Blankh Peterfreund בלנקה פטרפרוינד

2006-07-01T23:57:00.000-07:00

RelatioNet PE BL 10 LI CZ
Blankh Peterfreund
Interviewer:

Full Names: Gal Shalev, Niv Goldberg and Bar Matityahu.
Emails: galshalev1@walla.co.il
niv_gold@hotmail.co.il
bar_m8@walla.co.il

ICQ: 3384748
Messenger: No
Address: --

Surviver:
Code: RelatioNet PE BL 10 LI CZ
Family Name: Peterfreund First Name: Blankh Middle Name: --
Father Name: Yitzhak Mother Name: Linke
Birth Date: 17.02.1910
Town In Holocaust: Lipiany Country In Holocaust: Czechoslovakia (CSR)
Profession (Main) In Holocaust: --
Death Place: -- Death Reason: -- Year Of Death: --
Cemetary: --

Relatives:

Review: Review
Code: RelatioNet AA BB 11 CC DD
Family Name: Family First Name: First Name Middle Name: Middle Name
Father Name: Father Name Mother Name: Mother Name
Relationship (to Survivor): Relationship
Birth Date: 1/01/1925
Town In Holocaust: Town Country In Holocaust: Country
Profession (Main) In Holocaust: Profession
Status (Today): Alive/Dead
If Dead - Death Place: Town Country Death Reason: Death Reason Year Of Death: Year
If Alive - Address Today: Town Country
Email: aaa@bbbbbb.net

LIPIANY ליפייני

2006-06-26T00:35:00.000-07:00

LIPIANY (Hung.Héthárs) Slovakia, Czechoslovakia, today Republic of Slovakia. Jews probably arrived in the early 18th century. In 1848, they numbered about 130 and in 1859 they erected a wooden synagogue. In the early 20th century, a beit midrash with a talmud torah was opened and a yeshiva operated intermittently as the Jewish population maintained a level of about 300 (20% of the total) until WWII. Hermann Kopp initiated Zionist activity in 1900 and was one of the founders of Mizrachi. Zionist activity expanded after WWI, with WIZO, Hashomer Hatzair, and Betar all active. A new synagogue was consecrated in 1929. Jews owned 38 commercial establishments, a sawmill, distillery, and dairy. In 1941, the Slovakian authorities closed down Jewish-owned businesses and seized their owners for forced labor. About 55 young Jewish men and women were deported to Majdanek and Auschwitz, respectively, in late March 1942. About 300 Jews from L. and its environs were deported to the Rejowiec ghetto in the Lublin district of Poland on 22 May. More...