Person
Szmuel Eplbojm
Szmuel Eplbojm
Parent named in Judenrat Order 336 as punished.
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Parents who failed to send their daughters to work
in the fields outside Bialystok were jailed. Judenrat
Order 336, September 20, 1942, named some parents
who were punished: Fejge Calewicz, 33 Fabryczna;
Mire Antman, 9 Fabryczna; Rochel Kucharewski, 16
Biala; Itke Lipowski, 21 Kupiecka; Arje Lejb Ogurek, 5
Polna; Szmuel Eplbojm, 11 Neuwelt; Pesze Sibirski, 33
Polna. Nevertheless, mothers and fathers were reluctant
to part with their daughters and risked whatever pun-
ishment was in store for them. Married women obeyed
the new regulations only in small numbers. Most were
responsible for their families or were employed inside
the ghetto. Consequently, the practical effect of the new
rule applied exclusively to young girls. ...Connected nodes
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Bialystok Judenrat
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Mire Antman
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