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JERZYK WILK SONYA KHILKEVICH of of LODZ ROMANOVKA I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of JERZYK WILK SONYA KHILKEVICH of of LODZ ROMANOVKA who perished at CHELMNO who perished at FRAILEBEN In 1942, aged 4 In 1941, aged 10 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of YAKOV KHAIT J ENO FISCHER of of MARIUPOL DUNAJ SKA STREDA who perished at MARIUPOL who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 4 In 1944, aged 10 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of YAACOV YAVERBOIM JUDIT KEMENY of of MIEDZYRZEC EGER who perished at MIEDZYRZEC who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1942, aged 9 In 1944, aged 2 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of L IA MUHLRAD G ITU HARTSTEIN of of BRATISLAVA CHUST who perished at B I RKENAU who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1944, aged 10 In 1944, aged 10 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of LENA KRAVTZOVA AGOTA WEISZ of of DNEPROPETROVSK I KLOD who perished at DNEPROPETROVSK who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 5 In 1944, aged 3 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MEILECH REICH ALEKSAN DR AVERBAKH of of TRZEB I N IA MARIUPOL who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at MARIUPOL In 1943, aged 4 In 1941, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MISHA GORLACHOV REVEKKA KRUK of of RYASNA ODESSA who perished at RYASNA who perished at ODESSA In 1941, aged 9 In 1941, aged 7 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of VOVA ZAYONCHIK MAYA LABOVSKAYA of of KIEV KIYEV who perished at BABI YAR who perished at BABI YAR In 1941, aged 5 In 1941, aged 10 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of VILIAM HOENIG YEVGENI SHTEYNBERG of of TREBISOV SIMFEROPOL who perished at SACHSENHAUSEN who perished at SIMFEROPOL In 1944, aged 4 In 1942, aged 7 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of LAJA PELEMAN YAKOV KLAYMAN of of BELCHATOW MUNKACS who perished at CHELMNO who perished at BIRKENAU In 1942, aged 7 In 1945, aged 9 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of HAYA LEVINA HENRIETTE SLUISVANDER of of UZDA AMSTERDAM who perished at UZDA who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 6 In 1942, aged 9 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of HARY MORGENSTERN ZINA BAKMAN of of SZASZREGEN ZHITOMIR who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at IONO YEZHOVKA In 1944, aged 6 In 1942, aged 3 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of DVOSHA MINC GYURI LIPPNER of of KOVNO KASSA who perished at KLOOGA who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1944, aged 9 In 1944, aged 5 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of HIKLA PERELMUTER TAMAS LOWY of of LOKACZE ISASZEG who perished at LOKACZE who perished at B I RKENAU In 1942, aged 8 In 1944, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of FIRA KUNIAVSKY JOSIF SIMOVICI of of MSTISLAVL CLUJ who perished at MSTISLAVL who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 3 In 1941, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of FRAIDA WOLECKI MENDL ROTT of of DZIALOSZYN ONOK who perished at TREBLINKA who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1943, aged 9 In 1943, aged 10 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of IOSIF LIPILIS MATCHUSH FLASHNER of of TYVROV PODHAJCE who perished at TYVROV who perished at PODHAJCE In 1941, aged 7 In 1942, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MUSYA PESTUN MARA MAZO of of MOGILEV MINSK who perished at MOGILEV who perished at MINSK In 1941, aged 5 In 1941, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of SHMULEK YAWZVITZKI MARGOT JANY of of KIELCE BERLIN who perished at KIELCE who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1943, aged 10 In 1943, aged 9 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of FAIVEL YASHPAS KLAARTJE BRUINVELDS of of TRAKAI AMSTERDAM who perished at VARNIKAI who perished at SOBIBOR In 1941, aged 7 In 1943, aged 4 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of SIMEN TESZLER MAURICE ABRAVANEL of of VISEUL DE SUS THESSALONIKI who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at BIRKENAU In 1944, aged 10 In 1943, aged 5 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of ETYA LVOVICH MARIYA YAMPOLSKAYA of of GLUSK KAMENETS PODOLSKIY who perished at GLUSK who perished at KAMENETS PODOLSKIY In 1941, aged 4 In 1941, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of VERUKA KOHN YITZHOK ABRAHAM of of MAROSVASARHELY KIVJAZD who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1944, aged 5 In 1944, aged 4 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MOTEL POLYAKOV RAKHIL MAKHLIN of of ODESSA ZHITOMIR who perished at ODESSA who perished at ZHITOMIR In 1941, aged 10 In 1941, aged 4 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of KAILA IZBICKI LOTSI MOSHKOVICH of of ZGIERZ IRSAVA who perished at LODZ who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1943, aged 9 In 1944, aged 3 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of JONI SAPIRA AVREML MILIAVSKI of of VERECKE BRAGIN who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at BRAGIN In 1944, aged 8 In 1941, aged 5 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MAYA LEVANDOVSKI ASYA MONASTYRSKAYA of of DNEPROPETROVSK BRATSLAV who perished at DAVYDOVKA who perished at PECHORA In 1941, aged 3 In 1942, aged 1 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of JOSIP STAJN HENRICH SCHECHTER of of SOMBOR KIVJAZD who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1944, aged 5 In 1944, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of OSZKAR TABOVITS TEVIYE FREYTER of of VASAROSNAMENY BOBRINETS who perished at BIRKENAU who perished at KRIVOY ROG In 1944, aged 8 In 1941, aged 7 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of SALOMON MLYNOWSKY JAKOB MOSKOVITS of of PARIS BUSTYAHAZA who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1942, aged 9 In 1944, aged 9 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of GABI PETERFREUND FROUWKE SWART of of NAGYHALASZ AMSTERDAM who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1944, aged 2 In 1942, aged 3 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of INNA PINSKAYA JANCSIKA KOVACS of of MOGILEV RACKEVE who perished at MOGILEV who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 9 In 1944, aged 2 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MANCI LEBI FAIVA MERKELES of of NAGYBANYA VITEBSK who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at VITEBSK In 1944, aged 8 In 1941, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of SERA VAINSTEIN SARRA MEZHEROVSKI of of LARGA VORONOVITSA who perished at ODESSA who perished at STEPANOVKA In 1942, aged 10 In 1941, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of YAKOV LYUBKIN STEVAN SENBRUN of of ZLYNKA SOMBOR who perished at ZLYNKA who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1942, aged 10 In 1944, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of LAJBELE RAKOWSKI ABRAHAM MARSZALKOWICZ of of DOMBROWA ROWNO who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at JANOWA DOLINA In 1941, aged 3 In 1942, aged 3 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of DEVORA NAROTZKY ECATERINA DENES of of KOBYLNIK ODORHEI who perished at KOBYLNIK who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 7 In 1944, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of RAYA MARKOVA HEDY ROSENWASSER of of MARIUPOL IBRANY who perished at MARIUPOL who perished at AUSCHWITZ In 1941, aged 5 In 1944, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of YACOV WOLPOWITZ FROIKO VAISMAN of of VILKIJA BAR who perished at VILKIJA who perished at BAR In 1941, aged 8 In 1942, aged 5 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of ISRAEL LYUBICH ELLA RYBAKOV of of KHERSON MINSK who perished at KHERSON who perished at MINSK In 1941, aged 4 In 1943, aged 6 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of FRANCOISE AKAR ALIK NAIBURG of of BAR LE DUC SLUTSK who perished at AUSCHWITZ who perished at SLUTSK In 1944, aged 6 In 1942, aged 8 I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of I am lighting this Yellow Candle in memory of MAYA OGINETZ LYUSYA NOTKINA of of MINSK KOLYSHKI who perished at MINSK who perished at KOLYSHKI In 1942, aged 8 In 1942, aged 2 I am lighting
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