Halina Binkiel was born in the village Krasnosiltsі (Lviv or Ternopil region) in Ukraine, May 10, 1934.
'Cause of WWII, she came to Poland. In the post-war period, Halina was in the care of the OZE-TOZ (Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jews).
Halina Binkiel died on October 16, 1959, at 25. The grave is located at the New Jewish Cemetery in Wałbrzych (Poland).
'Cause of WWII, she came to Poland. In the post-war period, Halina was in the care of the OZE-TOZ (Society for the Protection of the Health of the Jews).
Halina Binkiel died on October 16, 1959, at 25. The grave is located at the New Jewish Cemetery in Wałbrzych (Poland).
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Chawa Brandelstein was born on March 18, 1876, in the city of Turka (Lviv region, Ukraine).
Chawa worked as a midwife, like her mother. It`s known that Chawa was the only midwife in Turka for some time.
During the period of reparation, Chava left for Poland (it happened in August 1957). On November 11, Chawa died at 81.
Chawa worked as a midwife, like her mother. It`s known that Chawa was the only midwife in Turka for some time.
During the period of reparation, Chava left for Poland (it happened in August 1957). On November 11, Chawa died at 81.
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Погост
Chawa Brandelstein was born on March 18, 1876, in the city of Turka (Lviv region, Ukraine). Chawa worked as a midwife, like her mother. It`s known that Chawa was the only midwife in Turka for some time. During the period of reparation, Chava left for Poland…
Chawa Brandelstein in Turka, 1952
Jacob Brandelstein`s private archive
Jacob Brandelstein`s private archive
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Rózia Drażnin (née Bleiberg) was born in Boryslav (Lviv region, Ukraine) on May 23, 1923.
Rózia was 16 when WWII began.
After the war, Rózia moved to Wałbrzych (Poland) with her man Szmilko. In 1946, their son Arthur was born, but the vitality left Rózia. The woman survived the years of war, cold, and hunger. On December 28, 1953, after several hospitalizations, she died at 30.
Rózia was 16 when WWII began.
After the war, Rózia moved to Wałbrzych (Poland) with her man Szmilko. In 1946, their son Arthur was born, but the vitality left Rózia. The woman survived the years of war, cold, and hunger. On December 28, 1953, after several hospitalizations, she died at 30.
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