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Bala
Abramovitz and her social circle in Wieluń before and during
World War II
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Bala
Abramovitz |
Bala
Abramovitz and friend |
Bala
Abramovitz in 1936 |
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Bala
Abramovitz and her
friends in Poland
2nd f. left - Karola
Krzepicka, leader of
Shomer
Hatzair;
3rd f. left - Bala
Abramovitz;
5th f. left - Sarah Iacobovitch,
Bala's best friend.
A second sister
Topcia (Sonia's friend)
and another sister Sala
(Miriam's friend) are pictured here, but they are
not identified here in the photo.
Karola's sister took Miriam (Bala's
sister, not shown in this photo) to live with her
family after Miriam had spent three nights living in
a parked bus in
Palestine.
The Krzepicka family
owned a candy store on
Kaliska
Street
(good shopping) in Wielun.
All those in the group photograph perished in the
Holocaust.
Photo,
right - Miriam (nee Abramovitz) and Joe Gelbart,
Palestine, July 18, 1941 |
Mojtek
Zylberberg and his wife,
Bala
Abramovitz, during happier times
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Copyright © 2007-2016 Merle
Kastner
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I wish to acknowledge, with gratitude, the
generous assistance of
Dr. Steven Lasky, the creator of the
The Museum of Family History.
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Many
thanks to Greg Meyer,
for his valuable technical support. |
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