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Jacob-Hersh Warszawski

ר׳ יעקב־הערש

Father of Elijah David Warszawski and Israel-Baruch Warszawski.

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Rebecca Warszawski

רבקה

Wife of Elijah David Warszawski.

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Eyrin

אײרין

Daughter of Elijah David Warszawski.

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Lucille Green

לוסיל גרין

Daughter of Elijah David Warszawski.

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Drohiczyn Relief Committee

״רעליף־קאמיטעט״

Organization in which Israel-Baruch Warszawski was active.

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American Army

דער אמעריקאנער ארמײ

Military force in which Israel-Baruch Warszawski was mobilized.

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French Front

דעם פראנצויזישן פראנט

Front where Israel-Baruch Warszawski fought and died.

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Elijah Warszawski

אליה װארשאװסקי

Named in a memorial inscription with Haya-Tziril.

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Haya-Tziril

חיה־צירל

Named in a memorial inscription with Elijah Warszawski.

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Narten Abraham Tenenboym

נארטן אברהם טענענבוים

Named in a memorial inscription.

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Shimon

שמעון

Parent of Yaakov Grunust.

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Beile

בײלע

Parent of Yaakov Grunust.

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Khaye-Itke Gratch

חיה־איטע גראטש

Mother of Geshe Steinberg.

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Shlomo

שלמה

Child of David and Geshe Steinberg, living in Washington.

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Babel

באבל

Child of David and Geshe Steinberg.

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Harry

הערי

Child of David and Geshe Steinberg.

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Moshe Lev

משה (תנא) ב״ר פנחם לעװ (ליװי)

Co-founder and vice-chair of the Drohiczyn branch; died in Chicago in 1955.

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Progressive Club

פראגרעםױו־קלוב

Organization co-founded by Moshe Lev.

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Beyle

בײלע

Wife of Moshe Lev.

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Jacob Gratch

יעקב גראטש

Chicago community activist who died in 1946.

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Sarah Gratch

שרה בת שמחה

Jacob Gratch’s wife, born in 1873 and died in 1949.

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Kehilat Yaakov Prayer House

קהלת־יעקב שוהל

Prayer house where Jacob Gratch was active.

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Rudfei Tzedek Prayer House

רודפי־צדק שוהל

Prayer house where Jacob Gratch served as Torah reader.

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Gratch family

די גראטשעם

Family of Jacob and Sarah Gratch and their five children.

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Zlate Gratch

זלאטע

One of Jacob and Sarah Gratch’s five children.

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Sime Gratch

סימע

One of Jacob and Sarah Gratch’s five children.

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Shimon Gratch

שמעון

One of Jacob and Sarah Gratch’s five children.

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Leibl Gratch

לײבל

One of Jacob and Sarah Gratch’s five children.

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Abraham Gratch

אברהם

Named in a memorial reference concerning the Gratch family.

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Joseph Gratch

ױסף

Named in a memorial reference concerning the Gratch family.

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Avraham-Haim Gudman

אברהס־הײם גודמאן

Named in a family listing.

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Hersh-Lib Miller

הערש־ליב

Named as a son of Rachel Miller.

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Zelig Miller

זעליג

Named as a son of Rachel Miller and noted as deceased.

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Mendel Eisenstein

מענדל אײזענשטײן

Identified as Bushke Eisenstein’s husband.

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Hersh-Lib (Harry)

הערש ליב (הערי)

Named as a son of Bushke Eisenstein.

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Shakhnah (Charlie)

שכנא (טשארלי)

Named as a son of Bushke Eisenstein.

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