Person · printer
Herszl Kozak
Herszl Kozak
Printer who continued working in the Bialystok ghetto and survived
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... The following continued as printers in the Bialy-
stok ghetto: Herszl Kozak, Chaim Motinko, Binjomin
Gutman, Izchok Zakczewski, Nochum Zakczewski,
Meir Kruglewicki, Mojsze Kozak. ...Connected nodes
Organization
Jewish Printers Association
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Institution
Board of Jewish Education
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Jewish Printers Association
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Morgensteren
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Tzukunft
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Binjomin Tabaczynski
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Ruwen Chajet
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Pinje Fejgin
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Zejdl Nowiski
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Luba Kanel
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Fiszl Kacenelenbojgn
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Josef Zeligson
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Refoel Rajzner
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Survived
Herszl Kozak → Jewish Printers Association
The following printers survived: Herszl Kozak,