#r-13:

Benjamin Zilburg was born in Radoshkovichi in 4/4/1917
Niomka was a member of Beitar during the Holocaust Period he was
a partisan.Area of Combat;Pleshchenits Forest, Battalion Narodnyi Mstitel
He passed away in Rishon Lezion on 6/3/1994

#r-15:

Reb Michal, the grandfather of Avraham Even Shoshan.
"Reb Michal the shochet was special, young in spirit (I knew him as an
old man), righteous and full of fun, the first to wipe a tear from
someone's face, and always at the heart of any merriment. The whole
Jewish population of Radoshkowitz was one big family, in the best
sense of the word". from Radishkovichi Yizkor book

submitted by Daphna Sheffer
(daughter of Avraham Even Shoshan)

#r-16:

Jewish Youth

#r-23:

I believe the young lady on the far right in picture #16 of Jewish
Youth is my great-grandfather's sister, Rivkah Friedland Nemzer. I'm
sending a photo for comparison. She and her husband Max (aka Eliezer)
and their children Yasha and Fruma were all killed in the Shoah.Only
my great-grandfather survived (as he emigrated in 1906)....
Ian Schlein

#r-24:

Chasha Grundfest Issacson, a daughter of Dina Dvarsha Rogosin Grundfest that came to the USA pre-war with her husband, Sam Issacson. Sam was in business with Israel Rogosin in the US. When I knew the Issacsons as a young boy, they lived in Brooklyn. I do remember hearing something about a factory in Berlin New Hampshire.

#r-25:

Yenta Grundfest Sankin, a daughter of Dina Dvarsha, with her husband David Sankin.. Taken in Radoshkovichi (1920's or 1930's)

#r-26:

Dina Dvarsha Rogozin Grundfest (my great grandmother) Taken in Radoshkovchi, Belarus. (year unknown)

#r-27:

Esther Rubin Kleinman (my mother, Dina Dvarsha's grandaughter) taken in Radoshkovichi (c. 1926)

#r-28:

Dina Dvarsha with 2 of her daughters, Gitel Grundfest Rubin (my grandmother) (left) and Yenta Grundfest Sankin (aunt) (right) (guess date is 1926). Presumably Chasia was already in the USA

#r-29:

Gitel Grundfest Rubin's gravesite. Presumably at stones unveiling. Radoshkovichi (c. 1931-1932). I found this grave on my visit to Radoshkovichi and had it restored.

#r-30:

Rubin Family- Josef, Gitel, Esther, Jacov. (c. 1927). My grandparents, mother, and uncle Jake.

#r-31:

Rubin's with baby Yacov (c 1926)

#r-32:

Sankin boys (guess c 1927)

#r-33:

Shneur Shulman was born in Radoshkovichi, Poland in 1864. He was a religious teacher and married to Frida nee Yakobson. Prior to WWII he lived in Radoshkovichi, Poland. During the war he was in Radoshkovichi, Poland. Shneur was murdered/perished in 1941 in Radoshkovichi, Poland at the age of 77. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by his grandson Arkady Shulman.

#r-36:

Shmuel Isaacson with friends

#r-37:

Yehuda and Batia (nee Freed) Cherches.

#r-38:

Yocheved ( the oldest girl in the middle) with sisters and brothers;  Rachel Cherches; Avigdor Cherches; Malka Cherches; Haim Nachshon; Pinhas Cherches; and Shlomo Nachshon 

#r-47:

Yad Vashem Photo Collections

Yamima Chodosz was born in Radoszkowice, Poland
 in 1918 To Chiena  and Yitzhak Zeev . Prior to WWII she lived in Radoszkowice, Poland.

Yamima was murdered in the Shoah. 

This information is based on report by her sister Chana Kunik of Tel Aviv.

#r-49:

Dvora Gordon is on the left

#r-50:

Sheina Vaisbord was born in Ilja,  in 1896 to Rachel and Yosef Sosensky. She was married to Elykim Veisbord and had 2 children Prior to WWII she lived in Radoszkowice, Poland.

Sheina was murdered in the Shoah. Report by her cousin Tuvia Sosensky a holocaust survivor.