A person in the paper

David Zhuk

דוד זשוק

Also spelled David Zaks

Printed in 3 issues of the paper, from February 28, 1936 to May 22, 1936.

Life events

Groom· Reported in the issue of May 15, 1936
Wedding of Rivka Cherniak and David Zhuk
Groom· Reported in the issue of May 22, 1936
Wedding of Rivka Czerniak and David Zhuk

Child: My children Leibl and Malka, Maltsh (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
Rivka is daughter of R' Shalom-Chaim Cherniak; the paper does not name her father (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
Parent: My parents Israel son of Yitzchak and Leah Zhuk, Maltsh (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
David Zaks signs the memorial notices from Canada; the adjacent parental plaque gives the family surname Zhuk (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
Sibling: My sisters Malka, Keila, Shifra, Hindl and brother Itshe (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
The wife, children, parents and siblings commemorated in these plaques were murdered in Auschwitz in 1943; these deaths are not David's fate (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
Spouse: My wife Rivka Cherniak, Maltsh
- Pruzhaner Shtime, 1936-05-15
  דער פאמיליע טשערניאק (מאלטש) צו דער חתונה פון זייער טאכטער רבקה מיט ה' דוד זשוק
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 820, scan n841
David Zhuk is explicitly among the survivors of Maltsh in Shmuel-Mordechai Rubinstein's July 1945 letter (probable)
- Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 739, scan n760

By the records on this page, he survived the Holocaust.