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Helen (née MERMELSTEIN) BUCHMAN
c. unknown
Photo: Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
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SCHULHOF family
c. unknown
Photo: Nathan SCHULHOF, USA
Left to right: Moishe SCHULHOF, Cindy SCHULHOF, Sarah (née SCHACHTER) SCHULHOF, holding David SCHULHOF and Nathan SCHULHOF
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Rabbi Samuel David and Molly SCHACHTER
c. unknown
Photo: Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
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Samuel and Sadie MOLDOVAN
c. unknown
Photo: Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
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Roth family
1927
c. unknown
Photo: Suzanne (née ROTH) FULTON, USA
Standing front, left to right: Marvin ROTH, Robert ROTH and Phyllis ROTH
Standing rear, left to right: Ethel/Eszter (née HANDLESMAN), John/Jan ROTH and Alvin ROTH
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Harry and Minnie SCHULHOF
c. unknown
Photo: Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
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Emanuel and Anna LICHTENSTEIN
c. unknown
Photo: Rauh Jewish Archives at the Heinz History Center
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BERGSTEIN family
c. unknown
Photo: Sidney MISHKIN, USA
Seated, l-r, Sigmund holding Ivan, Joe and Tillie (née KESTENBAUM)
Standing, l-r, Edith, Fanny and Bertha
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Relatives
c. unknown
Photo: Sidney MISHKIN, USA
Sidney MISHKIN (left) and Joe BERGSTEIN (right) who enlisted in 1940, was captured by Japanese in 1942, survived the Bataan Death March and three years in Japanese prison camps. After the war, obtained B.S. and M.S. degrees and became an outstanding Physicist at the nuclear lab in Los Alamos
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Relatives
c. unknown
Photo: Sidney MISHKIN, USA
Ivan BERGSTEIN (left) and Fran (née UNKNOWN) BERGSTEIN
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