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Jewish children of Bialystok being taught machine work in a trade school c 1920

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Jewish children of Bialystok being taught machine work in a trade school c 1920

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"Yoyne the tanner bids his bride goodbye. Five minutes later he died. Pogromists wounded him" ("Jewish Daily Forward" Yiddish caption). 1906

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Year; 1906 Borekh Velvl's little four-year-old boy who was brutally beaten by the pogromists... He is here in his mother's arms..." ("Jewish Daily Forward" Yiddish caption.) Red Cross nurse Anna Weiss (left, with armband) brought the photo to America.

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Year; 1906 Borekh Velvl's little four-year-old boy who was brutally beaten by the pogromists... He is here in his mother's arms..." ("Jewish Daily Forward" Yiddish caption.)

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Jacek Goldman and his sister Wanda. Krakw, 1924. "My mother Wanda Meloch (nee Goldman) was killed in Bialystok after the Germans invaded in the summer of 1941. Jacek left the Warsaw Ghetto to join the partisans and nobody ever heard from him again. I received this photograph from my family in New York." Katarzyna Meloch, Warszawa
http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/site/pp.asp?c=jmKYJeNVJrF&b=479223

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Pat Family 1939. Most perished in the holocaust

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