Heller - Scharf - Braunstein Family
submitted by Susana Leistner Bloch
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Frima Scharf Braunstein
Daughter of Feige (Heller) and Mendel Scharf
Born 1884 - Perished in the Holocaust
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The photograph was submitted by Susana
Leistner Bloch who writes as follows: "Motel ( Marcus /
Mordechai) Braunstein and his bride Reisha (Rozia) taken in Suchostaw
on their wedding day: It is dated : 8 / X / 1934 so I would assume
the wedding was on October 8 1934 - Hebrew date: 29 Tishri 5695.
Both died in the Holocaust. Motel was my mother's ( Rebeka Braunstein
Leistner) favourite brother. His name lives on in my son." |
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The photograph was submitted by Susana
Leistner Bloch who writes as follows: "From left to right:
My great aunt Sima, who died a few month ago in Washington !!!!
Great uncle Avrum, Great aunt Misha, who was buried alive in
a pit in Suchostaw ( I recently spoke with an eye witness in
Suchostaw...). Great aunt Dora, who emigrated to Argentina. My
great grand mother and great grand father: Feiga Heller Scharf
and Mendel Scharf/ And the little girl is Rebeka Braunstein Leistner
- my mother !!!! then 4 years old. Who, by the grace of G-D,
is still cooking our Shabes meals. Photo was taken in 1912"
2003: Susana adds: the comments above were written in 1999 when her mother was 91 years old. Rebeka Leistner died on June 23 2003, 95 years old and active to the last day. May her soul be bound up in the bond of Eternal Life
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The photograph was submitted by Susana
Leistner Bloch who writes as follows: "Photo of my maternal
grandmother's brother, Avrum Scharf. Avrum served in the Austro-Hungarian
army during the WW1 . After the war, Poland took over part
of Galicia, including Suchostaw. He was shot by the Poles for
having fought 'on the other side'......" |
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The photograph was submitted by Susana
Leistner Bloch who writes as follows: "My mother's brother
Hershel Braunstein. Photo taken in Suchostaw. Hershel perished
in the Holocaust." |
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