Articles concerning remembrance of the Jewish community of Ostrowiec, Poland articles.

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Articles concerning remembrance of the Jewish community of Ostrowiec, Poland articles.

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Consists of three articles from the "Forward" newspaper (New York), ca. 1947, written by Sam Streitman. The articles relate to the fifth anniversary of the destruction of the Jewish community in "Ostrowce," Poland (apparently a reference to Ostrowiec). Also included is a photograph (b/w with partial coloring added) of Chawa and Frieda Borensztein, sisters of the donor's father. Both women perished at Treblinka, as did other members of the donor's family. On the reverse side of the photo is the annotation "1913."

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Borensztein, Chawa.

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Borensztein, Frieda.

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Streitman, Sam.

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Singer, Janette.

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Paul Singer was born in Ostroviec Kelecki, Poland, on 13 Sep 1920. He was imprisoned in Dachau concentration camp from 1939 until his liberation in May 1945. Singer died 13 Oct 1988. From the description of Paul Singer identification card identification cared. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum). WorldCat record id: 122557831 ...