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TYSZKOWSKI GROUP PHOTOS
PAGE 8
KREJNA KOWALSKA,
OWSIEJ MORTCHAJ NIEDZWIECKI
AND FAMILY
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Photo 03-08-01
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The
Niedzwiecki Family
(left to
right)
Tova
Niedzwiecka (later Akerman)
Abram
Icek Niedzwiecki
Krejna
Niedzwiecka (née Kowalska, standing)
Owsiej
Mortchaj Niedzwiecki
Efroim
Hersz Niedzwiecki (later Efraim Sharon, on his
father's lap)
Izrael
Moszk Niedzwiecki
Radzilow, c.1921
Krejna and Owsiej Mortchaj had married in Radzilow
in 1906, and are shown here with four of their
eldest six children. It is not known why Chaja Fejga
and Riwka Reizil are missing. Most of this family
emigrated to Israel in 1933. Izrael Moszk emigrated
first to Cuba, then to Florida, but his descendants
have not been traced. Abram Icek is believed to have
been killed in the Holocaust. Efroim Hersz fought in
the British Army in Greece in World War II and was
taken prisoner of war. He was held in Stalag VIIIB
from 1941-45, before returning to Israel. Krejna
died in 1945.
Read a short biography of
Efroim Hersz, written by his son
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Photo donated
by Yehiam & Avinoam Sharon, via José Gutstein |
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Photo 03-08-02
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Tova
Niedzwiecka (later Akerman) and her brother Izrael
Moszk Niedzwiecki
Radzilow, c.1921
Both
these children moved to Israel with their parents in
1933. Izrael Moszk then emigrated to Cuba,
then
to Florida, but his descendants have not been
traced.
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Photo donated
by Yehiam & Avinoam Sharon, via José Gutstein |
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Photo 03-08-03
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Owsiej
Mortchaj Niedzwiecki
Possibly taken in
Cuba, 1930s
Owsiej
Mortchaj was born in Jedwabne c.1888 and married
Krejna Kowalska in Radzilow in 1906. Having had his
family
in Radzilow, he emigrated with them to Israel in 1933, but this photo was labelled "Cuba
05" in
Ilan
Guy's collection, suggesting he may have visited Cuba, where it is known that one of his sons
settled.
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Photo donated by Ilan Guy via José Gutstein |
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Photo 03-08-05
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Photo 03-08-06
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Efroim
Hersz Niedzwiecki (later Efraim Sharon) during his
time in the British Army, 1939-45
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On induction at Sarafend, Israel, 2
December 1939
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Date and
location unknown |
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Efroim
Hersz was born in Radzilow in 1920 and moved to
Israel with his parents in 1933.
He
fought in the British Army in Greece in World War II
and was taken prisoner of war.
He was
held in Stalag VIIIB from 1941-45, before returning
to Israel.
Read a short biography of
Efroim Hersz, written by his son
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Photo donated
by Yehiam & Avinoam Sharon, via José Gutstein |
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Photo 03-08-07
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Photo 03-08-08
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Efroim
Hersz Niedzwiecki (later Efraim Sharon) during his
time in German prisoner of war camp Stalag VIIIB,
1941-45
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Back row, second
from left, marked with a cross
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Back
row, third from left |
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Efroim
Hersz was born in Radzilow in 1920 and moved to
Israel with his parents in 1933.
He
fought in the British Army in Greece in World War II
and was taken prisoner of war.
He was
held in Stalag VIIIB from 1941-45, before returning
to Israel.
Read a short biography of
Efroim Hersz, written by his son
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Photos donated
by Yehiam & Avinoam Sharon, via José Gutstein |
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