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Krasne
Also known as Krasnoe, Krasnoje and Krasnoye
Krasne, Vileika uezd, Vilna gubernia, Latitude: 54º14' Longitude: 27º05'
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Mendel Katz was born in Krasne, Poland to David Katz and Khaia nee Kagan in 1908. He was a forest merchant. He lived in Krasne, Poland. Mendel perished in March 19, 1943 in Krasne with parents and brothers.This information is based on a Page of Testimony by his brother (Israel Katz) submitted in 1956 and another submitted on 23/05/1999 by his sister-in-law Rivka, from Kfar Saba, Israel

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6.1.1933; The Katz family from r to l,: Mendel, Shifra, Lea, Israel (circled). (from r to l, sitting)   : David, Haya, Yosef. Israel and Shifra Katz immigrated to Israel before the war. Picture given by David Miller, son of Shifra , from Kfar-Saba. Israel.

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Yosef Eliyahu and Rivka Lapkin of Kurenets with their children and
grandchildren; standing on the left Daughter Sara Kreichik (Born 1902)
her husband Elkhanan Kreichik (a soda factory owner, born in Krasne in
1890) is sitting below her with their children; twins; Fruma and
Eliezer and son Moshe ( all born in Smorgon in 1925 and twins;1926)
standing from right to left Miryam ( lived with her husband in
Dokshits), Baruch (a ritual slaughterer) and Natan (a Smorgon
merchant) Lapkin.
Only Moshe Keret Kreichik ( 1925 Smorgon- 2007 Israel) survived the
Shoah. since granddaughter Masha Kreichik is not present the picture
was taken before her birth in 1934. Picture submitted by his daughter;
Sara
sarah.res@gmail.com

   

 

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The 15th Yahrzeit of those from Horodok who perished in the Krasne
camp (Belarus, March 1958 )
Picture given by the Berman sister (of Chaia and Hirsh Berman' family)

   

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Alex Plotkin <alplotkin@.com>wrote:

Izzy Plotkin (My great Uncle) had gone back to Krasne to tell my Great grandfather, that one of his daughters had died here. My great grandfather was Chaim David Plotkin. He came to America in 1921 and didn't like it so he went back to Krasne after about a year or two. He is listed on your web site in the list of Jewish families in Krasne in 1941. He had a brick factory there.