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David Ben Gurion and his friend Smuel Fuchs in Plonsk. Photo: Ana Nuta in the Memorial House of Ben Gurion in Plonsk.

Family
Kloppman-Botkin
in Plonsk1920

Silvya Kloppman in Plonsk

Regina (Rikel) Klopman with her family

Abraham Klopman

Maier Nuta and his wife Faiga

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

The eldest sister of Maier, Louis and Mailej Nuta with her husband and children in Plonsk.

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

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

Zalman Majufes in Plonsk

Faiga and her youngest brother Moshé
Izraelowicz in Plonsk. He was not a survivor.

Chaskel and Bayla Kulas from Plonsk

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. Only Estera's
younger son Josef survived, the rest all perished.

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.

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

Estera Dobre Nuta (nee Grinbaum), on her left Chana Nuta; standing were Nusyn Izraelowicz and a brother of Estera Dobre in Plonsk 1928

Perl Simons

from Plonsk

Sara Rzezak

from Plonsk

J. Hutnik with his brothers and sister in Plonsk.

Maier Kroneneberg
taken in Plonsk for his passport to Argentina.

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)

The Nuta family in Plonsk. In the middle, head of the family Abraham Nuta and Estera Dobre Nuta (nee Grinbaum); near his son Maier Nuta at his 18 years old; standing the eldest son Moszek Jenkel and his wife Tema or Tama; another daughter Shoshana; on the left two daughters: Chana and Miriam; next Josef Mailej, and other youngest daughter Rachel. Leib (Louis Nathin) is absent as he went to USA where he changed his name from Nuta to Nathin.

David Grüen ( David Ben Gurion) in front, with his parents and sisters , brothers in Plonsk.

Abraham Wanderman

Born Plonsk. Photo at the time of his wedding in
New York 1896

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

Laja's

Birth Certificate

The Rosen family from Plonsk in 1909

Isaak Gelwaser his wife Chaska Chalou in Plonsk 1929

Friends from Plonsk in Plonsk

Abraham (right) and Jacob Jonah Wanderman.

New York
circa 1893

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.

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

New York 1910

Nachman Wanderman

in Plonsk

Josh and Ida with Klopman siblings in 1920

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.

Leibele Psygoda

Riwak Psygoda

Gold Pinkhas Kohn

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.

Hersh Szajman

father of Sarita Gelbard (nee
Szajman)

in Plonsk

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

John Burns

Morris Krantzman

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

Sylvia Klopman in Plonsk

Birth Certificate

Avrum Schacknowicz

BertShewa Kohen nee Cyganowicz

Elena Golov and her daughter Celia Israelovitz and her brother Jose

Daughter of Shaul Abraham Miller from Plonsk who perished in the Shoah

Mendel Zryb in Plonsk

Jonah Zryb (Jojne) in Plonsk

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.

The three brothers

Szabsaon the left, Morris in center, Tovia on the right,
with their mother Deborah

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.