Bronfentrinker family
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" My grandmother was Beila (later Neifeld), and her brothers were Laizer (Louis), Mendel (Max), and Nuchum (Norman).
Louis was the first one to immigrate to the US, followed by Max just before WWI. However, my grandmother married Yonah Neifeld from Proskurov and moved there. My mother and her family were survivors of the 1919 pogrom that struck Proskurov and Felshtin. |
They left Proskurov and were in Kiev for a few years, and then in 1922 they literally escaped (in a hay wagon) the Soviet Union to Lviv, which was in Poland at that time."
Kaplun family
Moyshe Kaplun family. Izyaslav Summer 1936
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Moyshe and Kroyna Kaplun moved with family of their daughter from Krasnostav to Izyaslav in year 1930. The other children selected Leningrad, Moscow, Zhitomir....
Clara, her husband, and two children with Moyshe and Kroyna Kaplun were killed in 1941. |
Leonid Rozenberg story:
Portraits of the Jewish soldiers who fought in World War II
Portraits of the Jewish soldiers who fought in World War II
Family trees from The museum of Jewish People
