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Inter-War Photos
School Photos -
Do you recognize anyone?
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Photo of a class in a
girl's school in Lodz.
Date is unknown, but before WWII.
[Photo submitted by Penni Nussbaum.] |
A 4th Grade Class in a
school in Lodz (abt 1917).
Miriam Kasman (nee Mordchajewicz AKA Mordkewicz) is
in the top row, 4th from right. She was born in 1908.
[Photo submitted by Judy Kasman, wife of Miriam's nephew.]
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Another grade in a school
in Lodz (before 1920).
Miriam Kasman (nee Mordchajewicz/Mordkewicz)
is in the center, on our left of the man (dark dress).
[Photo submitted by Judy Kasman, wife of Miriam's nephew.]
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7th Grade Class in a school in Lodz (1919-1920).
Miriam Kasman (nee Mordchajewicz/Mordkewicz) is the
first person on the left, 2nd row from bottom.
[Photo submitted by Judy Kasman, wife of Miriam's nephew.] |
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Miss Moskiewicz's 7th Grade Class in a school in Lodz (10 June 1920).
Miriam Kasman (nee Mordchajewicz/Mordkewicz) is in the top row, 4th from
right.
The pepole in the photo are listed on the reverse, numbered 1 through
37,
beginning with the top row, right to left (so Miriam is #4).
[Photo submitted by Judy Kasman, wife of Miriam's nephew.]
Lodz Gymnasium Braude (abt 1934-36).
Photo taken during pre-military training that was part of the education
at the "second" Hebrew Gymnasium, established by Markus Braude.
The photo was given to Orit Lavi by the late Prof. Nathan Cytri
(originally Cytrynowski,
whose parents were Hebrew teachers in Lodz, as was his grandfather).
Sewek Lewkowicz (later Lavi) is the man standing on the far left.
Prof. Cytri is the rightmost one standing. Most of these students were
born in 1920-21.
[Photo submitted by Orit Lavi, daughter or Sewek Lewkowicz.]
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Three Girls from Lodz -
Who are they?
This photo belonged to Tsirel (Celia) Frisch, who emigrated
from Lodz to Paterson, New Jersey,
in 1914 with her husband Max and infant daughter. Her granddaughter, Elaine
Farran,
recalls her talking about her friends/relatives, the "Hambergers" (does not
know the connection).
These girls may also be "Rosenbergs," because the back of the postcard is
addressed to:
Zigmund Rosenberg, 12 Spruce Street, Paterson, NJ.
[Photo submitted by Elaine Farran.]
Rosa Cyger Kempner's Unveiling
Photo of a Stone Setting (unveiling) for Rosa (nee CYGER)
KEMPNER,
taken in the New Lodz Cemetery, probably in late 1930's (likely 1938),
but possibly as early as 1926. (Click on photo for larger view.)
[Photo submitted by Joyaa Bethlana Antares.]
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