973. Ricardo was the grandson from Mañe and Moshé Bulak , Debbie and Gerardo were the grandchildren of Faiga and Maier Nuta.

Phillip Simons and his wife Ida, Sydney the youngest child, two older brothers Harry and Louis and his sister Esther from Plonsk

Sidney Simons and his wife, Phillip and Linda Simons

Perl Pzygoda

All the Psygoda family was born in Plonsk and were murdered by the nazis in the Shoáh.

Isaskhar Psygoda

All the Psygoda family was born in Plonsk and were murdered by the nazis in the Shoáh.

Rose Pzygoda

All the Psygoda family was born in Plonsk and were murdered by the nazis in the Shoáh.

Nestor Jais at his Bar Mitzvá party with friends from Plonsk, standing next to his grandparents. León (Leib) Sotenberg and his wife Rachel (Rejl) Gric with their eldest daughter Felisa Shurman (nee Sotenberg) and her husband Gregorio Shurman, two close friends of Maier and Faiga Nuta, Jacobo Fridman and Moshe Fuchs from Plonsk, and another unknown plonsker. Source: Ana Nuta.

Rosen Family. Aaron Rosen was born in Plonsk in 1889. His twin sister Nysla was named by his mother’s father, Aron Burka. Aaron married Tauba Devorah German on Dec.16, 1909.

Ana Nuta when she was 5 years old, with her mother Faiga Nuta (nee Izraelowicz)

Tauba (Toba) Devorah German was born in Plonsk in 1891 and the entire family moved to Plonsk when she married Aaron Rosen in 1909.

Sender Rosen was born in Gabin 1896. He married Laja Gitla Budka

Yitzak and Sarah Bergson are cousins of Faiga whose grandmother was Tova Bergson

FAMILY LASK from Plonsk. This picture was taked circa 1932. There were six sisters and one brother. The child who was at the left is Sam Gardner (Schmuel Gaertner). In the front row from left to right
is Kruse Lask Gertner (Richards grandmother), Gedalia (Faiga’s husband), Faiga Lask, Rafael (Zelda’s husband). On the top row from left to right is Goldie Lask, Helshal (Goldie’s husband), Goldie (Frank’s wife), Franks Lask, Masha Lask, Hershal (Masha’s husband) and Zelda Lask.

Sam Gardner with his granddaughter in North Carolina, USA, in 1981. He was a survivor and died in the USA

Mandy with her father Nigel Warshaw the day of her wedding

Nigel Washaw makes a brindis at his daughter's wedding. His grandfather was from Plonsk

Justyna Goldztajn (Her mother was Faiga Nuta from Plonsk) She is a survivor from the Warsaw Ghetto, and four other Camps; she is alive. In this picture is on Rosh Hashaná with her grandchildren. 2005. Her only son Harry Jack Goldztajn married Ivonne Eckstein and live in Venezuela.

Harry and Ivonne Goldztajn

Harry Goldztajn with his cousin Ana Nuta on Rosh Hashaná at her house: 5768/ Sep. 2007

Josh and Ida with Klopman siblings in 1920

Dobze and Mailej Nuta with their niece Ana Nuta her husband Nicolas and their grandniece Debbie.

70 years of Maier Nuta in a party with friends and family. His daughters, Mailej and Dobze Nuta, his majetunem Jacobo and Raquel Jais, Coca Jais, Leib and Rejl Sotenberg and in front, his only granddaughter Debbie.

Joseph Wanderman

Born Plonsk

New York
circa 1910

Berke (Berl) Wanderman in Plonsk before he moved to Canadá

At the back, (left), Nathan Mandelowitz (Merles mother’s uncle), his wife Riffica, and Merle’s mother Anna.
Front row: child in the back row Irving Krantzman (son of Morris and Anna)
Front row: children: Natalie Krantzman, Manuel Mendelowitz and Rose Mendelowitz. (the two last son and daughter from Nathan and Riffica)

Harry Krantzman, Merle Krantzman (19 years old), Rachel Rose Krantzman Fineblatt, Natalie Krantzman (daughter of Morris and Anna) and Leah Krantzman (Harry’s wife)

Rosanne Bernard (nee Kruzner) The daughter of Abraham and Valerie Kruzner.

Nachman Wanderman

in Plonsk

Wedding of Jacob Banks

1895

Abraham (right), David (middle) and Jacob Jonah Wanderman.

New York 1910

Abraham (right) and Jacob Jonah Wanderman.

New York
circa 1893

Shoshie Nelkin and Tirza Vardi. Tirza married David Vardi.

Fraidel Roisen Kruk and Leib Taub. They changed their names to Fanny Kruger Taub and Louis Taub when they moved from Plonsk.

Mañe Izraelowicz and her daughter Adelia Bulak, from Plonsk.

Fanny KRUGER TAUB from Plonsk

Chana Pomper KRUK and Feivel Meier KRUK They change their names to Anna KRUGER
and Meyer RUGER, from Plonsk.

Maier Nuta is the first row sitting at the right. He performed his military service in the Polish Army at Modin. Maier Nuta was born in Plonsk.

Nestor and Monica Jais with their daughter Evelyn and their cousin Jacob Nuta and Tamara in N.Y.

Zoe Bernard

Annabel Marx Chapmans in Peack Drive.

Mañe (Marìa) Bulak (nee Izraelowicz) with her children Markus, Vera Bulak and Adelia; and her grandchildren, and grandniece Ana’s daughter, Debbie and Federico.

Josef Mailej and DobzeNuta (nee Rzezak) with their children Raquel Suez (nee Nuta), her children Uriel, Tamara and Jonathan Suez, Alberto Nuta and their niece and cousin Ana Nuta.

Menashe Krantzman

from Plonsk

Nettie Miller Krantzman

from Plonsk

Merles wife’s brothers and their wives. Merle Krantzman is the first person in the second row and his wife Pearl is the second person in the second row.

John Burns

Morris Krantzman

Evelyn Jais in her Bat Mitzvá with her father Néstor Jais
and grandaunt Ana Nuta.

Artek Nuta with Tamara in Jacob’s house

Svetlana Nuta and her daughter Tatiana kisses her
cousin Ana Nuta in a coffee in Plonsk, May 2005.

Rachel and Yechezquel with their youngest She takes the name Beit Halachmi (nee Nelkin)

Debbie (Ana's daughter) with Feiguele and Moshe Bauer in their home. Feigele was the best friend of her grandmother Faiga Nuta (nee Izraelowicz) from Plonsk, and when Faiga went to
Argentina, Feiguele went to Palestine and they wrote each other always in polish.

Vladimir Nuta with Gerardo and his mother Ana’s cousin met in Warsaw. He took them to Plonsk.

Marilyn and Jerry Glass.

Debbie Nathin with her two daughters Samantha and and Hayley in Paris, 2007.

Rachel Beit Halachmi with her daughter Esther and Tirtza. Rachel was born in Plonsk.

Sylvia Klopman in Plonsk

Brother and sister: Rachel Rose Krantzman Fineblatt and Morris Krantzman

Nastazia Nuta, the daughter of Vladimir and Svetlana Nuta

Rosanne with her children Zoe and Evan in Canadá. She was the daughter of Abraham Kruzner from Plonsk

Rosanne with her son Evan Bernard

Jacob Nuta with his son, and cousin Gerardo in Donald’s house. Ana and Gerardo meet this cousins in New Jersey. USA

Jessica Myers Marcum and her son.

Avram Miller and his wife Deborah in Buenos Aires Argentina. Dec. 2007

Oded Degani sent this picture to Ana Nuta. His mother Rivka was is in the center, top row, and besides her is his uncle Abraham. Below his mother center, and sitting, are his paternal grandparents.

Hernan Jais and his cousin Gerardo Weisstaub Nuta. Dec. 2006.

Hernan Jais dancing with his aunt Ana
at his sister Evelyn's Bat Mitzvá party.

In Nestor and Monica Jais' house, at Pesach, with their children, Perla Ydeses and her daughters and their aunt Ana Nuta and her husband Nicolas. In 2005. All descendants of Maier Nuta and Faiga Izraelowicz: daughter, son in law, grandson,
great grandchildren.

Oded Degani’s uncle Rabbi Yahoshua’s family. He is seated in the center with his wife Rivka Leah (Taub). On the top is Oded’s mother, and below, to left is Oded’s brother Ze’ev. Around and below are Yahoshua and Leah’s children. This picture was taken during his mother and brother's1937 visit Plonsk; they came from Palestine. This is the last picture ever taken with all of them alive. All of the people in this picture would be gone forever.

Colin Bernard with his children Zoe and
Evan in summer. Canadá.

Nigel Warshaw with her daughter Mandy at her wedding.

Julia Gamarski, the great granddaughter
of Mañe and Moshe Bulak from Plonsk.

Gedalie Rzezak with his sisters Inde and Dobze Rzezak in Plonsk.

Micheline and George Rotblut

Micheline Rotblut with her mother Marjem Magnum (nee Kulas) from Plonsk.

Ana Nuta dancing with her beloved father Maier Nuta.

Aryeh & Yehudit Wanderman

Aug 2005

Sarah Estelle Nuta with his father Jacob Nuta. Both descendants of Plonskers.

Ricardo and Lola Gamarsky with his children Rachel and David. Ricardo is grandson of Mañe Izraelowicz and Moisés Bulak. Ana and her husband Nicolas with her cousins at Julia's Bat Mitzva. Nov 2007

Mindel Taub and Leib Kohn with their first four children.

Isabela and her cousin Debbie

Gerado and his cousin Ricardo from Brazil. 2007

Ricardo, Lola, Rachel and David Gamarski with Neruda picture. Chile.

Ana and son Gerardo. 2007

Ana and her cousins Renata Bulak and Jose Marcos Caboudy at Julia's Bat Mitzva Nov 2007

Ana sings a yiddish song to her granddaughter Julia at her Bat Mitzva ́Nov 2007

Gedalie with Berta and their nephew Yehuda Rzezak, who lives in Israel, with Pedro's granchild Federico

Gadalie and his wife Berta Rzezak at their wedding.

1939

Feigele Kuperstein (the young child)

in Plonsk

Dora Wallach (nee Rzezak) with her son Walter and her grandchild Clara at Daniela's wedding

2nd. row standing Jacobo Stam, Anita's husband, Vanina Stam their daughter, Daniela and Gustavo Walforgiel, and Gabriel Stam. 1st. row sitting Anita Stam (nee Rosochanski), Rachel, Rujele Nuta and Enrique Rzezak. All descendants of the Plonsk Rzezak family.

Dora Wallach (nee Rzezak) and husband Bernardo with their daughter Daniela and her husband Gustavo Walfogiel at their wedding 2005

Irene Nuta and granddaughter Naomi Nuta

Szalma Klin

In Plonsk

Naomi, Nahtalie and Yon Nuta. Grandchildren of Artek and Irena Nuta

Hope Melnick, Harry Melnick, Ana Nuta and her husband Nicolas Rotondaro

Chaim and Ayelet Nuta

Ben Nuta at Sara's graduation

2007

Ayelet Nuta

Alaska 2007

Ana Nuta's grandchildren Romina Nicolas Camila Lucia and Lucas

Ana Nuta and her husband Nicolas with their granddaughter Camila at her Bat Mitzva

Ana Nuta and her cousin Isabela Gamarski and her daughter Julia who Ana adopted as a granddaughter

Family at Camila Rochwerger's Bat Mitzva Jan 2008

Alex Nuta at Sara's graduation

2007

The family of Rachel Beit Halachmi planting oranges in Palestine (later Israel). The family emigrated to Palestine in 1906. The picture was send to Ana by Gal Vardi…and with this image, Ana finishes this website…."We must plant in the minds, and in the hearts and in the souls of people." Because of this, Ana selected this picture to finish …. planting as a symbol … "We are here."