People Family Album

A Family Album of the People
of the Drohobycz Administrative District

Photographs sent abroad, hidden throughout the war, or entrusted to friends have survived
as a testimonial to the lives of the families of the Drohobycz, Borysław and the region.

Family Album
	A Physician in Boryslaw David Lichtgarn and his Family		The Remarkable Survival of Mordecai Markel of Borysław The Markel and Seeman Families
	The Oil Magnates of Drohobycz The Gartenberg Family		Fashionable Young Ladies The Langer and Stempler Families
	From a Market Stall in Drohobycz to Palestine and New York The Kammerman Family		The Vice-Mayor of Drohobycz Jakob Feuerstein's Family
	Greetings from a Prisoner in the First World War The Hillebrand Lerner Family		A Lumber Merchant's Family The Family of Isaac Feuerstein
	They Owned a Variety Store in Wolanka The Gottfried Family		Escape from the Poverty of Borysław The Schiff Family
	A Distinguished Drohobycz Family The Sternbachs
The Survival of Serafina Strasser http://www.flickr.com/photos/michellesoemoe/3006967141/		Hidden in a Bunker in Borysław The Survival of Yitzhak David Steg
Olga’s Story The story of Olga who grew up in Borysław. http://migs.concordia.ca/memoirs/sher_olga/sher_olga_intro.htm		The Family of Hersch and Ester Hinde Hammerman of Drohobycz Fanny Schweig's Letter
Alexander Schwarz’s Story Alexander Schwarz was born in Borysław on 23 February 1921. He survived the Janowska labour camp in Lwów. www.history.ucsb.edu/projects/holocaust/Resources /JanowskaSurvivor047.htm		We Remember the Orphans The Story of June Friedman (Dzunia Steinberg) and her survival in Borysław http://www.zchor.org/friedman/june.htm