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| The Kalish Book relates to Kalisz in Poland located at 51°45' N,
18°5' E
It is 95 km (59 mi) W of Lodz. The book was edited by I. M. Lask and published in Tel Aviv 1968
For information on finding a library which has a copy of the book, refer
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The index contains the names (in alphabetical sequence) of 1,075 Jewish
people mentioned in The Kalish Book, together with the names of six non-Jews
who, at great danger to themselves, helped Jews to escape from the Germans
during the Holocaust.
A number of assumptions have been made for the purpose of producing
the index.
2. Many names are not given in full and spellings are not always consistent, even when it is clear from the context that the same person is meant. There may, therefore, be multiple entries for the same person or, more rarely, several people may have been combined in one entry. 3. The maiden names of married women are seldom given, so the names given in the text are used. 4. Very few birth dates are given in the book, so dates have been very broadly estimated from the context. Attempts have been made to distinguish the generations, but these may not always have been successful. |
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| Surnames up to C | Surnames D to L |
| Surnames M to R | Surnames S to Z |
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| Surname | Forenames | Date of Birth | Notes | Page |
| M | M | c.1890 | Author of section - The Budgetary Session of the Kehilla Council, 1930. Reprinted | 140 |
| from Dos Kalisher Leben 28 Feb 1930 | ||||
| Majzner | S | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 175 |
| Makower | Nota | c.1850 | Beer-shop proprietor. Former embroiderer | 119 |
| Makowski | Henryk | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 174 |
| Makowsky | L | c.1910 | Contributor to section - The Jewish Political Parties. Describes the "Yugend" | 126, 241 |
| Youth Section of the Left Poale Zion. Collected material for the Kalish Book | ||||
| Mamlock | A J | c.1880 | Editor of Kalisher Leben. Weekly. Published until Second World War. Under Agudat | 110 |
| Israel influence | ||||
| Mamlock | I | c.1880 | Journalist and editor of Dos Kalisher Leben | 135 |
| Mamlock | Joseph | c.1890 | A patron in Kalish of the Society of Immigrants from Kalish for Mutual Assistance. | 222, 223 |
| Member of the Kehilla of Kalish in 1946. Arranged for ritual and religious objects | ||||
| to be sent to Kalish in 1946 | ||||
| Mamlock | Leizer | c.1750 | Had communal levy of 240 thalers taken from him in 1812 | 43 |
| Mamlok | Isaiah | c.1770 | Wholesaler in 1808 | 38 |
| Mamlok | Katriel | c.1870 | Head of the Etz Hayyim Yeshiva | 101 |
| Mamrot | Maurici | c.1830 | Curator of the Hospital | 146 |
| Mamroth | Ludwig | c.1790 | Banker. Married the daughter of Joseph Redlich and opened a successful bank with M | 46, 51, |
| Landau. In 1830 his property was assesed at 130,000 gulden. In 1822 obtained a | 52, 146, | |||
| permit for a Jewish school, not built because of the opposition of Rabbi M E | 147 | |||
| Ashkenazi. Chairman of the Hospital Committee. From 1829 collected for a new | ||||
| hospital of 20 beds, which opened in February 1837. Succeeded in opening a school | ||||
| in July 1862. Died shortly after. | ||||
| Mansfeld | Israel | c.1900 | Member of the United Distribution Committee for Aid Funds from America c.1935 | 238 |
| Mansfeld | Lipman | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Mansfield | Mendel (Milton ?) | c.1900 | A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1934 | 237, 238, |
| 240 | ||||
| Marcus | Jacob | c.1660 | Merchant. Visited Leipzig Fair regularly | 21 |
| Margolis | Ezekiel Joseph | c.1910 | Member of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247 |
| Margolis | Shalom | c.1910 | Member of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247(P) |
| Margolis | Shmuel | c.1910 | Joint first editor of the Year-book of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in | 240 |
| 1942 | ||||
| Margulies | Leon | c.1880 | Secretary of the Kehilla Council - 1930. Died 1931 | 140, 163 |
| Margulis | Lola | c.1910 | Nurse at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 253 |
| Mark | B | c.1910 | Gave account of the activities of Rivka and Vera Shurek in the Bialystock Ghetto | 317 |
| Markovitch | Shaia | c.1890 | Secretary of the Society of Transport Workers c. 1935 | 238 |
| Markowski | Gustav | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Maroko | Meir | c.1910 | Member of the Forest Committee in 1952. Secretary of the Kalish House Committee in | 224, 226 |
| 1955 | ||||
| Maroko | Shoshana | c.1900 | Member of the Ladies Committee which re-activated the Society of Immigrants from | 223, 224, |
| Kalish for Mutual Assistance in 1945. Co-opted to the main committee in 1946. | 226 | |||
| Collector for the Memorial Forest in 1952. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in | ||||
| 1955 | ||||
| Matusak | c.1900 | Manager of the Bund Amateur Theatre Circle | 216 | |
| Mayer | Jonah | c.1740 | Physician. Head of the community in 1793 | 33, 34 |
| Median | Nahum | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. Member of the Executive of the Non- | 6, 241, |
| (Medien) | partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967 | 247(P), | ||
| (Medina) | 329(P) | |||
| Meiner | Max | c.1880 | A founder in USA of the Kalish Progressive Young Men's Society in 1904 and the | 244, 245 |
| General Relief Committee for the Kalish Poor. A founder of the Kalisher | ||||
| Independent Society in USA in c.1937. Active in 1967 | ||||
| Meir | Mordechai | c.1860 | Water-carrier | 195 |
| Meisner | G | c.1910 | A founder of the Kalisher un Umgegent Landsmanschaft fon Nei-Gekumene in 1951 | 246 |
| Meisner | Isaac | c.1870 | Member of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Local magnate | 102 |
| Meizner | c.1850 | Industrialist. Founder of an embroidery factory in Kalish. Placed a hall at the | 73, 138 | |
| disposal of Turn un Sports Verein in 1911 | ||||
| Meizner | c.1910 | Joined the Audit Committee of the Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1950. | 231 | |
| Menahemai | M | c.1860 | Author of section - A Pogrom in 5638 (Another Version) | 106 |
| Mera | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Merantz | c.1880 | Music lover. Helped to found mixed (secular) choirs | 103 | |
| Messer | Feivish | c.1890 | Market-trader. Stabbed in attacks of 1931 | 179 |
| Messer | Gershon | c.1900 | Member of the choir of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Soprano | 102 |
| Mickiewicz | Adam | 1798 | Public Library named after him | 10 |
| Miedzinsky | A | c.1910 | Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953 | 241 |
| Milgrom | Abraham | c.1910 | Author of section - Kalish in May 1962 | 288 |
| Milner | Joseph | c.1910 | Author of section - Kalish as a Family Name | 108 |
| Mintz | L | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalisher Un Umgegent Landsmanschaft Fun Nei Gekume | 246 |
| Mitz | Luzer | c.1880 | Member of the Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Kalish in late 1939 | 251 |
| Monish | c.1660 | Family opened a Hebrew press for Shabtai Meshorer Bass | 109 | |
| Mordechai | Abraham | c.1850 | Rebbe of Gur. Established the Agudat Israel | 91 |
| Morgenstern | c.1850 | Rabbi and Dayan. Shot by the Germans in 1914 | 96 | |
| Morgenstern | Alexander | c.1800 | Physician. Polish Nationalist | 48 |
| Morgenstern | Michael | c.1770 | Physician. In 1835 wrote a disturbing report on medical and epidemiological | 48, 51, |
| conditions in the congested Jewish Quarter. With the help of Ludwig Mamroth | 145 | |||
| founded a new hospital of 20 beds in February 1837 | ||||
| Morris | Walter | c.1900 | Member of the Forest Committee in USA | 224 |
| Moscovitch | c.1890 | Market-trader. Leg broken in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Moscowitch | Hela | c.1890 | Rebellious inmate of the Judenlager in Borhagen-Kozminek in 1942. Killed | 268 |
| Moses | Alexander | c.1850 | Crippled son of Rabbi Welvel Moses | 201 |
| Ziskind | ||||
| Moses | Welvel | c.1820 | Rabbi. Father of Alexander Zoiskind Moses | 201 |
| Moshe | Joseph | c.1750 | From Dzialoszyn. Shtadlan (mediator). A representative of the Jews of Kalish in | 40 |
| 1811 | ||||
| Moskovitch | S | c.1910 | Member of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247(P) |
| Moskowitch | Moshe | c.1910 | Soldier. Returned prisoner-of-war in 1940 | 256 |
| Mozes | Velvel | c.1850 | Rabbi. Member of the Contributing Committee of the Yeshiva of the Sages of Lublin | 90, 101 |
| Mueller | c.1810 | Established the weaving industry in the neighbouring Turek | 73 | |
| Naparstek | Haim Mendel | c.1900 | Member of the Central Committee. Collector for the Memorial Forest in 1952. An | 223, 224, |
| Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 | |||
| Neiman | c.1870 | Barber-surgeon. Ran barber shop and extracted teeth in the Judenlager in 1940 | 257 | |
| Neimann | c.1910 | Tailor. Family worked in the tailors' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 260 | |
| Neparstek | Neha | c.1900 | Collector for the Memorial Forest in 1952. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in | 224, 226 |
| 1955 | ||||
| Neugarten | D | c.1900 | Manager of the Poalei Zion Amateur Theatre Group. Stage Manager of the Comet | 216, 217 |
| Amateur Little Theatre | ||||
| Neugarten | Z | c.1900 | Actor in the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 |
| Neugarten | Z | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 |
| Neuhaus | c.1910 | Hassid | 266 | |
| Neuhaus | Dov | c.1890 | Chairman of the Society of Artizans in Poland, Kalish Branch c.1935 | 237 |
| Neuman | c.1890 | Orderly at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Neuman | Pabek | c.1890 | Doctor. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. | 205 |
| Neuman | Zygmunt | c.1880 | Lawyer. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 |
| Nissenbaum | Yitzhak | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927. Member of the Council of | 217, |
| the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) | |||
| Nomberg | Hella | c.1890 | Helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 |
| Nordau | Max | 1849 | Descended from the Monish family | 109 |
| Nowak | c.1880 | Miller. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 | |
| Oder | Isaac | c.1880 | Chairman of the Kehilla Council - 1930 and Member - 1936 | 140, 144 |
| Okladek | Janet (Jennie) | c.1910 | Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief Committee in USA in 1967 | 240, 241, |
| (Okladeck) | (Jeanette) | 247(P) | ||
| Okladek | Samuel | c.1910 | Financial Secretary of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. Financial Secretary of | 6, 240, |
| (Okladeck) | the Non-partisan Kalish Relief Committee in USA in 1967. Member of the Forest | 241, | ||
| Committee in USA in 1953 | 247(P), | |||
| 329(P) | ||||
| Okonowsky | H | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1945 | 238, 240 |
| Opas (Ofas) | c.1910 | Tailor. Worker in the tailors' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 256, 260 | |
| Opochinska | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 with her daughter | 253 | |
| Oppenheim | Eliezer | c.1850 | Owner of timber store | 200 |
| Oppenheim | Heniek | c.1890 | Frequenter of Cafe George | 205 |
| Oppenheim | Marina | c.1890 | Frequenter of Cafe George. Wife of Mottek Oppenheim. Maiden name Temkin | 205 |
| Oppenheim | Mottek | c.1890 | Frequenter of Cafe George. Husband of Marina Temkin | 205 |
| Ornstein | Samson | c.1850 | Chief Rabbi of Kalish at the beginning of the 20th century. A great scholar | 121 |
| Oscar | Sam | c.1900 | A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1934 | 237, 240 |
| Osiakowski | Jakob | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 175 |
| Packentraeger | Meir | c.1910 | Author of sections - Cultural Life, The New Year, My Eyes Perceive You. | 135, 194, |
| (Packentreger) | Contributor to Kalisher Leben | 198 | ||
| Palach | H | c.1890 | Spoke on behalf of Hehalutz Hamerkazi at the Lag Ba'Omer march | 210 |
| Pancher | Joel | c.1850 | Worker in Leib Hayyim's factory | 119 |
| Parzenczewski | c.1910 | Joined the Committee of the Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1950. | 231 | |
| Parzenczewski | Shlomo Kalman | c.1850 | Allocated the order by which the congregation are summoned to the reading of the | 201 |
| Torah and said the relevant blessings | ||||
| Pawelska | c.1890 | Not Jewish. Hid Dr Moshe Gross in 1942 and aided his escape | 272 | |
| Pawelski | Antoni | c.1890 | Not Jewish. Hid Dr Moshe Gross in 1942 and aided his escape | 271, 272, |
| 273 | ||||
| Pazanowski | c.1870 | Owned shop selling second-hand clothes | 208 | |
| Peretz | Simeon | c.1770 | Wholesaler in 1808 | 38 |
| Perkal | Joseph | c.1880 | Lawyer. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. Chairman of the Society for Craftsmanship | 204, 238, |
| and Farming among Jews c.1935. Member of the Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Kalish | 251 | |||
| in late 1939 | ||||
| Perle | David | c.1870 | Member of the Contributing Committee of the Yeshiva of the Sages of Lublin | 101 |
| Perle | Frania | c.1910 | Member of the Kalisher Non-partisan Relief Committee in 1967 | 247(P) |
| Perle | Hayyim | c.1880 | Chairman of the Market Travellers Section of the Small Merchants' Society c.1935 | 144, 169, |
| Member of the United Distribution Committee for Aid Funds from America c.1935. | 238 | |||
| Member of the Society for Craftsmanship and Farming among Jews c.1935 | ||||
| Perle | Mordechai Isaiah | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Perle | Noah | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. | 240 |
| Perlstein | S | c.1890 | Member of the Society for Craftsmanship and Farming among Jews c.1935 | 238 |
| Piedzanek | S | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. Member of the Forest Committee in | 240, 241 |
| (Piedshank) | USA in 1953 | |||
| Pile | Isadore | c.1910 | President of the Kalisher Bruder Ferein in 1953 | 241, 243 |
| Pilz | Berel | c.1910 | Tailor. Worker in the tailors' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 260 |
| Pinczewski | S | c.1910 | Author of section - Rowing Club K.W.30 | 139 |
| Pinczewski | Stephan | c.1880 | Engineer. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 |
| Pins | Hatzkel | c.1850 | Worker in Leib Hayyim's factory | 119 |
| Piotrkowski | c.1910 | Member of the committee of the Hapoel Sports Club founded in 1933-34 | 137 | |
| Piotrkowski | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of Kalish Landsleit in Jerusalem | 229 | |
| Platek | Joel | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Plotsky | c.1880 | Doctor. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. Doctor at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 205, 253 | |
| (Plotski) | ||||
| Podaretski | Itshe | c.1900 | Carried Rabbi Ezekiel Liebshitz home after heart attack | 99 |
| Poiker | Feivish | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Poporetz | Shlomo | c.1910 | Leader of the Bund in Bialystock in 1939-1943 | 303 |
| Poznanski | Alexander | c.1890 | Author of section - We Are Taking Steps. Reprinted from Kalisher Leben 13 Nov | 205, 238 |
| 1936. Member of the Society for Craftsmanship and Farming among Jews c.1935 | ||||
| Poznanski | Olek | c.1890 | Frequenter of Cafe George | 205 |
| Prager | J | c.1880 | Lawyer. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 |
| Prashker | Becky | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1945 | 238 |
| Prashker | Golda | c.1910 | Hosted a meeting to found Kalish House in Israel | 240 |
| Prashker | Jay | c.1880 | A founder of the Kalisher Progressive Young Men's Society in USA in 1904 | 244 |
| Prashker | Sam | c.1910 | Hosted a meeting to found Kalish House in Israel | 240 |
| Preger | c.1910 | Soldier. Returned prisoner-of-war in 1940 | 255 | |
| Preger | Alexander | c.1870 | Member of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Local magnate | 102 |
| Preger | Shimon | c.1900 | One of the last members of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) | 103 |
| Prives | Isaiah | c.1820 | Wealthy Hasssid. Children married children of Rabbi Hayyim Eliezer Wachs | 96 |
| Propper | c.1850 | Worker at Waldberg's factory | 120 | |
| Prussak | c.1890 | Helped with burials at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Pulvermacher | Abraham | 1924 | Killed in action in Israel in 1948. Son of Isaac and Mina Pulvermacher | 324 |
| Pulvermacher | Isaac | c.1900 | Husband of Mina Pulvermacher and father of Abraham Pulvermacher | 324 |
| Pulvermacher | Mina | c.1900 | Wife of Isaac Pulvermacher and mother of Abraham Pulvermacher | 324 |
| R | S | c.1910 | Author of section - Hehalutz | 217 |
| Rabinowitz | L | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 |
| Ragashinsky | c.1890 | Took part in demonstration with Peretz Walter in 1919 | 113 | |
| Rakow | c.1890 | Actor. Founded first group of amateur actors in 1912 | 215 | |
| Rakowski | Shmulek | c.1910 | Driver or locksmith. Soldier. Returned prisoner-of-war in 1940 | 255, 256 |
| Rakowsky | S | c.1910 | Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953. Chairman of the Kalisher Un | 241, 246 |
| Umgegent Landsmanschaft Fun Nei Gekume | ||||
| Redlich | B | c.1800 | Physician. In charge of the hospital from 1848 to 1860 | 51 |
| Redlich | Isaac | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Redlich | Joseph | c.1760 | Merchant. In 1820 a leading importer of woollen yarns, spirit manufacturer, | 46, 147 |
| general agent, wool buyer and wholesale merchant. Prospered after his daughter | ||||
| married Ludwig Mamroth. In 1830 his property was assessed at 2 million gulden. | ||||
| Signed contract of purchase of the Hospital | ||||
| Redlich | Samuel Joseph | c.1750 | In 1793 taken by the King under special protection and given permission to trade | 33, 38 |
| and store goods freely. He, his wife and heirs exempt from all kinds of | ||||
| mistreatment and entitled to display silks, textiles and wool during fairs in | ||||
| Kalish. Might brew beer and distill spirits. In 1814 a dealer in liquor and | ||||
| textiles and exporter of grain and cattle. | ||||
| Reich | Jacob | c.1890 | A founder of the Dramatic Circle in 1915 | 216 |
| Repphahn | c.1810 | Established the weaving industry in Kalish | 73 | |
| Ring | J | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 175 |
| Ringlelblum | c.1900 | 297 | ||
| Rockman | Samuel | c.1900 | Shopkeeper. An anti-Jewish riot started at his boot-shop | 88 |
| Rogozinsky | Fania | c.1910 | Member of the Central Committee in 1949. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in | 223, 226 |
| 1955 | ||||
| Romkowsky | c.1890 | Ruler of the Lodz Ghetto | 268 | |
| Roselaar | Elijah | c.1800 | Rabbi of Kalish from 1840 until his death in 1850 | 50 |
| Rosenbaum | Joseph | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Jerusalem. Member of the Committee of | 6, 230(P) |
| Kalish Landsleit in Jerusalem | ||||
| Rosenblatt | c.1880 | Of Lodz. Deputy in the Seim. Collected money in America for relief of Jews of | 114, 241 | |
| Kalish | ||||
| Rosenblatt | Joshua | c.1900 | Severely wounded in 1919 riots and afterwards died of his wounds | 114 |
| Rosenblatt | Yossele | c.1870 | Cantor. Composed a tune for a Hebrew anthem for Poale Agudat Israel | 129 |
| Rosenbloom | c.1850 | Factory owner. Partner of Leib Hayyim | 116 | |
| Rosenbloom | Zalman | c.1750 | One of the communal heads in 1800. A representative of the Jews of Kalish in 1814 | 34, 44 |
| Rosenblum | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Rosenblum | Hananel | c.1870 | Head of Agudat Israel in Kalish with Joseph Moshe Heber. Member of the Kehilla | 91, 144 |
| Council - 1936 | ||||
| Rosenfeld | c.1860 | Inmate and helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Rosenfeld | Abel | c.1910 | Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228 |
| Rosenfeld | Hela | c.1910 | Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) |
| Rosenfeld | Irka | c.1890 | Helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 |
| Rosenwald | Isaac Solomon | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | >144 |
| Rosenzweig | H | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 |
| Rotenberg | Joseph | c.1910 | Delegate of the Borochow Kibbutzim in Lodz in 1946 | 235 |
| Roth | c.1890 | Member of the Judenrat at camp at Kozminek-Bornhagen in 1939-40 | 255, 262 | |
| Roth | Samuel (Shmuel) | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. Moved from USA to Israel in 1962 - | 6, 228, |
| 1964. Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967. | 240, 241, | |||
| Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953. A member of the Kalisher | 245, | |||
| Independent Society in USA in 1967 | 329(P) | |||
| Roth | Yasha (Yadzia) | c.1910 | Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967 | 240, 241, |
| 247(P) | ||||
| Rotzeig | c.1880 | Member of the Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Kalish in late 1939 | 251 | |
| Roy | Mordechai | c.1870 | Organiser of after-work Torah studies at the Magen Abraham Yeshiva at the Great | 100 |
| Synagogue | ||||
| Rozenfeld | Ch | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper | 148 |
| Rubashow | Zalman | c.1890 | Came from Warsaw to lecture to the Kalish branch of Poale Zion. Later became the | 127 |
| third President of Israel | ||||
| Rubin | Abraham | c.1880 | One of the founders and editors of Kalisher Leben. Died in 1931 | 163 |
| Rubin | Shlomo | c.1880 | Contributor to Dos Kalisher Leben. Wrote for the theatre. Author of section - My | 135, 186 |
| City - Reprinted from Kalisher Leben 14 Mar 1930 | ||||
| Rubinstein | Moshe | c.1910 | Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) |
| Ruhr (Rohr) | Bendet | c.1910 | Worker in the shoemakers' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 260, 269 |
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