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Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival
1 ... Schreibmann Lovake 1902 16
2 ... Schreibman Phila., Pa. 1922 24
3 ...her Schreibmann Nobli 1904 36
4 Abr Schreibman Siroco 1900 16
5 Abraham Schreibman 1916 18
6 Abram Schreibman 1894 18
7 Alter Schreibmann 1905 22
8 Anna Schreibmann Galatz 1900 2 Image
9 Aron Schreibman Faltuschkow 1904 30
10 Aron Schreibmann Famachow 1906 32
11 Bceile Schreibmann Lovake 1902 40
12 Bela Schreibmann Galatz 1900 30
13 Bernard Schreibman France 1914 22
14 Boruch Schreibmann Chelm, Russia 1913 20
15 Boschke Schreibmann Schereschon 1906 22
16 Chaia Schreibmann Jossy 1902 5 P
17 Chajke Schreibmann Novorugitzi, Russia 1912 16
18 Chana Schreibman Bukarest, Roumania 1921 15
19 Chanoch Schreibman Minkewitz, Russia 1907 17
20 Charin Schreibmann Kobrin 1906 16
21 Chashel Schreibmann Litomir 1903 20
22 Chawe Schreibmann 1897 50 P
23 Choykel Schreibman ..., Russia 1914 27
24 Clara Schreibman 1893 9
25 Czerne Schreibman Polone, Russia 1910 19
26 DAVID SCHREIBMAN KOBRIN 1901 50
27 Dadio Schreibman Czerniatka, Russia 1906 10
28 David Schreibmann Wadrosko... 1906 20
29 David Schreibmann Kobrin 1903 32
30 Dina Schreibman Nowenst, Pod, Russia 1909 16
31 Dove Schreibmann Podlesa 1913 40
32 Dwoire Schreibmann Pinsk, Russia 1911 13
33 Elie Schreibman Koustantia, Russia 1913 55
34 Ester Schreibmann Slawatycze, Poland 1920 16
35 Ester Schreibmann Pinsk, Russia 1911 9
36 Ester Schreibman Lubar, Russia 1911 28
37 Esther Schreibman 1893 32
38 Feiga Schreibman Sedler, Poland 1920 8
39 Feige Schreibmann Jossy 1902 35
40 Feige Schreibmann Jossy 1902 35
41 Feige Schreibmann ... 1902 35
42 Feiges Schreibmann Jassy 1902 35
43 Freide Schreibmann Jossy 1902 17
44 Gite Schreibmann 1896 28
45 Gitel Schreibman Minkowce 1903 8
46 Gittel Schreibmann Firverow, Russia 1910 8
47 Gittla Schreibmann Baranowitschi, Poland 1920 40
48 HERSCHEL SCHREIBMAN KOBRIN 1901 8
49 Hanadl Schreibman Breotzhit 1906 17
50 Hermann Schreibmann Galatz 1900 4
51 Hersch Schreibman Minkowce 1903 6
52 Hersch Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1906 20
53 Hersch Schreibmann Goroszka 1907 28
54 Hessie Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1913 50
55 Hirsk Schreibmann Broskorf, Russia 1913 27 P
56 Israel Schreibmann Zameze, Russia 1913 17
57 Israel Schreibman Horader, Russia 1913 17
58 Jacob Schreibmann Galatz 1900 6 P
59 Jankel Schreibmann Odessa 1903 19
60 Jankel Schreibman Pinsk 1906 18 P
61 Jankel Schreibman Russia, Lubir 1912 17
62 Jankel Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1913 17
63 Janta Schreibman Horodetz 1906 17
64 Josef Schreibmann ... 1902 2
65 Josef Schreibman Swentzyanka 1904 17
66 Josef Schreibmann Prusanon 1903 27
67 Keile Schreibmann 1909 22
68 Kerr Schreibman 1894 11
69 Koppel Schreibman ... 1906 29
70 Leib Schreibman Kobryn, Russia 1911 19
71 Leib Schreibman Lubisgaw, Russia 1909 18
72 Leizer Schreibman Bukarest, Roumania 1921 49
73 Lindel Schreibmann Goroszka 1907 26 Passenger
74 Lipa Schreibman Lublin, Poland 1922 36
75 Liza Schreibman Pruskurom, Russia 1910 20
76 Lore Schreibman Koustantia, Russia 1913 50
77 Lore Schreibmann Zameze, Russia 1913 18
78 Malke Schreibmann Firverow, Russia 1910 6
79 Mausche Schreibman Baar, Russia 1910 58
80 Max Schreibman 1893 11
81 Mechel Schreibman Soroki, Russia 1909 53
82 Miechel Schreibmann Lovake 1902 45
83 Miniche Schreibman Bukarest, Roumania 1921 19
84 Mirel Schreibman Rotterdam 1904 14
85 Moadche Schreibmann Jossy 1902 2
86 Modche Schreibmann Jassy 1902 2
87 Moische Schreibmann Bukarest, Roumania. 1921 17
88 Moische Schreibmann 1896 6
89 Moische Schreibmann Umany, Russia 1914 26
90 Moische Schreibmann Brest, Russia 1913 39
91 Mojsche Schreibmann Slawatycze, Poland 1920 17
92 Mojsche L Schreibman Dubonka, Russia 1913 16
93 Molia Schreibman Riga, Latvia 1924 56
94 Mordche Leib Schreibmann Jossy 1902 20
95 Munie Schreibman Kara Komstantinow, Russia 1914 22
96 Nachman Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1907 22
97 Nathan Schreibman Raschkow 1904 23
98 Nechame Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1907 8
99 Nuchem Schreibman Tulezin 1906 30
100 Oscher Schreibmann Sotoroschow 1903 28
101 Peisach Schreibman Baranowke 1906 36
102 Pesza Schreibmann Slawatycze, Poland 1920 8
103 Rasie Schreibmann Zameze, Russia 1913 20
104 Reoke Schreibmann Broskorf, Russia 1913 25
105 Rifke Schreibmann Odessa, Russia 1907 45
106 Rifke Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1907 45
107 Riroke Schreibman Czerniatka, Russia 1906 54
108 Riwke Schreibmann Firverow, Russia 1910 34
109 Rochel Schreibmann Pinsk, Russia 1911 35
110 Roichke Schreibman Broluk, Russia 1914 21
111 Rosa Schreibman Nowenst, Pod, Russia 1909 18
112 Rosel Schreibman 1895 15
113 Rozalia Schreibmann Zubsuche, Galicia 1912 22
114 Ruchel Schreibman Zitomir 1905 17
115 SCHMUL SCHREIBMAN KOBRIN 1901 9
116 Schabre Schreibmann 1896 21 P
117 Schewe Schreibmann 1897 17
118 Schifre Schreibman Raskow, Russia 1912 22
119 Schmerel Schreibmann Pinsk, Russia 1907 24
120 Schmerl Schreibman Puzam 1904 25
121 Schmiel Schreibmann 1897 15 P
122 Schulem Schreibman Odessa, Russia 1907 9
123 Schulim Schreibmann Odessa, Russia 1907 10
124 Schulun Schreibman Minkowce 1903 27
125 Sheine Schreibmann Kobim 1900 48
126 Siba Schreibman Bukarest, Roumania 1921 45
127 Simche Schreibman Czerniatka, Russia 1906 59
128 Sime Schreibmann Pinsk, Russia 1911 7
129 Simon Schreibman Dubenke 1907 31
130 Sohy Schreibman 1894 15
131 Sore Schreibmann Russia 1909 3
132 Sore Hindel Schreibman Brest Litowsk, Russia 1914 16
133 Sprincse Schreibmann Russia 1909 16
134 Srael Schreibman Sosoke 1900 20
135 Srul Schreibmann Firverow, Russia 1910 9
136 Sura Schreibman Sedler, Poland 1920 40
137 Sussie Schreibmann Jossy 1902 8
138 Szimon Schreibman Dobenka, Russia 1913 37
139 Szlajma Schreibmann Slawatycze, Poland 1920 14
140 Teibel Schreibmann Odessa, Russia 1907 8
141 Wolf Schreibman 1894 14
142 Zirl Schreibmann 1897 19
1 Josif Schraibman Baranowka, Russia 1914 17
2 Rifke Schraibman Mirspol, Russia 1913 17
3 Rochsl Schraibman Baranowka, Russia 1912 17
4 Schmil Schreibmen Sedler, Poland 1920 13
1. Mojsze Szrejbman Zinkow, Russia 1923 20
. Baruch Shrebman Pruszanon 1903 25
2. Berko Szrajbman Kobryn, Poland 1923 25
3. Fradlja Szrajbman Czartorja, Poland 1922 23
1. Frederic Shreibman Benderi, Bessarabia, Russia 1914 44
2. Gershon Shreibman Jerusalem, Palestine 1923 32
3. Max Shreibman Ill., U.S.A. 1919 21
4. Shie Shreibman Wabin 1904 31
1. Giese Shreibmann Saroki 1899 20
2. Minie Shreibmann Kobrin 1901 18
SIDNEY SCHREIBMAN
SSN 332-10-2534 Residence: 60123 Elgin, Kane, IL
Born 25 Apr 1916 (Dolhinov?)
Died 19 Sep 1987 Issued: IL (Before 1951
In a message dated 12/6/02 8:44:51 AM Pacific Standard Time,
ed3150@aol.com
writes:
<< My father Sidney (Zelig)Schreibman was born in Dolhinov and spent
time in
Vilna before coming to the USA in the early 30's. His mother, Rochel
Raskin,
came over first. Would love any information I could get >>
Dear Ed,
Thank you so much for your note in the guestbook.
from Dolhinov 1929 Business Directory;
. Szraybman Surl (Shreibman); Textile
145. Szrajbman M. (Shreibman); Hotel
146. Szrajbman M. (Shreibman); Grains Zahava nee Schreibman Shiphris of Ramat Hasharon, Israel wrote in the
Dolhinov Yizkor book about life in the area in the 1930's. Her father
was Zvi
Hirsh Schreibman. She was the sister of Sara and Yosef. All her family
perished in Dolhinov.
She wrote that She wanted to go to medical school, but they had Quotas
for
Jews and she could only be accepted to the law school in Vilna. She
also
applied to the University in Jerusalem and was accepted however she
knew that
her father would not let her go. She only told her sister Sara about
her
wish. Her sister facilitated her dream by selling in Warsaw a gold
necklace
and two pure silver handbags that she inherited when their mother
passed
away. Only after she received the necessary papers she told her father
and
reluctantly he had to let her go. She married in Israel and had
children but
she never saw any of her family members from Dolhinov again.
In page76 they have a picture of Tzvi Hirsh SCHREIBMAN as other of the
well
off Jews of Dolhinov who were members of the management of Gmilut
Chesed (a
charity organization)
http://eilatgordinlevitan.com/dolhinov/d_images/3dol_b.gif
from the list of the perished;
SCHREIBMAN - Noah & family, Chaya Sarah, Chaya Devorah, Gedalyahu,
David,
Shelomo,
Zvi, Miriam, Leah, Perla, Eliezer, Chaya Devorah, Yitzhak, Sarah &
family,
Yosef,
Shaul & family, Yochka, Israel & family, Chaim, Yehiel
From Ellis Island;
219 Reskin,Jenta Dolhinowo, Russia 1922 37y
220 Reskin,Mendel Dolginew, Russia 1909 19y
221 Reskin,Nachama Dolhinowo, Russia 1922 13y
222 Reskin,Roza Dolhinowo, Russia 1922 11y
223 Reskin,Symon Dolhinowo, Russia 1922 9y
You could find some information about the Schreibmans during the
holocaust in
"We Really Wanted to Stay Alive"
http://www.eilatgordinlevitan.com/dolhinov/d_pages/d_stories_stayalive.html
....In April, all the Jews received an order to move to a ghetto on a
small
part of “Borisov Streetâ€*. I still remember the parade of Jews being
forced
to walk with a few meager belonging to the ghetto.
Prior to moving mother worked tirelessly to burn our belongings so that
the
Germans and their local collaborators would not obtain them. All the
fireplaces in town worked overtime so that as many belongings could be
burned
prior to the deadline to relocate. Families were crowed into a few
homes in
the ghetto area with each room containing at list one family. Our
entire
family together with the Riar family and a refugee from Lodge lived in
one
room. The Schreibman family, mothers’ brother; Shimon Gitlitz and his
family
and Rachel Katz (Shimons’ sister in law) with her baby moved into
another
room. Two single people resided in the kitchen. The same kind of
crowding was
in all the homes in the Ghetto. The ghetto was surrounded by a wooden
fence
and barbed wire around the fence. Outside the ghetto stood the local
policemen. The Judenrat forced some of the ghetto Jews to watch us from
the
inside. While in this house we discovered that the little shed in the
back of
the house had a door which allowed passage to the to the area outside
of the
ghetto that the Germans did not know about. At list we all were
assuming that
they did not know about it. We decided to use it on a later day when we
would
need to escape. However, all of our family members who attempted to get
out
through the gate during the second massacre were killed, as I will tell
you
later.
On April 29, 1942, a communication was clandestinely announced in the
ghetto
that the Germans surrounded the ghetto and many SS units and Gestapo
units
came to town. We scurried to a different hiding place, which was
prepared by
the Schreibamn family and was used by them and their children during
the
first massacre. The hiding place was below a balcony roof and we had to
drop
deep down from the ceiling to get 9 people into this spot. Mother, my
two
sisters and I, Gita Gitlitz, the wife of Shimon Gitlitz (mother’s
brother)
with her two sons, Gita’s sister Feiga Shriebam with her daughter
entered
this site. All the men did not go into the hiding place but instead
attempted
to escape through the gate door and some decided to hide in a pile of
cut
woods. In the morning of April 29th, the Germans entered the ghetto and
commenced with their butchery. The Christian neighbors went from house
to
house to uncover our hiding spots for the Germans. When they would
discover
one type of hiding place they would look for the same kind in other
homes. We
heard screaming and pleas from the discovered Jews followed by
gunshots,
explosion of grenades and silence. We lay in our hiding place frozen
with
fear avoiding even a whisper. Time passed and time and again we would
hear
cries and screams that ended with gunshots.
My mother whispered to us at one point;
“ If we are to be caught we should not cry my daughters, we should
not beg
them for our lives since it does not help anyway, we should not expect
mercy
from them. We should die with our self respect and dignity knowing who
we
are.â€*
Then she stopped talking; we heard some of the local policemen entering
our
home. They went to the attic in the lower side of the house. The
Schreibmans
were a fairly wealthy family and many of their possession were located
there.
The neighbors and the local police went there and began looting; they
did not
call the Germans. They were so busy looting that we were not discovered
and
survived that first day.
Resembling descending autumn leavesâ€|.
Bushke When night came it was relatively quiet for a short period, they
must
have been tired from all the looting and killings. However, the Germans
returned the next morning and discovered some new hiding places. They
even
checked homes that were already checked the day before to see if anyone
returned. Shortly before the evening set, the neighbors again went to
the
attic near our hiding place. We overheard someone say; “ it looks
suspiciousâ€* They began knocking on the walls and we heard someone ask
for an
ax. We feared the worst. Yet subsequently we heard an argument ensue
“ What are you doing here brigade number four?â€* and then
â€* It is our territory we are brigade five get out of hereâ€*.
The first group left and a bugle sound occurred shortly after calling
all the
Germans to get together. We were safe again after the second day. We
knew our
lives were in danger and we should leave that night, as the Germans
would
come back with their axes the next day. We all came down and headed for
the
gate door but it was locked. We now knew that the men in our family
were
killed that day including; my step father; Yakov Foreman and Aronchik
and
Nachman Gitlitz (the sons of Abba Gitlitz, the brother of our mother),
mother’s other brother; Shimon Gitlitz and Feiga’s husband and son;
Chaim
and Chilik Shreibman. Later we found out that our Grandmother Feige
(nee
Deutsch) Gitlitz was killed. Aunt Chaia-sora, and her son Gadlya
Eidelman
were also killed. There was no time to mourn. We took with us a few
loaves of
bread and succeeded to leave the ghetto during the night.....