VENGROV

(WĘGRÓW)

Poland

Market Square in Vengrov

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HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF VENGROV

Location of Vengrov History of Vengrov's Jewish Community Uri Ben Eliezer: A 16th-Century Resident of Vengrov

LIFE IN VENGROV

Graphics of Pre-War Vengrov Graphics of the Great Synagogue of Vengrov Faces in Vengrov Leo Ptak's Vignettes of Life in Vengrov (1919 to 1936) Paul Ptak's Memoir of Life in Vengrov (1926 to 1936) Clara Ptak Ingwer: As I Remember Vengrov (1916 to 1936) The Vengrov Public School (1930s) A Soccer Team in Vengrov (1937) Group Photos of Young People in Vengrov (1937)

VENGROV FAMILIES

The Ptak and Nortman Families and Their Friends The Gurman and Holland Families The Family of Kiwa Mordkha and Masza Ruchla Szczerb of Sokolov Podlaski and Vengrov

EMIGRATION FROM VENGROV

Paul Ptak's Memoir of Emigration to New York (1936) Vengrov Emigrees in America Vengrov Landsmanshaftn Cemetery Plots in the New York-New Jersey Area

VENGROV IN THE HOLOCAUST

A Gallery of Holocaust Martyrs The Family of Moishe and Chaya Przepiurka The Ptak Family The Family of Chaim Nortman The Murder of Rabbi Yakov Mendel Morgenstern Neighbors and Friends

The Vengrov Ghetto Testimony of Survivors from Vengrov Righteous Among the Nations Vengrov: Sefer Zikharon (the Vengrov yizkor book) A Memorial in Israel to Vengrov's Martyrs The Remnants of Vengrov's Jewish Cemetery Renewal: The Vengrov Torahs

RESEARCH RESOURCES

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