Above you will find siblings Ryfka, Fayga, Menachem (Moniek), Blumke Sarah and Israel (Srullek) Galas.
Blumke Sarah and Srullek's photos were taken from their Krakow identity cards; Menachem's from Lodz. There were also two other brothers named Efraim Fiszel and Henoch Chaim, but no pictures are available of either of them, nor of their parents Abram Michal and Hinda Dworja Galas. The two brothers left Lodz at the end of 1939 before the Lodz Ghetto was sealed.They had lived at Pomorska 6 in Lodz.

Fayga and her brother Menachim stayed with their parents in the Lodz Ghetto; Menachem was transported to Skarysko-Kamienna around 1944. From there he was taken to Buchenwald.

Fayga accompanied her parents to Auschwitz where her parents were gassed upon arrival.  The date was August 8, 1944.

Fayga was taken to Bergen-Belsen and then a work camp that was part of the Neuengamme camps.  She was liberated and sent to a hospital in Osterode where she met her future husband.  They desperately sought to get out of Germany,  Eventually, with the enactment of the Truman Doctrine, they emigrated to the U.S. and arrived on July 6, 1946.

Jacob Galas, pictured above, was the siblings' uncle, photo cir 1941. He and his wife Syfra had three sons and one daughter named Symon, Moszes, Mendel and Rosemarie.