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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn)
and Stanislaw Ramotowski
Radzilow, 1950's
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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn)
and Stanislaw Ramotowski
Radzilow, 1950's |
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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn),
Stanislaw Ramotowski and friend
Radzilow, 1950's |
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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn)
and Stanislaw Ramotowski
at their home in Radzilow, 2000
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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn)
and Stanislaw Ramotowski
at a reception given by Pres. Kwasniewski, Presidential Palace, Warsaw, July 2001,
marking the 60th anniversary of
the Jedwabne pogroms
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Marianna (Rachel Finkielsztejn),
Stanislaw Ramotowski and family
Radzilow, 1990's |
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 [Bottom row L-R]: Antonina Wyrzykowska
(Righteous Gentile who saved seven Jews),
Szmul Wasersztejn (Samuel Waserstein in Costa Rica),
Leja Kubrzanska (Kubran);
[Back row L-R]: Janek Kubrzanski (Jack Kubran),
unidentified man.
Photo taken after liberation in Jedwabne.
Szmul was born in Radzilow, though raised in Jedwabne, where
he survived the Holocaust. His story and that of Antonina's
heroism is well-documented in many Holocaust testimonies and
in Jan Tomasz Gross' ground-breaking book "Sasiedzi" about
the Holocaust in Jedwabne, which also mentions the events in Radzilow.
The book was released in English in April, 2001.
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Radzilow School Class, 1938
[This class consisted of both
Catholics and Jews; some students
dressed in traditional Polish outfits] |
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Radzilow teacher and school principal, Maksym Feliks Jonkajtys, originally from Szczuczyn, and his wife
Felicja (nee Czerepowicz) Jonkajtys
Maksym killed in Szczuczyn, 1944
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Wladyslaw Rogowski
Radzilow landowner
Died in Radzilow, 1920-25 |
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Pelagia Rogowski, daughter of Radzilow landowner Wladyslaw Rogowski, 1920
Went to America, 1925-6 |
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Pelagia Rogowski and sister
Pelagia went to America, 1925-6 |
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Radzilow School Class, ca 1916
Natalia Rogowski in back, far right
[Most likely a school in a private house;
given the year, most likely Catholic girls only] |
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Rogowski family member
in traditional Polish dress |
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Singer Sewing Machine exhibition;
Promotion offering a free sewing
and embroidery course;
Attended by [Far R] Pelagia Rogowski,
[4th from R] most likely Natalia Rogowski
[Unknown if taken in Radzilow or Lomza]
Pelagia went to America, 1925-6 |
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