Person
Ester Holtsman
אסתר הולצמן
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Community
Sokółka Jewish community
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Itzl
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Rivl Shapiro-Meltzberg
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Kelbasin Camp
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Simhah Lazar
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Brakhah Fridman-Barabik
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Avraham-Alexander Kantarovski
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M. Turek
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Ben-Zion Hasid
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Mashiah Menushevits
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Sarah Hinski
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Izaka Colony
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Event
Departure from Russia
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Arrival in Lublin
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Travel to Białystok
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Return toward Sokółka
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Lublin
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Treblinka
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Menachem Epstein
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Białystok
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Associated events
Migration
Arrival in Lublin
The narrator’s group first arrived in Lublin after leaving Russia.
Migration
Travel to Białystok
The narrator took her child and traveled to Białystok.
Migration · 1946-07-07
Return toward Sokółka
The narrator traveled toward Sokółka with Babe Lazer Brodatz’s daughter on July 7, 1946.