Person · ironworks owner
Finkelsztejn
Finkelsztejn
Finkelsztejn is identified as the owner of iron works on Kupiecka Street.
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... Rummaging through the debris, I found two docu-
ments, one belonging to a distant cousin, Zalmen
Amiel, son of Jankl Amiel-Kulikowski, the manufac-
turer, and the second to Finkelsztejn, who owned the
iron works at Kupiecka Street, corner Rozanski. His
father and brother lived in the United States. I also
found a note from America. Apparently he had hoped to
contact his relatives there and go to the U.S., but his
death at the hands of the Nazis interfered. ...Connected nodes
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Kupiecka Street
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Jankl Amiel-Kulikowski
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Kupiecka Street
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Finkelsztejn → Kupiecka Street
who owned the iron works at Kupiecka Street
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- iron works