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Shmuel Segal

Records on this page tell what became of him

שמואל סעגעל

Printed in 4 issues of the paper, from February 1, 1935 to October 7, 1936.

In the paper

1935

  1. כ״ח שְׁבָט תרצ״הFebruary 1, 1935 הילפס־רינג Help chain for the Yavneh school Article Subjects: Community affairs named

1936

  1. ה׳ אֲדָר תרצ״וFebruary 28, 1936 הילפּס־רינג לטובת דער פארארעמטער יידישער באפעלקערונג Aid chain for the impoverished Jewish population Article Subjects: Community affairs donor
  2. ו׳ תַּמּוּז תרצ״וJune 26, 1936 רינג לטובת די זומער־לאגערן פון „פרייהייט Ring for the benefit of the Frayhayt summer camps Article Subjects: Community affairs named
  3. ו׳ תַּמּוּז תרצ״וJune 26, 1936 צווייטע רשימה פון מנדבים לטובת דעם סאסנויקער נשרף Second list of donors for the Sosnovka fire victim Article Subjects: Community affairs Named in this piece · donor
  4. כ״א תִּשְׁרֵי תרצ״זOctober 7, 1936 רינג לטובת „פרוזשאנער שטימע Chain for the benefit of "Pruzhaner Shtime" Article Subjects: Economy, Community affairs named

From the records

  • Brother: Eliyahu Segal

  • Sister: Chaike and her family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Sister: Miriam and her family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Shmuel and Eliyahu Segal named with Mordechai-Ber among the Pruzhany partisans (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 683

  • Sister: Malka and her family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Sister: Tzirl and her family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Brother: Mordechai-Ber Segal (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Father: Chananya Segal (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Sister: Rivka and her family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • father’s role as gabbai of the Moyar/Choma study house (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • living in New York as a donor to the 1958 memorial book (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

  • Brother: Shlomke and his family (probable)

    • Pinkas Pruzhany (1958), p. 792

What became of him

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

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