HI! 

My husband and I are planning to visit Glubuckie in August,to connect with my roots, but most importantly, to honor my father's family who perished there as well as the over 10,000 Jews who were massacred at the Glubockie Ghetto during World War II.  I understand that the last Jew in Glubockie died a few years ago. In addition, there has been a Glubockie Society of America  that led yearly Yartzeit gatherings to say prayers at the three mass grave sites.  I believe the last Yartzeit service was held over 20 years ago.  

It is now my desire to organize a Yartzeit commemoration in collaboration with the local dignitaries and return to honoring the memory of the Jews massacred.  I am happy that I will arrive on the approximate date of the Yartzeit (day of annihilation).  The Glubockie Ghetto was actually where Jews from the surrounding areas were first held.  My intention is to remember the lives of all the Jews who were massacred.  Is there anyone here whose parents were from Glubockie? Is there any interest in organizing a memorial service there this year?

 I look forward to hearing from you soon and can be reached via email and phone at lbkosher@gmail.com; 303-494-1638 and 720-422-6776. 

Sincerely,

Chany Scheiner (Chanowitz)

Rabbi Pesach and Chany Scheiner, O. 303.494.1638 | E. lbkosher@gmail.com 
C: 720 422-6776 Boulderjudaism.com

Serving the Jewish community of Boulder County for 25 years

I read a paragraph on the Glubokoye Archives web page (eilatgordinlevitan.com) about the Zeldin (Seldin in USA) family and want very much to communicate with you.  I am Joan Seldin Rosenthal whose grandfather was Mendl (Max) Seldin, married to Basia (Bertha).  My father was Nakhum (Nathaniel).  I still am in contact with Esther's children (who are now in their 80's) and other Seldin relatives.

I don't know what year this notice was written but I hope to connect with you. Since you mentioned Esther's children are in their 70's I assume this was written about 10 years ago.
 
Regards,
Joan Seldin Rosenthal

By way of introduction I am an amateur historian who enjoys collecting, keeping, and sharing the memories and stories of World War Two.  The purpose of my email is to first thank you so very much for creating a web page to remember the victims of a horrible war and also the heroes of the town (partisans).  Secondly, I have an inquiry you may or may not be interested to talk about.  I recently acquired two items from an SS Polizei Officer who was station and buried in Glubokoje.  One item is very, very rare and I would like to learn more about it to eventually donate to a history museum for viewing.  It is a Camp Sign, that was once hung somewhere in Glubokoje.  "Actung" with the red electric bolt and a warning skull and crossbones behind the electric bolt.  It could have been used in one of the warehouse rooms that your photos show.  Or it could have been in the Ghetto before it was "emptied"  The other item is a letter, from the officer to his family sent about two weeks before he was killed by the partisans.  In the letter he mentions partisan attacks, etc.  He died about April 26th, 1944, I am assuming during operation fruhlingsfesf which took place from 04-17 to 05-12-1944.  Do you have any additional pictures showing any painted warning signs in Globokoye?  Or pictures with German SS Polizei in them?  As i mentioned I am a young collector with many years to still collect and research.  My goal is to open my own WW2 history museum one day to share the stories so younger generations will remember those who gave their lives in the worst war in history.  Too many are not aware of these stories, and it should be something that stays with us for generations to come if we want to prevent anything like WW2 from happening again.  I truly appreciate your time and assistance.  Please feel free to ask any questions as I am more than happy to answer!  

PS - When I open my museum in the decade or two to come - there will be a section with the entire history of Glubokoye displayed including the family's history, and their stories.  Similar to your website :)

Best regards,

Tristan Franklin
Washington State, USA

Nancy Seldin <nancy.seldin.fa13@semesteratsea.org>

My name is Nancy Seldin (Zeldin in Gluboke) My father was Reuben, grandson of the Reuven Zeldin mentioned.

An old massage; 
My mother's name was Zeldin (became to Seldin in US).  Her Father's Father was Hirschl Seldin. His father was Daniel Zeldin.  Daniel's other children are Nakhum, Hinda, and Schmeryl.  Daniel's brother was Reuben ( who was married to Esther) and had a son Mendl (married to Basia Zeldin).  Mendl and Basia's children are Harry, Nakhum, Esther, Reuben and Daniel (as you indicated).  I was over Harry's house, visited with Reuben many times, saw esther at famly affairs, and know Esther's children (in their 70's now).There are about 600 members of this family now. 
 
I  should also tell you that I attended the Glubokie Society meetings in lower Manhattan in the 1950's with my grandfather--about 50 people.  As you probably know, these were all people in the NY City area who came from Glubokie.  I wish i had their names now.  Gone forever.... 
From Yad Vashem;
Josif Zeldin was born in Glebokie, Poland in 1917 to Nakhum and Lea. He was single. Prior to WWII he lived in Glebokie, Poland. During the war he was in Glebokie, Poland.

Josif was murdered in the Shoah. 

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by his brother-in-law, (husband of his sister) Shraga Faibel Dinerstein a Shoah survivor.who lived in Kiryat Bialik Israel in 1955.
Nachum Zeldin was born in Glubokie, Poland to Shmariahu Mordechai and Tzartl. He was a merchant and married Lea nee Viner. Prior to WWII he lived in Glubokie, Poland. During the war he was in Glubokie, Poland.

Nachum was murdered in the Shoah. 

This information is based on a Page of Testimonyby his son in law Shraga Faibel Dinerstein a Shoah survivor.who lived in Kiryat Bialik Israel in 1955.
Leja Zeldin nee Viner was born in USSR to Yosef. She was a housewife and married. Prior to WWII she lived in Glybokaye, Poland. During the war she was in Glybokaye, Poland.

Leja was murdered in the Shoah. 

This information is based on a Page of Testimony by her son in law

 Rachel Zeldin to read her story go to http://members.iinet.net.au/~elirab/family/ray.html

My name is Richard Friedman and I am in the final stretch in tracing my family
history from Lithuania to England and then on to America. The missing piece for me
is that I can`t find any record of my grandparents Morris/ Israel Moshe POCK/POK
and Rebecca/Pieya Baila- KURLANTZICK/KOLSANSIC /POCK] leaving from Janova in Kovna
Guberna and coming into England. I know that there was a river and a train that
could have taken him to Laubau and maybe Memel. He left for England on the day he
got married {Jan.3, 1904] escaping from being drafted into the Russian Army. He
sent for my grandmother between 1-2 years later. They lived in Salford, Manchester,
England until he was the first in the family to come to America in 1921. Over the
next 10 years they all joined him here. I am also looking for how others in the
family also made the journey to England from Glubokie, Belarus and then onto
America. My mother Betsy Pock and all my uncles and my aunt were all born in
England.

I am aware of the several possibilities of how they could have come i.e.to Germany,
or the other Baltic ports.

Is there a place I can find the records of my grandparents coming into England and
which port they came into?. I have heard that not much info is available. Grandpa
was a naturalized British citizen. He served in the British Army during WWI. His
citizenship papers do not show any English entry information. Was there an
equivalent "Declaration of Intent" in England filed prior to filing for citizenship
in the years before 1920 when he filed for citizenship which might show the info
that I am seeking?

This is one of the few missing pieces in completing my family story. Any assistance
you can provide is truly very much appreciated.

Sincerely,
Richard Friedman
hanks to the responses of over 25 people to my posting of about ten days
ago and the suggestion and leads they have provided I may have made great
strides in finding how my grandfather [Israel Moishe POCK] and my
grandmother [Pieya Bayla] may have made the journey from Janova, Lithuania
{N.E. of Kovna} to England. The Hamburg list shows an Israel POEK and a
Beile POCK leaving about a year apart, both from Kowno [Kovna] leaving from
Hamburg going to Grimsby. Their marital status say single although they were
married. In addition, The Salford, England Police Book of Aliens shows that
my grandfather arrived in England in 1905 which matches the date on the
Hamburg list. Based on your experience do you think that it is reasonable to
believe these are them.

The Alien record shows that my grandfather served in the Russian Army for 3
and 2/3 years. Since the family story is that he left on the day he was
getting married [Jan.4,1904], does that mean that he deserted and left
because he may be found by the Russia Army who was coming into Janova for
conscripts. Any thoughts on this. What happened to deserters if they were
caught. BTW, I haven't been able to find any copy of a record of marriage.
Is this because he didn't want the authorities to know where he was? Does
anyone know if there was an 'underground' that helped Jewish deserter hid
until they could leave the country? If all the info above is correct,
grandfather would have had to remain hidden in some way i.e .moved to
another place etc. for over a year and a half.

I always wondered why GF left Globokye near Vilna and came to Janova.
GF was a shoemaker and Janova was a shoe making town. The YIVO
Encyclopedia in their article on "Military Service in Russia" ,states "As
part of the curriculum, both Jews and Russian soldiers learned productive
skills, yet there were more Jews among them who mastered trades than non
Jews". Could GF have learned to be a shoemaker in the Army?

Finally, GF served in the British Army during WW1 in the 39th Royal
Fusiliers B Company. At the present time there is a problem looking at his
record at the British National Archieves. I do have copies of much of his
military records. Does anyone know how I can determine if he served in the
Service or Labour Battalion.

Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated.

Richard Friedman
Lakewood, N.J.
I have recently confirmed through two sources that my G Mother Paya
Beilia [Rebecca] KURLIANDCHIK was born in Janova, Lithuania on Feb.15, 1881. She was the daughter of Shmerel ben Shmerel of Seta. Her mother was Sara-Godes. She married my GFather Israel Moishe POCK/POK of Globokye in Jan.1904

I am trying to create a family tree and have reviewed the many lists and databases on JewishGens KehillaLinks and the LitvakSIG lists.

In reviewing these lists, I find various names that could alsovbe
my gg grandparents. ie Could Shmerel also be called Sherlo, Shmerk ,
Shumel Shimel, Shamreyah etc. in one place and another name in another
place? Is Sora- Godes the same person as Sara Girsha or Sara Goda? Could
Khiena be the same as Chana, Henna or Hanna ? BTW, I know that spelling
doesn`t count and that the names are transliterated from Cyrillic.

Any and all ideas would be helpful and are deeply appreciated.

Richard Friedman
Lakewood,N.J.

Martha Sheinin (Serelson) 

Place of Burial:
Sherbondy Hill, Akron, Summit County, Ohio, United States
Birth:
January 16, 1886 
Glubokoye, Hlybokaje, Vitebsk province, Belarus
Death:
January 1976 (89) 
Akron, OH, USA
Immediate Family:
Daughter of Elazar (Louis) Leizer Itche Druyer and Lila Kopelowitz
Wife of Morris (Maish) Sheinin
Mother of Louis Sheinin; Catherine (Katie) Deitz and [no name] Sheinin
Half sister of Phillip Dunne; Nathan Druyer-Suddleson; Sadie Sparber; Phillip Dunn / Pincus Druyer; Anna Druyer; Grace Druyer and Esther or Della Blumenstein «

I am seeking information on my great aunt Alexandra/ Sasha who lived in Globokie, now Belarus,. She was born around 1907. Her father was Eliezer/Lazer Baer POCK/POK. Her mother was Batia/ Basha. Sometime before WWII she married a man I believe whose last name was EGER. He helped her get into Palestine. They later divorced and in 1941 she married Uri ADAR ,a doctor who lived in Tel Aviv. They had two children.

I am seeking any information about how ,when she entered Palestine and about her early life there.

Any assistance or advice you can provide is greatly appreciated,Thanks for your help.

Rich Friedman
Lakewood,N.J.
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I have found how everyone but two people in my family came into America.
I am seeking your advice in finding information on my G F, Israel
Moishe[Morris] POCK/POK`s sister Riva Leah POCK/POK.

This is the information about her that I have:
The family comes from Glubokye, outside of Vilna. In all the records
that I have  from Ancestry, Jewishgen and the SIGs the family name is
POK. She is the youngest of three children. Her two brothers are my GF
and an older brother Lazer Baer who at some point went to Palestine
possibly in the early 1940`s. Her father was Gabriel and her mother was
Miriam. She was born around 1885-1887. I believe she came into America
between 1906-1908. She met and married Boris SCHWARTZBERG in Brooklyn,
N.Y. on June 11.1911. They lived most of their married lives in
Paterson, N.J.

The following are my questions:
First, I couldn`t find her coming into America. I looked on Ancestry,
Steve Morse and Ellis Island. I thought I had found her under the name
RIWKE POK who came on the Finland sailing from Antwerp on June 15,1903,
age 24. She did come from Globokye. What did not fit was that she was
going to see her brother Bane?/Baruch who lived on Willis Ave in N.Y.As
far as I know, she did not have a brother named Baruch nor one living in
NYC. Could this still be her using a fake brother who she was going to
see. If this is not her, do you have any ideas as to how to find her?

Second, Other family documents show the children`s mothers name as
Miriam. She wrote on her  Brooklyn marriage certificate that her
mother`s maiden name was Zelda MISKA? Is Zelda or MISKA some variation
of the name the same as Miriam or could Miriam be an unwritten Middle
name?

Third, Any other ideas where I can find out more about her prior to 1911.

I appreciate any and all thoughts you may have which will help me find
the missing pieces.

I am looking for information on the POK/POCK family from Globokye and
the Kurlianchik/Kurlandchik family from Janova that would be contained
in the 1897 Census. I understand that this information is not available.
am trying to find information on my great uncle Mendel POCK/POK. He
and all his siblings were  born in Globokie in Vilna Guberna circa 1880.
His father was Gabriel and his mother was Zelda Miska. He had at least
two bothers- My GF Israel Moishe born 1880, Lazer Baer born 1875 and a
sister Riva Leah born circa 1885. I have been able to trace what
happened to all of Mendel`s siblings. The only thing I have learned from
a relative in Israel was that Mendel lived in Leningrad and perished
during WWll. I did see a Mendel Pok or some variation in a Yiskor book
for Globokie and do know that there were Pocks there but have no reason
to believe that the Mendel listed in the book is my great uncle.

Any and all help or ideas is most appreciated. As I write our family
story, I truly hope that Mendel`s life will be more than just two lines.

Thanks for your help.

Rich Friedman
This is the information about her that I have:
The family comes from Glubokye, outside of Vilna. In all the records
that I have  from Ancestry, Jewishgen and the SIGs the family name is
POK. She is the youngest of three children. Her two brothers are my GF
and an older brother Lazer Baer who at some point went to Palestine
possibly in the early 1940`s. Her father was Gabriel and her mother was
Miriam. She was born around 1885-1887. I believe she came into America
between 1906-1908. She met and married Boris SCHWARTZBERG in Brooklyn,
N.Y. on June 11.1911. They lived most of their married lives in
Paterson, N.J.

The following are my questions:
First, I couldn`t find her coming into America. I looked on Ancestry,
Steve Morse and Ellis Island. I thought I had found her under the name
RIWKE POK who came on the Finland sailing from Antwerp on June 15,1903,
age 24. She did come from Globokye. What did not fit was that she was
going to see her brother Bane?/Baruch who lived on Willis Ave in N.Y.As
far as I know, she did not have a brother named Baruch nor one living in
NYC. Could this still be her using a fake brother who she was going to
see. If this is not her, do you have any ideas as to how to find her?

From: dmatoska <dmatoska@charter.net>
Date: Wed, Feb 28, 2018 at 9:32 AM
Subject: Seek info
To: egl.comments@gmail.com

My grand father wladyslaw matoszko married American  Maria schasny 
He was a Barron in glembokie(vilno).
Children Jazef, Piotr, and Kazimierz MATOSZKO.
Their property, house Forrest and land was taken away by Russians.
They were loaded on cattle cars and shipped to Siberia concentration camp. 
They survived.
I would like to see pictures if my grandfather's land and house if it still exists.
Please let me know if you can help.
Sincerely
David Matoska

Lane Weinman <lanegw@me.com> wrote

Hello, 

My family is from Glubokoe, circa 1800 to 1940’s.

Our known and suspected surnames were Vaynman (Weinman or Weiman), Kunkes (Kunkis), Lehman (Layman), and Arons.

I have 2 photographs that were supposedly taken at the Jewish Cemetery in Glubokoe in February of 1934.

Shown is my 2nd great aunt, Malke Vaynman-Arons with the headstone of her father Moshe Vaynman. 
The second headstone is that of Moshe’s 1st wife, Basya-Hinda Kunkes, daughter of Kalman.

It was my understanding that the Jewish Cemetery in Glubokoe was destroyed during WWII. 
My question is does any part of the cemetery still exist and in what condition?
Where was the cemetery in relationship to the town.

Thank you for any assistance you can provide,

Lane G Weinman

PS: I also have two funeral pictures which were sent to the family in America upon the passing of two unknown relatives. The names of the mourners are listed and known but not the names of the two corpses shown. These photos are from the mid 1920’s and do not related to the headstones shown above.

Dear Lane,

Yes, the Glubokie Jewish cemetery exists. See picture below. I would love to post any picture you have of people connected to Globoke

Recently in the process of working on the inventory of the Jewish cemetery in Glubokoe, one of the oldest tombstones was discovered. The tombstone is for Shneur Zalman and dated 1708. This matseiva is the oldest one among all known burials in the northern part of Belarus. 

Dear Madam,
I got your address by Susan Edel from the Magen David Adom who helped me in my search.
My grandfather Henri Esterovitch came to France in the 1920s and was deported and died in Auschwitz in February 1944. I found in old documents that he had a brother Notel Esterowicz who lived in Vilnius.
On the Internet I found that the whole family who lived in Poland had been deported and killed in the Glubokoye ghetto in 1942-1943, I did not find the exact date.
I found on Wikipedia the history of this ghetto and I would like if possible to have more information about my family members in Glubokoye. It is for me a duty of memory. By the Memorial of the Holocaust in Paris, I was able to retrace the story of my grandfather from the Drancy camp near Paris when he arrived in Auschwitz. I would like to do the same for my polish family.
I thank you in advance for any help you can give me.
Michel

ps : You will fin a photo of the Notel's family taken in Vinius in 1910

Michel Moncel
Dear Michel,

Your cousins in Israel (Shalom and Rivka the son and daughter of Notel) gave reports to Yad Vashem.  I am pasting it here; Note gerszon Esterowicz was born in Wilno, Poland in 1883 to Shlomo and Tzirel (she also perished in the holocaust). He was a merchant and married to Rakhel nee Tzorfat and had 4 children. Prior to WWII he lived in Koziany ( today in Belarus, between 1921 to 1939 Poland), Poland. During the war he was in Koziany 

Note gerszon was murdered in the Shoah in the Glubokie ghetto in 1943.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony  submitted by his daughter, Rivka Bitzunski of Tel Aviv Vingate Street 27

I created a page for Glubokis with many old pictures including pictures from the ghetto during the war.http://eilatgordinlevitan. com/glubokoye/glubokoye.html 
It was the last ghetto still standing in the areain 1943  because the Jews created workshops the Nazis liked. It was kept till 1943 when they killed the Jews and replaced them with Italian workers. I also created a page for http://eilatgordinlevitan. com/kaziany/kaziany.html    
Rochel Esterowicz was born in Widz, Poland in 1890 to Yisrael and Khava. She was married to Note. Prior to WWII she lived in Koziany, Poland. During the war she was in Koziany,

Rochel was murdered in the Shoah. in Ghetto Glubokie

This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her daughter, Rivka Butzinski

Rahel Esterovits was born in Widze, Poland in 1879 to Yisrael. She was married to Nutel. Prior to WWII she lived in Koziany, Poland. During the war she was in Glenboko, Poland.

Rahel was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony  submitted by her son, Shalom Esterovitz of Natania, Israel
Notl Esterovlts was born in Poland in 1879 to Aharon and Tzila. He was a merchant. Prior to WWII he lived in Poland. During the war he was in Koziany, Poland.

Notl was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by his son, Shalom Esterovitz
Lea Esterovitz was born in Wilno, Poland in 1890 to Szlomo and Tzirel. She was a teacher and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Kimilishki, Poland. During the war she was in Kimilishki, Poland.

Lea was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony  submitted by her niece, Rivka Bitzunski
I see a report for your great grandmother; Cirl Esterowicz was born in Wilna, Poland in 1854. Prior to WWII she lived in Kiemieliskis, Poland. During the war she was in Kiemieliskis, Poland.

Cirl was murdered in the Shoah in 1942 at age 88.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by her granddaughter, Rivka Bitzunski
Sara Esterowicz was born in Postawy, Poland in 1924 to Szepszel and Zelda. She was a nursery school teacher and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Postawy, Poland. During the war she was in Postawy, Poland.

Sara was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony submitted by her cousin, Rivka Bitzunski
I created a page for Postavy with maany pictures and much information; http:// eilatgordinlevitan.com/ postavy/postavy.html 
Luba Esterowicz was born in Postawy, Poland in 1922 to Szabszel and Zelda. Was a nurse and single. Prior to WWII lived in Postawy, Poland. During the war was in Postawy, Poland.

Luba was murdered in the Shoah in Postavy on June 21 1942.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony  submitted by the victim's cousin, Rivka Bitzunski
Chawa Esterowicz was born to Shabtai and Zelda nee Fogel. She was a child. Prior to WWII she lived in Postawy, Poland. During the war she was in Postawy, Poland.

Chawa was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony by her cousin, Rivka Bitzunski

Rafael Esterowicz was born to Shabtai and Zelda nee Fogel. He was a child. Prior to WWII he lived in Postawy, Poland. During the war he was in Postawy, Poland.

Rfael was murdered in the Shoah at age 12 on november 21 1942.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony by his cousin), Rivka Bitzunski

Chaja zelda Esterowicz nee Fogel was born in Postawy, Poland in 1890 to Rfael and Khava. She was a seamstress and married to Shabtai and had 4 children. Prior to WWII she lived in Postawy, Poland. During the war she was in Postawy, Poland.

Chaja zelda was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by her niece, Rivka Bitzunski

Thank you very much
I was hoping that I might find some info concerning my father family
All the best
Ayala
From Yad Vashem; Kopl Moshe Rapoport was born in Glubokie, Poland. He was a tailor. Prior to WWII he lived in Glubokie, Poland. During the war he was in Glubokie, Poland.

Kopl moshe was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here), Ester Vaksmakher.

another Moshe; Moshe Rapoport was born in Glebokie, Poland in 1909 to David. He was a clerk and married to Fania nee Berkman and had a son David botn in 1939. Prior to WWII he lived in Wilno, Poland. During the war he was in Glebokle, Poland.

Moshe was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by his sister-in-law, Batia Dudman nee Berkman of Tel Aviv

Beynis Rapoport was born in 1916 to David. He was a directeur and married to Inna. Prior to WWII he lived in Glubokoye, Poland. During the war he was in Ilishevskiy, Russia (USSR).

This information is based on a List of evacuated persons, found in List of residents from Belorussia who were evacuated to the Ilishevskiy district, 1942.
nna Rapoport was born in 1913 to Sh. She was a nurse and married to Beynis. Prior to WWII she lived in Glubokoye, Poland. During the war she was in Ilishevskiy, Russia (USSR).

This information is based on a List of evacuated persons, found in List of residents from Belorussia who were evacuated to the Ilishevskiy district, 1942.Tzipa Rapoport was born in 1913 to Sh. She was a nurse and married to Beynes. Prior to WWII she lived in Glubokoye, Poland. During the war she was in Ilishevskiy, Russia (USSR).

This information is based on a List of evacuated persons, found in List of residents who were evacuated to the Ilishevskiy District, prepared in 1942.
Rubin Rapoport was born in 1941 to Beynis and Inna. He was a child. Prior to WWII he lived in Glubokoye, Poland. During the war he was in Ilishevskiy, Russia (USSR).

This information is based on a List of evacuated persons, found in List of residents from Belorussia who were evacuated to the Ilishevskiy district, 1942
Shchera Markman nee Rapoport was born in Glebokie, Poland in 1912. She was a housewife and married to Reuben. Prior to WWII she lived in Dokszyce, Poland. During the war she was in Dokszyce, Poland.

Shchera was murdered in the Shoah.

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by her sister-in-law, Mendel Eshel Markman

On Sat, Jan 19, 2019 at 10:15 AM <ayala.gonen@gmail.com> wrote:

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Emek Hefer
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