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The Jewish operetta troupe of Grodno;"Der Grodner Operetn Trupa"

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A monument for the Jews of Grodno who perished in the Holocaust.

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A view from above the area of the Main Synagogue of Grodno.

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A street in Grodno before WWII.

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An old synagogue in Grodno

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Jews moving to the Grodno ghetto; 1941

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Nechama Chasz, a Jewish ballet dancer from Grodno.

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Members of the local chapter of the Betar youth movement in Grodno

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Jews pass by Batory Square in Grodno on their way to the ghetto.

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A camp for HaChaluts haTsa'ir youth movement leadership from the
Grodno and Bialystok districts

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A meeting of the leadership of HaChaluts movement's local branch in Grodno.

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A sports group at a summer camp of HeChaluts haTsa'ir youth movement near Grodno.

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Delegates to the Fifth Conference of the HaShomer haTsa'ir youth

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Members in a defense training course at a commune (kibbutz) of
HaShomer haTsa'ir youth movement in Grodno.

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Members of HaChaluts movement from the local branch in Grodno.

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Members of HaChaluts movement in their meeting - house in Grodno.

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Members of the pioneering training commune (kibbutz hachshara) of HaChaluts movement in Grodno.

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Natan Funt from Grodno (uniform of the HaShomer haTsa'ir youth movement)

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Youth counselors of HaChaluts hasa'ir in the Grodno - Bialystok region, with Fania Tomaszow - Artsi

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Members of the pioneering training commune (kibbutz hachshara) of the Ha Chaluts movement in Grodno.

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Members of the pioneering training program (hachshara) of the HeChaluts movement in Grodno in 1920.

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Members of the pioneering training program (hachshara) of HaChaluts movement in Grodno in 1920.

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The "Achdut" group of HeChaluts movement members in Grodno.

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The German army of occupation marching in Grodno during the First
World War

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The facade of the main synagogue in Grodno.

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The Ark of the Torah and the pulpit in the Central Synagogue in Grodno.

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The interior of the old synagogue in Grodno.

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German soldiers' band, members of the forces which occupied Grodno during the First World War.

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German soldiers during the holacaust, supervising the transfer of Jews from Rzeszow to the Grodno ghetto.

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Grodno during World War I Photographer Fialko, A. View of Soborna Street

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Date ca. 1930s Khashele Aleksandrovna posing atop a fence.

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Date ca. 1926 Jacob Sheskin and his brother Mordkhe posing at the grave of their father Noftule Herts (died 1925).

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Gedalye "the 'poresh'," who used to collect coins for yeshiva students, and his wife "the 'rebetsn'," who taught the neighborhood girls the alphabet with a slate and pointer in her home 1911

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Sholem Lifshits and his brother with friends c 1930s.

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Tsili Kulbatski, an actress, and Mrs. Gutman-Reyzer, outdoors.

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(Left to right) Fima Malets, Shapiro, and Misha Smazhanovitsh, posing outdoors.

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Rabbi Nokhum, "the Saint of Grodno."

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42. Joseph Pasmanik the painter (right) poses with two friends outdoors; one of them (left) holds the Yiddish newspaper "Haynt" (Today).1926

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Jozef Szereszewski, owner of a tobacco factory, with his daughter, the mother of Leon Monosonn

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Date 1903 ; Fanny Szereszewski, age 11, granddaughter of Josef, the owner of a tobacco factory. She later married Michal Szabad.

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students of the First Jewish Real Gymnasium. (Their signatures appear on the back of the photograph.) The languages of instruction were Polish and Russian with one hour for instruction in Hebrew language and Jewish history.

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members of Hashomer Hatzair, a socialist Zionist youth movement on the occasion of the departure of Sore Frumkes (10) for Palestine: (1-7) Moyshe D[?], Leyb Kaziltsik, Zimon, Yanas, Khaim Sheskin, Yoshue Rubinovitz, Y. Mikhl, Tafilofskit, Zdrayevits. 1923

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The executive committee of Poalei Zion-Zeirei Zion (a leftist Zionist party): (seated, 1st from left) Label Bazeltshik; (seated, 2nd from right) Zalmen Toker. Sukkoth, 1925
48.

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Girls of the Jewish Sports Club perform gymnastics on a stage. 1930s'

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David Ginzburg in Grodno son of Shevti (Zsebzel) Ginzburg and his
wife Rachel (also called Rivka). Their children were: Abraham, Asher
Moishe, Yosef, and David. Shevti died in 1920. All the children
except David emigrated to the US. David stayed in Grodno and married
Luba Weller. They had two children, Muni and Shevela. David and
Shevti Ginzburg were lawyers.I would appreciate if anyone recognizes
anybody in these pictures, they would email me. Monroe Ginsburg
monroeg@charter.net

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Ferry ride, Grodno. I would appreciate if anyone recognizes anybody
in these pictures, they would email me. Monroe Ginsburg
monroeg@charter.net

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David ginzburg with a Grodno militia. I would appreciate if anyone
recognizes anybody in these pictures, they would email me. Monroe
Ginsburg monroeg@charter.net

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Shevti and Rachel ginzburg with their sons 1904 The pictures are
my great grandparents- Shevti (Zsebzel) Ginzburg and his wife Rachel
(also called Rivka). Their children ; Abraham, Asher Moishe, Yosef,
and David. Shevti died in 1920. All the children except David
emigrated to the US. David stayed in Grodno.
David and Shevti Ginzburg were lawyers.I would appreciate if anyone
recognizes anybody in these pictures, they would email me. Monroe
Ginsburg monroegdmd@gmail.com

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A memorial meeting for those who perished in Grodno

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Nissan (1899-1950) Reizer ( top right) and Ester Wolshtein (1901-1985) were my
parents. My father is pictured here with other members of the Zionist Youth movement in Grodno.
Naomi Barnett. To read about the family go http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/newsletters/grodno/GrodnoFamily/

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My father (Nissan Reizer) had several brothers including Jehosua and Avram who
are in  the photo. 
Naomi Barrnett.
http://www.jewishgen.org/Belarus/newsletters/grodno/GrodnoFamily/

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The synagogue of Grodno, the oldest functioning synagogue in the CIS ...go to;
http://www.jewishgrodno.com/en/synagogue/

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standing on the right; Zvi Klempner ( Kafri) grandfather of Rachel nee Raviv

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Tarbut school, Grodno 1930. Middle rue teachers; Israel Grob ( third from the right), David Braver (fifth), Dr. Zeev Yekel ( sixth), Adam Dem ( seventh ). In the back row: Israel Landa (fifth from the right). Yitzchak Eliashberg (student) stands first on the right. If you recognize someone please email Ruth Marcus rotem100@yahoo.com. For more details go to:
http://www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org/lunna/1b-tarbut-Grodno-1930.html

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CELIA MAGILOWICZ
For more information go to:

http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pfh.grodno_magilowicz-tuchman.htm

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The Freedmans

For more information go to:

http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pfh.grodno-freedman.htm

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the synagogue

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Tarbut school, 1930
For more information go to: http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pfh.grodno-tarbut-01.htm

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The KOBRIN FAMILY

For more information go to: http://www.museumoffamilyhistory.com/pfh.grodno-kobrin.htm

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The silver wedding anniversary of Liba and Dawid Malec from Grodno. September 3, 1938
http://motlc.wiesenthal.com/site/pp.asp?c=jmKYJeNVJrF&b=479255

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In the middle;David Ginzburg.His wife Luba Weller Ginzburg (right). His mother Rachel (Galperin?) Ginzburg (left,). His children, Shevela and Muni. I am looking for descendants of the Galperin family.

Monroe M Ginsburg

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Man is possibly the brother of Rachel Ginsburg. Unknown woman from the album of Monroe Ginsburg

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Early photo of Shevty (Sebzel) and Rachel Ginsburg- circa
1885 from the album of Monroe Ginsburg

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Rachel Ginzburg circa 1918 from the album of Monroe Ginsburg

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Grodno, graveyard.

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Israel Ritov. Standing from the right: The brother of Chana Gorvitz, Toker, Bryndel, Arie Babari.

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Grodno members of "Tzeirei Zion", 1922.

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Grodno before the war.

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Bitar members in the Polish army.

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"HaShomer HaTzair" members

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The Jewish school 1930s

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Synagogue.

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The sport grounds in Grodno

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Grodno uniited appeal to Israel committee in the 1920s

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1935, The Administration of "Linat Tzedek".

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Grodno December 30, 1924.

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Grodno, The "Kraft" bicycling group.

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1925

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A Pamphlet Cover for the story of Grodno during the holocaust
Submitted by  
Steve Russek

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Avraham Brazovski was born in  1914 to Barukh and Stirel nee Rabinovitz. He was a merchant and married to Fania nee Iablonek (pictured also). Prior to WWII they lived in Grodno. During the war they were in Grodno

Avraham, Fania  and their baby Barush( born in 1940) were murdered in the Shoah.

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Sitting: Malka (Kosowski) and her husband Raphael Weinstein; 
Standing (from right to left): Victor Kosow, Rivka (Weinstein) Kosow (Victor's wife), Leah (Weinstein) Kosowski (Rivka's sister), Laizer son of Aaron Kosovski (Leah's husband, with Polish Army Uniform)

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Victor Avigdor Kosov with second wife 1927

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Fajwel Mordechai Krajtman

Birth:
August 20, 1848
Soko?ów Podlaski, soko?owski, mazowieckie, Poland
Death:
Grodno, Grodna District, Grodno Region, Belarus
Immediate Family:
Son of Lejzer David Krajtman and Haja Krajtman
Husband of Etta Rachel Krajtman
Father of Jacob Krajtman
Brother of Chaim Jontef Krajtman and Gedalia Leib Krajtman