Even More Photos from Belchatow
Before WWII
If you have any photographs taken of the town of Belchatow or of people in Belchatow
before (or after) the war, please consider sharing them with the rest of us.
To see photos of survivors taken shortly after the war,
click here to go to the website of Photos of Survivors of Jewish Belchatow.
Aaron Przybylski at the weaving factory
of Hinda Zuchowski (good friend and neighbor)
(Son of Nissan Przybylski, Aaron perished in the Holocaust.)
(Photograph courtesy of Sara Kitsis, niece)
The Nissan Przybylski Family
(back row, standing, from left): Chana, Sara, Chanan, and Aaron -- Nissan's children
(front row, seated, from left): Chaya, neé Taube (Nissan's wife) and Ester, neé Muszka (Aaron's wife)
(standing in front, from left): Chana and Josefa (Aaron's daughter)
Click on photo for larger view and other photos of the family.
(Photograph courtesy of Sara Kitsis, Nissan's grand-daughter and daughter of Chana)
Photograph of Tojwie Zysman Przybylski
and others in Belchatow in the late 1920's
Tojwie Przybylski is reclining in the first row, second from left.
(He emigrated to Argentina before the war.)
Photo looks like it is in front of the Klug factory.
Click on photo for larger view. Do you recognize any of the others in the picture?
(Photograph courtesy of Sofia Przybylski Andel, Tojwie's daughter)
Five friends on Kosciuszki Street
(from left): Chuna Kryzman (Harold Krisman), Hershel Jacobovich,
Fishel Levy, David Jacovsky, Edel Lieb
(Photograph courtesy of Esther Krisman Warschaw, Chuna's daughter)
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Beis Yakov girls -- 1938 | |
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Idl Keisman (left), Jechiel Fishel Faivish (right, about 17), | Henech Faivish with two cousins in 1940. |
(Above 3 photographs provided by Sam Faivish, brother, from his book, My Story ©2002.)
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Do you know these people?
Who are they?
This photograph was provided by Lester Bilsky,
who found it in his father Nathan's belongings after his death.
On the back of the photograph "Przybylskis in Belchatow" is written.
The photo most likely was taken before 1910.
The man may be Hersz Wolf Przybylski, born in 1834.
Who is the girl?
Do you recognize any of the people in these pictures?
Please include this information in the Guest Book or
email it to Roni Seibel Liebowitz.
To see additional photos of Belchtowers taken shortly after the war,
click here to go to the website of Photos of Survivors of Jewish Belchatow.
This page revised
November 29, 2009.