Leah and Charles Roth, circa 1912

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There will always be Jews as long as they remember.  Simon Wiesenthal

See also Jewish Genealogy.

This page and candles are lovingly dedicated to the memory of those who perished in the Holocaust, especially my grandfather's family and extended family. It is also lovingly dedicated to those who survived.

 

Those Who Perished

  • Dr. David Solomon Amsterdamski; January 19, 1943 at the Warsaw Ghetto
  • Irena Amsterdamski; March 13, 1945 at Stutthof, Danzig, Poland
  • Dr. Josef Amsterdamski; 1943 at Trawniki, Lublin, Poland
  • Menachem Amsterdamski; January 23, 1945 at Dachau, Commando Kaufering, Germany
  • Pineh and Alta Rotshtein Fink and sons, David and Jude; September 1, 1941 at Marijampole, Lithuania
  • Anna Karanevski Raudanski; 1944 at Stutthof, Danzig, Poland
  • Dobl Raudanski Most; 1941 at Jubarkas, Raseiniai, Lithuania
  • Rivka Raudanski Jofe; at Jubarkas, Raseiniai, Lithuania
  • Rosa Rotshtein and her family; September 1, 1941 at Marijampole, Lithuania
  • Yeheskal Rotshtein; September 1, 1941 at Marijampole, Lithuania

Those Who Survived

  • Eliash and Chaja Rotshtein Amsterdamski
  • David and Judith Amsterdamski Raudanski
  • Zlata Rotshtein Shapiro and family
  • Tsemach Rotshtein and family
  • Yantush Rotshtein/Jacques Rothstein
  • Fira Amsterdamski Paulauskas
  • Stefan Amsterdamski
Holocaust Era Issues, Claims and Restitution: If you are a Holocaust survivor or an heir of a survivor, you may have a legitimate claim from the Holocaust era.

Holocaust Links to Learning

Holocaust Victims

 

I have included links to sites of study, memorials, records and research. I have included some which are very graphic in their images of this event and some which deal with hate groups. If nothing more, I hope to make us all more aware of what hatred and bigotry can do and how important it is to teach our children to be tolerant. Lest we forget........

 

 
















 

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