#dun-1:

#dun-2:

A group of young men from Dunilovichi c 1930

#dun-3:

Aharon Ligomski and family.

#dun-4:

Narutzki the Tailor with family. He perished in the Shoah.

#dun-6:

On the bridge

#dun-7:

A trip to Naarutz lake 1930.

#dun-8:

Dunilovichi 1934.

#dun-11:

Hachalutz members in Dunilovichi. Diana G GOLDBERG writes:
"...my grandmother ROSA ISIKSON, z´l .from DUNILOVICH she is the one on the floor holding a sign. JAIM ZALMAN ISIKSON, z´l . He lived in POSTOV ( picture number 8). I really want to get more information about them...."

#dun-23:

Yona Pinia Svirski with family. Only son Nachke survived, he lived in Argentina

#dun-24:

Yekutiel Gordon.
He was born in 1937 in Dunilovichi, in the Vilnius (Vilna) district, the son of Wolf and Rachel.
Yekutiel was with the partisans. He came to the Coordinatsia from the USSR.
Album 54, No. 134.

#dun-25:

A synagogue / the house of a rich Jew - nowadays it is a shop.

credit: http://www.jhrgbelarus.org

#dun-26:

My great-grandfather and great-grandmother and four children
immigrated from Dunilovichi. Their name
was Raichel although it was changed to Rothchild. They came over
from1904-1923. pictured; my great-grandfather as a young man . He
has a cap on that is the same as in the picture dun #12. I've
attached it if you want to put it on the site. His name was Schloime
Raichel.

There are also additional immigration records than what you reflected
on your site from Dunilowitz. There is a record for Schloime Raichel
11/25/1904, Mery Raichel 11/17/1907, Awsaj Rajchel 7/1/1923. The one
that
shows as Minne in 1906 is actually my great-aunt Jenny. They misread
the name.

Susan

sweinberg@mn.rr.com