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#de9:Artist,
poet and translator Nomi Zuckerman The younger daughter of Baruch (born in 1887 in Kurenitz) and Nina Zuckerman - who each had a profound influence on Zionism in America - and the sister of Avivah Zuckerman, a gifted, prize-winning poet, Hagana activist and later a world-renowned Hebrew University professor of parasitology. |
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#de11 The cover of a brochure from the shop owned by the Broujiansky family of Rosa nee Pintov. This is from 1956.From: It was Malka's sister Rosa nee Pintov who went to Paris and her son Valentine married Fanny (nee Scher). Their name was Broujiansky later Broujeau. The family business was Legrus Raincoats. |
#de12 photograph of Sofie and Harry Kimball taken in York with myself (Linda) in 1992 The old couple who came (from the Kurenets/ Glubokie area) to England were Shmuel and Malka (nee Pintov) Markman. They came with their four children Zalman (Sam), Hilda, Sofie and Label. In Washington Sofie (nee Markman) and Harry Kimball had a daughter Sylvia who married a guy called Katz. Sofie and Harry also had a son named Oscar who lived in Springfield, Maryland
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Baruch Even is the grandson of Kurenets native ;Samuel Reitshtein (son of Baruch Reitshtein and Feigel nee Kagan) Baruch Even's blog: http://baruch.ev-en.org/blog/Genealogy http://genealogy.ev-en.org/ |
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