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Awrom Bonczewski
Awrom Bonczewski
Physician who attempted to found a Bialystoker society in Paris.
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... To understand the origins of the Bialystoker Jewish
community in France, we must recall that in the 1930’s,
between the two World Wars, our dedicated /andsman,
Dr. Awrom Bonczewski, attempted to found a society
of Bialystoker Jews in Paris. Unfortunately, his efforts
failed. During the Nazi Holocaust, Dr. Bonczewski and
his son Victor were deported to Auschwitz. Several
months later, Bonczewski’s brother, Herszl Georges,
was also sent there; all three perished in that death
camp. ...Connected nodes
Organization
Bialystoker Society in France
Founded By
Person
Victor Bonczewski
Child Of
Person
Herszl Georges
Sibling Of
Place
Auschwitz
Deported To
Event
Deportation of Awrom Bonczewski and Victor Bonczewski
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Person
David Podliachouk
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Community
Bialystoker Jewish community in France
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Person
Victor Bonczewski
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Person
Herszl Georges
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Place
Auschwitz
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Person
Aron Youchnovetzky
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Person
Rywka Youchnovetzky
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Organization
Bialystoker committee in Paris
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Person
Wolf Babicz
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Person
Benn
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Person
H. Barenbojm
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Founded By
Awrom Bonczewski → Bialystoker Society in France
attempted to found a society of Bialystoker Jews in Paris
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