VILKAVISKIS
A small town in Southern Lithuania
Where the Jewish Community is no more
A small town in Southern Lithuania
Where the Jewish Community is no more
Wayne Frankal
Family Album
Family Album
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| Wedding of Dvora Frankel and Joseph Sperling 1910 |
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| Chevna and Chaim Frankel | Dvorah Frankel |
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Seven in store
Great-uncle Sam Frankel visits family 1937. (l-r) S. Sperling, N. Sobelowitz*, J. Sperling, C. Rabinowitz*, M. Rabinowitz*; seated D. Sperling, Sam (*means killed in Holocaust)
Great-uncle Sam Frankel visits family 1937. (l-r) S. Sperling, N. Sobelowitz*, J. Sperling, C. Rabinowitz*, M. Rabinowitz*; seated D. Sperling, Sam (*means killed in Holocaust)
Family outside Tobacco store in back of building taken by Sam Frankel, 1937
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Here is a photo (from 1995) reunion of Judy
Sperling Rubinstein (my cousin in Milwaukee, the survivor who was
referred to in one of your interviews), her cousin Fruma Rabinowitz
Herman (who was already in Israel prior to the war), and their friend
Gila. This must be the same person, although Judy's daughter called
her surname "Shulman" she probably meant "Shoham." Judy was a nurse,
so probably they studied together before the war, pre-med.
Sperling Rubinstein (my cousin in Milwaukee, the survivor who was
referred to in one of your interviews), her cousin Fruma Rabinowitz
Herman (who was already in Israel prior to the war), and their friend
Gila. This must be the same person, although Judy's daughter called
her surname "Shulman" she probably meant "Shoham." Judy was a nurse,
so probably they studied together before the war, pre-med.
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| Judy Dvorah Fanni Aug 1937 |