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Oded Degani sent this picture to Ana Nuta. His mother Rivka was is in the center, top row, and besides her is his uncle Abraham. Below his mother center, and sitting, are his paternal grandparents.

Maier Nuta and his wife Faiga on his 25th wedding anniversary, with León Sotenberg and his wife Rachel (Rejl) Gric 1955.

Carlos Scheinkof came to Argentine after the war. He was a survivor.

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

Jacob Kaplan, born 1903 in Plonsk, with wife Reba Esther (nee Cohen). His father was Isaac Kaplanovich who married Rose, and changed his name from Kaplanivich to
Kaplan upon arrival to the USA.

Maier Nuta, his wife Faiga Izraelowicz with her friend from Plonsk, Feigele Bauer, who married Moshé Bauer. They were in Israel.

Micheline Rotblut with her mother when Micheline was 6 years old., Micheline was the daughter of Marjen Kulas.

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

Alberto Mario Nuta with his wife Adriana and two sons, Joel Dan and Alan Manuel, with their cousin Ana Nuta and Nicolas in their home. Alberto was the youngest son of Josef Mailej Nuta and Dobze Rzezak. Alberto died a few years after this photo was taken.

Dobze Rzezak and Josef Mailej Nuta's wedding party with the Rzezak and Nuta families from Plonsk. Top row left is Faiga with Ana in her arms; she was born in June 1939 and the wedding was in Aug. 1939. Photo: Buenos Aires, Argentina.

At Lydina's anniversary party with the RZEZAK and LYDINA families from Plonsk. These are all the RZEZAK sisters and brothers with their husbands, wives and children: Dobze with Josif Mailej; Gedalie with Berta; Sarah and Moisés; Iche and Rachel and another families. Photo: Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The three NUTA brothers: Louis, Maier and Meilaj in 1950. Before WWII, Louis moved from Plonsk to N.Y. USA (in 1922); Maier moved to Argentina in 1926 after he completed military service in Poland; and Josef Mailej moved to Argentina in 1937.

Mañe (Marìa) Bulak (nee Izraelowicz) with her children Markus, Vera Bulak and Adelia; and her grandchildren, and grandniece Ana’s daughter, Debbie and Federico.

Maier Nuta and Faiga with their eldest grandson, Nestor A.Jais, (Abrum Nusn) at his Bar Mitzvá.

Moshe Blachman and his three nieces Chana, Rachel and Clara when he came to Argentina

 

Abraham Lubiniecki and his wife Monica when he was 60 years old.

Sisters Izraelowicz Mañe (María) and Faiga (Fanny) with their husbands. Moshé Bulak and Maier (Mario) Nuta. in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. All born in Plonsk.

 

 

The Rosen family from Plonsk in 1909

Micheline Rotblut

Regina W. and Salek

Phillip Simons and his wife Ida, Sydney the youngest child, two older brothers Harry and Louis and his sister Esther from Plonsk

Sidney Simons and his wife, Phillip and Linda Simons

Gedalie Rzezak with his sisters Inde and Dobze Rzezak in Plonsk.

Micheline and George Rotblut

Micheline Rotblut with her mother Marjem Magnum (nee Kulas) from Plonsk.

Nestor Jais at his Bar Mitzvá party with friends from Plonsk, standing next to his grandparents. León (Leib) Sotenberg and his wife Rachel (Rejl) Gric with their eldest daughter Felisa Shurman (nee Sotenberg) and her husband Gregorio Shurman, two close friends of Maier and Faiga Nuta, Jacobo Fridman and Moshe Fuchs from Plonsk, and another unknown plonsker. Source: Ana Nuta.

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.

Ana Nuta when she was 5 years old, with her mother Faiga Nuta (nee Izraelowicz)

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

Yitzak and Sarah Bergson are cousins of Faiga whose grandmother was Tova Bergson

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.

Sam Gardner with his granddaughter in North Carolina, USA, in 1981. He was a survivor and died in the USA

Micheline and George Rotblut

Micheline Rotblut with her mother Marjem Magnum (nee Kulas) from Plonsk.

The three brothers

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

Joseph Wanderman

Born Plonsk

New York
circa 1910

Berke (Berl) Wanderman in Plonsk before he moved to Canadá

At the back, (left), Nathan Mandelowitz (Merles mother’s uncle), his wife Riffica, and Merle’s mother Anna.
Front row: child in the back row Irving Krantzman (son of Morris and Anna)
Front row: children: Natalie Krantzman, Manuel Mendelowitz and Rose Mendelowitz. (the two last son and daughter from Nathan and Riffica)

Harry Krantzman, Merle Krantzman (19 years old), Rachel Rose Krantzman Fineblatt, Natalie Krantzman (daughter of Morris and Anna) and Leah Krantzman (Harry’s wife)

Debbie (Ana's daughter) with Feiguele and Moshe Bauer in their home. Feigele was the best friend of her grandmother Faiga Nuta (nee Izraelowicz) from Plonsk, and when Faiga went to
Argentina, Feiguele went to Palestine and they wrote each other always in polish.

Nachman Wanderman

in Plonsk

Wedding of Jacob Banks

1895

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

New York 1910

Abraham (right) and Jacob Jonah Wanderman.

New York
circa 1893

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.

Mañe Izraelowicz and her daughter Adelia Bulak, from Plonsk.

Larry Dach with his mother Marrian Dach (L) and Helen Schwartz nee Simon (R)

Markus Bulak and his wife Vera Bulak, with their cousin from the first grade, Ana Nuta, in Rio de Janeiro in April. 2004.

Markus was the son of Moisés Bukak and Mañe Izraelowicz (Faiga’s sister) Markus passed away in the other year 2005. (The Bulak, Izraelowicz, and Nuta families were from Plonsk.)

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

 

Oscar (Usher) Mosak and his wife Lonia Kirshenbaum Mosak at their wedding 1946

Annabel Marx Chapmans in Peack Drive.

Mañe (Marìa) Bulak (nee Izraelowicz) with her children Markus, Vera Bulak and Adelia; and her grandchildren, and grandniece Ana’s daughter, Debbie and Federico.