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From the Joshua and Doron Gorodetzky
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Szoel Frydman
cir 1910-2 |
Szoel Frydman
17 Dec 1925 |
Szoel Frydman in
Deblin or Ryki, in
Polish Army uniform,
second from left
21 Oct 1927 |
Szoel with his
parents Szya and Gitl
1936 |
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Szoel and wife Feiga
1935 |
Szoel and his
sister Ruchla
17 Dec 1925 |
Hashomer Hazair
Zionist youth movement.
Ruchla is head,
upper row, center
17 Jul 1925 |
Ruchla, upper row center,
at
nursing school
in Warszawa
1930 |
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Ruchla, on left, with
friends or family, the
town in the background.
On the hill is the local
church, the fortress,
and the tor.
1931 |
Ruchla Frydman
1932 |
Ruchla, back row right,
and husband Sasza Gorodecki,
with friends on board
SS Martha Washington,
ship of
their
immigration
to
Eretz Israel
1933
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Couple aboard
immigration ship
to Eretz Israel
1933 |
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More Frydman Family
and Friends |
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Golda (nee Frydman)
and Naftali Brezniak
11 Jun 1930 |
Henia, daughter of
Golda and Naftali.
Photo taken in Lublin.
1934 |
Golda, Naftali and
their children with
their grandparents
Szya and Gitl Frydman
1936
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Unknown woman
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Daughter of
Rutka Goldberg
cir 1932-3 |
Sara Frydman (middle row,
lt.), her sister Ruchla (first
row rt.), and her friend
Malka et al.
cir 1926
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Friends of Sara Frydman
1925 |
Man named Grosman.
Photo dedicated to
Sara Frydman
22 Jul 1921 |
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Mania Grosman,
cousin of Sara Frydman,
daughter of Szya and
first wife Chaye Taube
1925 |
Aharonek, son of
Haim & Hana-Perla
(nee Frydman) Blass.
Photo taken in Lublin.
All perished in the Shoah.
6 Nov 1930 |
Shaul Askenazi,
husband of Yochved
Frydman, as child,
with his sister.
6 Sep 1926 |
Yochved Askenazi
(nee Frydman) and
her three children.
They all perished
in the Shoah.
23 Oct 1934 |
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I. Eiger, related to
Reizel Frydman
(nee Eiger).
Photo taken in Radom.
19 Dec 1925 |
Tula, daughter of
Reizl & Leibl
Frydman. She was
twenty years of age
when she perished.
Photo taken in Radom.
3 Nov 1932 |
Leibl and Reizl
(nee Eiger) Frydman
with their daughter Tula.
1936
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Edja Frydman and
her father Szya and
family, on the day
she left home to
make Aliya to
Eretz Israel.
1935 |
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Abraham Frydman
1926 |
Rutka
surname unknown
7 Mar 1933 |
Rutka
surname unknown
early 1930s |
Bicycle trip in the forest.
May be in Pulawy,
group unknown,
1936
Four of the riders are Sara nee Handlsman and
Naum Gorodecki, and their two children, David and Miriam. |
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Szoel Frydman worked as a banker. He was also a Yiddish writer
who went under the pseudonym of Leib Rashkin. Szoel perished
in the Brest-Litovsk Ghetto with 20,000 others in the winter
of 1942 at the age of thirty-seven or thirty-eight. His sister
Ruchla had already immigrated to Eretz Israel with her husband Sasza Gorodecki in 1933.
Grandfather Szya Frydman died before the war; his
wife Gitl was murdered in her home or in town. Golda, Naftali and
their children Henia and Shlomo, according to the Pages of
Testimony at Yad Vashem, were sent to the Majdanek camps, which were
located in a major urban area just four kilometres from Lublin city
center.
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