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Mojsze Zabludowski

Mojsze Zablu- dowski

Instructor at the Hebrew Gymnasium.

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... Among the instructors of the Hebrew Gymnasium were: Tojman, physics; Awrom Nowodrowski, mathe- matics; A. Aronowicz, M. Chazanowicz, Mojsze Zablu- dowski, Dr. Franka MHorowicz, Ch. Szeper, R. Salomon, N. Kaplan, G. Szkolnikow, D. Peciner, A. Bomchil, Sznaper, Szymon Datner, J. Rotenberg, Pnina_ Bernsztejn, Gutke Grifel, S. Jakubowski, Hadasa Szprung, Murkes, Szmuel Rakowski, Dr. Chaim Welger, Dr. Mojsze Kacnelson, Dr. Mojsze Ziman, Mendel Kaplan, A. Kahana, and Berl Subotnik. ...
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... “The Saturday victims included: Dr. Dowid Kagan, pediatrician, and his elder son, Lola; Mojsze Zabludowski, instructor at the Hebrew Gymnasium; Pynchos Wajnrajch; Jerachmiel Lewin; A. Szliaser and his son; Meir Ajnsztejn; Dowid Kriwiaticki; Mordechaj Okun, a 16-year-old; Doniel Frank of Kowno, whole- sale cigar dealer; Rozenberg, realtor from Bielsk; Rozental with his two sons and two sons-in-law; the four Kaszicer brothers; Mojsze Farber, a weaver; Motl Makowski, an ordained rabbi; Mojsze Kramer, cop- persmith; Kapustin, a teacher from Zabludowa; Nochum Wilenski; Icze Kon, who worked at Malinjak’s formica factory; Grysze Halpern, the 16-year-old son of a feldsher [medic]; Gutman and his two sons who were students at the Hebrew Gymnasium; Ize Demoracki, bookbinder; Jakow Golombowicz, carpenter, who returned from Israel in 1938; Ch. Babicz, a tanner; Nichtfinster, a brushmaker; Kagan, a yeshiva instruc- tor, his son and grandchild; Mordechaj Saciler, princi- pal of Shalmei Emunah school, and his son; Jankl Fostat, carpenter; Sz ...
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