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Szloma Pachter
Szloma Pachter
One of nine remaining Jews identified in Bialystok.
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... ,000 inhabitants, among them approximately 60,000
Jews. Contemporary Bialystok sprawls in all directions;
its population numbers more than 200,000. Sadly, the
Jewish contingent has shrunk to nine people. Living in
different parts of the city, they have little to do with
each other. I asked them why they remained in this
unfamiliar, rebuilt, modern city that was once our
beloved hometown. Their answer was that the war left
them isolated, broken and sick. It was difficult for them
to travel about looking for other places to live. It was
easier to remain in Bialystok. Their names are: Szyja
Bartnowski, Abram Sidranski, L.M. Penner, Lejba
Bielski, Erszel Jalowski, Kalman Kania, Jankel
Chaszkes, Szloma Pachter, and Szymon Zlotorynski. ...Connected nodes
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