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Itzhak Levin left Rokiskis for Israel in 1924. He brought many photos of his friends with him. His daughter Nilli scanned and sent us all these photos. Please let us know if you can identify any of the people in them. |
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Levin Family: Parents Sarah Liba Yoffe and Shlomo Zalman
Levin. L to r: Vella, Itzhak, and Asna Levin |
| Shlomo, son of Wolf, born in 1867, married to Sarah Liba, daughter of Abram Iosel ?, born in 1862, had, according to the 1908 Family List, the following children: son Itzhak, born in 1904; daughter Revekka, born in 1895; Daughter Rachil, born in 1897; daughter Asna, born in 1909; and her twin Vella, born in 1909. |
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In memory for ever to my dear friend Levin from me, Moshe Rezenkevitz (Rosenkovich) |
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| "For the good memory to nice and cheerful friend Isaak from Misha" |
| On the right -"keep a copy and do not forget about original". January 6th 1921 |
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Left side - For everlasting memory to my friend Yitzchok Levin before his trip and departure from me to Israel from your friend the chairman and instructor in the Commando in Rokiski in Lithuania in exile; Go friend to Israel I'm behind you; A. Rubitz; Rokiski October 25 192? Right side - To my friend Yitzchok Levin from A. Rubitz |
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For good memories to my best friend Yitzchok Levin; From artist ???; Rokiski 10/4 1921 |
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For remembrance, [to] my great friend Isaac Levin; Rakishki June 9, 1921 |
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For good remembrance I. Levin; from T. R ??? (signature is hard to read) |
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As a memento to Brother Isaac from brother Isaac; Rokiskis October 10, 1920 |
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| As a
keepsake to friend Isaak - from his friends, Brayna, Musya, Riva,
Frida (2), Sonya, David, Mosya, and Lev Rokiskis, 21 Dec 1924 |
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memory to Yitzchak, on the day of our leaving for Israel: Zalman
Habibi Liborkin, Yacov Kletter (or Kalter), Eliyahu Bielman?, Reuben
Zwellner ?, Itzik Bickson? from HeChalutz, 14 July 1923 |
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(HeChalutz was a Jewish youth movement that trained young people for agricultural settlement in Israel. It became an umbrella organization of the pioneering Zionist youth movements.) |