Rachel Kayla Judewicz (née Karlitz)
Records on this page tell what became of herרחל קיילע יודעוויטש
The paper names her in one piece, on 16 December 1938 (23 Kislev 5699).
December 1938: 1 greeting, in the issue of 16 December 1938.
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Printed beside her
On this page: Printed beside her
Her family
- Meir Judewicz (husband)
- Libe Perlstein (née Judewicz) (daughter)
- Shulim Judewicz (son)
- Malka Gombinski (née Judewicz) (daughter)
- Ida Judewicz (daughter)
- Moshe Judewicz (son)
- Leah Goldberg (née Judewicz) (daughter)
- Yeshayahu Perlstein (son of Libe) (grandson)
- Dvorale Perlstein (granddaughter)
- Tseskele Yudevich (granddaughter)
- Yitzhak Goldberg (grandson)
- Yosef Gombinski (grandson)
- Masha Gombinski (granddaughter)
In the paper 1 piece
What became of her
By the records on this page, she died in the Holocaust.
Years: Died 1943
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From Morris Sorid's interview of 16 October 1984, for Second Generation of Long Island:
Now, my other two sisters with their families, and my brother, they perished in the Holocaust. So did also my parents.
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Auschwitz · 3 February 1943
The Pruzhany memorial book (Pinkes fun finf fartilikte kehiles: Pruzshene, Bereze, Maltsh, Shershev, Selts (1958)) says:
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הורינו … מאיר ורחל יודעוויטש … שנרצחו באושוויץ, 3 בפבר. 1943. משה ורבקה סאריד־יודעוויטש
Machine translationOur parents … Meir and Rachel Yudevich … who were murdered in Auschwitz, 3 February 1943. Moshe and Rivka Sarid-Yudevich
P. 808 Consulted Where it was found
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The Pruzhany memorial book (Pinkes fun finf fartilikte kehiles: Pruzshene, Bereze, Maltsh, Shershev, Selts (1958)) says:
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לזכרון אונדזער פאָטער מאיר יודעוויטש, מוטער רחל, שוועסטערס לאה, איר מאַן וועלוול גאָלדבערג און זייער קינד, ליבע, איר מאַן ישעיה פערלשטיין מיט זייערע קינדער (פרוזשענע) אומגעבראַכט דורך די נאַציס.
Machine translationIn memory of our father Meir Yudewicz, mother Rachel, sisters Leah, her husband Velvel Goldberg and their child, Liba, her husband Yeshaya Perlstein with their children (Pruzhany), murdered by the Nazis.
P. 823 Consulted Where it was found
Where the records place her
Auschwitz · 28 January 1943
From Morris Sorid's testimony of 28 January 1998:
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My parents, my, and my grand, my parents, and my grandmother and stuff, they went with the first, with the first group. They were taken, that was the 28th of this, of January 1943, and they were taken to this, to the station Orenchitse. … They were put about 100 to 120 people stopped into the boxcar and taken in the direction to Auschwitz.
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As the family remembers it:
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Died in the Holocaust.