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Michael Feitelevich

Records on this page tell what became of him

מיכאל פייטעלעוויטש

Also spelled Mishke Feitelevich, Mishke Feitelewicz

Printed in 8 issues of the paper, from March 9, 1934 to July 8, 1938.

In the paper

1934

  1. כ״ב אֲדָר תרצ״דMarch 9, 1934 מישקע! אסתר, אריה, חיה, יהודה, פשה, שלום, רבקה Wedding greetings to Mishke on his sister's wedding Ad · Wedding greeting betrothed
  2. י״ד נִיסָן תרצ״דMarch 30, 1934 לשמחת חתונת יעקב סמסונוביץ רשהקה (קרליפירניה Wedding greetings to Yaakov Samsonovich and Menucha Feitelevich Ad · Wedding greeting signer
  3. ב׳ תַּמּוּז תרצ״דJune 15, 1934 מאטורע עקזאמענעס אין דער היגער תרבות" גימנאזיע Matriculation examinations at the local Tarbut gymnasium Article Subjects: Community affairs named

1935

  1. כ״ד אֲדָר ב׳ תרצ״הMarch 29, 1935 הילפס־רינג Help-ring for the Yavneh Hebrew elementary school, list 19 Article Subjects: Community affairs named

1937

  1. כ״ח נִיסָן תרצ״זApril 9, 1937 הילפס־רינג לטובת דעם „טאג־היים Help circle for the Day Home Article Subjects: Community affairs named
  2. ב׳ תַּמּוּז תרצ״זJune 11, 1937 הילפס־רינג לטובת דעם „טאז" אין פרוזשאנע Help-ring for TOZ in Pruzhany Article Subjects: Community affairs named

1938

  1. כ״ב אֲדָר ב׳ תרצ״חMarch 25, 1938 פעסל און אייזיק! צו אייער חתונה מישקע פייטעלעוויטש Wedding greetings to Pesl and Eizik Ad · Wedding greeting signer
  2. ט׳ תַּמּוּז תרצ״חJuly 8, 1938 לייזער! צו דיין חתונה מיט פרל' חנה קליין מישקע פייטעלעוויטש Wedding greetings to Leizer Ad · Wedding greeting signer

From the records

  • Father: Yisrael-Aharon Feitlbitz (plaque 34-1) (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

  • Sibling: Michael is the brother of Lyuba (Liuba), memorialized in plaque 34-3

    • Pruzhaner Shtime, 1934-03-09
      מישקע! לנשואי אחותך ליובא עם מר דב בוכבלעטעו

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

  • Sister: Yente, another daughter of Yisrael-Aharon (34-3) (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

  • Father Yisrael-Aharon and sisters Yente and Lyuba were murdered at Auschwitz on 2 February 1943, according to their memorials (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

  • Michael is a living postwar mourner/donor in the book published in 1958; survival follows from his own memorial signature (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

  • Sister: Rashka Feitlbitz-Sirlin, co-donor of 34-1 and 34-3 (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 805, scan n826

What became of him

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

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