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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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| Surname | Forenames | Date of Birth | Notes | Page |
| Sachs | I | c.1900 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. | 240 |
| Sachs | Philip | c.1770 | Wholesaler in 1808 | 38 |
| Sachs | Samuel | c.1770 | Wholesaler in 1808 | 38 |
| Sadalski | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Salz | Leah | c.1910 | Worked with the Committee of the Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1944. | 231(P) |
| Left Israel for USA in 1953 | ||||
| Salz | Yehezkiel | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1944 | 231(P) |
| Salzman | c.1910 | Collected material for the Kalish Book | 241 | |
| Schachtel | Joseph | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Scheinfeld | c.1880 | Miller. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 | |
| Schiller | c.1910 | Tailor. Worker in the tailors' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 256, 260 | |
| Schlumper | Moshe | c.1850 | Assistant Rabbi and Dayan of Kalish at beginning of 20th century. Scholar. Very | 121 |
| stern and rude to youngsters and adults | ||||
| Schreier | Adam | c.1870 | Member of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Local magnate | 102 |
| Schwartzenberg | Mottel | c.1900 | Cantor of the Great Synagogue from c.1930 | 104 |
| Schwartzmann | Meir | c.1910 | Rabbi. Author of section - Religious Life in the City | 90 |
| Schwarzbard | c.1910 | With Dr Moshe Gross in escape attempt in 1942. | 270 | |
| Segal | Sam | c.1880 | First Secretary of the Kalisher Progressive Young Men's Society in USA in 1904 | 244 |
| Seid | c.1880 | Member of the Judenrat (Jewish Council) in Kalish. Doctor at the Jewish Hospital | 251, 253 | |
| in late 1939 | ||||
| Seidel | c.1860 | Head mechanic. Worker in Leib Hayyim' factory | 118 | |
| Seidel | c.1890 | Messenger in the Judenlager in 1940 | 257 | |
| Seidorf | Xenia | c.1880 | For decades paid court to by Jacob Adler | 204 |
| Seife | Abba | c.1880 | Frequenter of Cafe George. Dedicatee of section - 19 Ciasna Street | 205, 207 |
| Seife | Bella | c.1880 | Dedicatee of section - 19 Ciasna Street | 207 |
| Seldorf | Shabtai | c.1880 | Representative of the Jewish National Fund | 132 |
| Semiaticki | Leon | c.1880 | Frequenter of Udzialowa Cafe. Chairman of the Zionist Association and Cooperative | 204 |
| Bank | ||||
| Semiaticki | Moniek | c.1880 | Miller's representative. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. Representative for the | 204 |
| Kowalskis | ||||
| Shalit | c.1890 | Doctor at the camp at Kozminek-Bornhagen in 1939-40. | 255, 261 | |
| Shapira | Jacob | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Shapiro | Jacob | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 |
| Shapiro | Mordechai Hacohen | c.1850 | Scholar | 200 |
| Shari | Israel | c.1910 | Tailor. Resistance fighter. Killed 1943 | 312-313 |
| Shaviska | Berish | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Shecter | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Sheindels | Yehuda Lieb | 1807 | 110 | |
| Sheinik | Hayyim | c.1870 | Beadle (Shamash) of the Old House of Study at the beginning of the 20th century | 122 |
| Shelak | c.1870 | Chairman of the Merchants' Society in 1929 and Adviser to the Lodz Chamber of | 157 | |
| Commerce | ||||
| Shelak | Moshe Yaakov | 1924 | Killed in action with Palmah in 1948. Son of Zvi and Sarah Shelak | 325 |
| (Melnick) | ||||
| Shelak | Sarah | c.1900 | Wife of Zvi Shelak and mother of Moshe Yaakov (Melnik) Shelak | 325 |
| Shelak | Zvi | c.1900 | Husband of Sarah Shelak and father of Moshe Yaakov (Melnik) Shelak | 325 |
| Sheniak | Eizik | c.1880 | Embroiderer | 115 |
| Shepinger | Simha | c.1910 | 262 | |
| Sheps | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1930 | 141 | |
| Sher | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 | |
| Sherek | Nahum | c.1890 | Shopkeeper. A member of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925. His house was used as | 222 |
| a meeting place | ||||
| Shiloh | Jacob | 1935 | Rav Seren (Major) in Israel Defence Army. Killed in action with Paratroopers in | 325 |
| Israel in 1967. Son of Moshe and Yonina Shiloh (Shela) | ||||
| Shiloh | Moshe | c.1900 | Husband of Yonina Shiloh (Shela) and father of Jacob Shiloh | 325 |
| Shiloh | Yonina | c.1900 | Wife of Moshe Shiloh and mother of Jacob Shiloh (? nee Shelah) | 325 |
| Shimshoni | Shlomo | c.1910 | Member of the Central Committee in 1949. Chairman of the Committee of Kalish | 223, 229 |
| Landsleit in Jerusalem | ||||
| Shinagel | Artur | c.1910 | Chemical engineer. Set up laboratory at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939. Husband | 254, 258, |
| of Devorah Gross-Shinagel and father of Jacob Shinagel | 267, 269 | |||
| Shinagel | Jakob (Jacob) | c.1940 | Son of Artur Shinagel and Dr Devorah Gross-Shinagel. Nephew of Dr Moshe Gross | 251, 267 |
| (Henryk Zeligowski) | ||||
| Shklanovsky | Menahem | c.1890 | Went to Jerusalem for Passover 1924 and stayed with Moshe Haim Waxman of Kalish. A | 222, 223, |
| founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925. Member of the committee which re- | 224, 226, | |||
| activated the Society of Immigrants from Kalish for Mutual Assistance in 1945. In | 226(P), | |||
| 1950 proposed a Memorial Forest. Member of the Forest Committee in 1952. Member | 329(P) | |||
| of the Kalish Committee in 1955. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv | ||||
| Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | ||||
| Shklanovsky | Raphael Meir | c.1890 | A patron in Kalish of the Society of Immigrants from Kalish for Mutual Assistance | 222 |
| Shklanovsky | Yonah | 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 | 228(P) | |||
| 1955. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District | ||||
| Landsleit | ||||
| Shklanowski | Samuel Isaac | 1925 | Killed by exploding grenade while training in Israel in 1948. Son of Yehiel Yehuda | 326 |
| and Shoshana Shklanowski | ||||
| Shklanowski | Shoshana | c.1900 | Wife of Yehiel Yehuda Shklanowski and mother of Samuel Isaac Shklanowski | 326 |
| Shklanowski | Yehiel Yehuda | c.1900 | Husband of Shoshana Shklanowski and father of Samuel Isaac Shklanowski | 326 |
| Shlomowitz | W | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 |
| Shmerelovitch | Marcus | c.1660 | Merchant. Visited Leipzig Fair regularly | 21 |
| Shmerling | Sala | c.1910 | Member of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247(P) |
| Shmerling | Yidel | c.1910 | Chairman of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247(P) |
| Shmuelevitch | Mordechai | c.1880 | Editor of Die Kalisher Woch | 135 |
| Shtroi | Joseph | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Shureck | Melech | c.1900 | Collector for the Memorial Forest in 1952. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv | 224, |
| Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) | |||
| Shurek | Abraham | c.1900 | Husband of Rivka Shurek and father of Vera | 317 |
| Shurek | Bella | c.1910 | An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 |
| Shurek | Hava | c.1910 | Former Secretary of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. Contributor to section - | 6, 126, |
| The Jewish Political Parties. Describes Left Poale Zion. Moved from USA to Israel | 228(P), | |||
| in 1962 - 1964. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and | 240, 241, | |||
| District Landsleit. Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. Member of | 315 | |||
| the Forest Committee in USA in 1953. Author of section - Kalish Women in the | ||||
| Resistance | ||||
| Shurek | Israel | c.1910 | Moved from USA to Israel in 1962 - 1964. Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief | 228, 240, |
| in USA. Financial Secretary of the Forest Committee in USA. Member of the Forest | 241 | |||
| Committee in USA in 1953 | ||||
| Shurek | Moshe | c.1910 | An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 |
| Shurek | Rivka | c.1900 | Active resistance fighter in the Bialystock Ghetto. Wife of Abraham Shurek and | 317 |
| mother of Vera Shurek | ||||
| Shurek | Vera | c.1930 | Active resistance fighter in the Bialystock Ghetto. Daughter of Abraham Shurek and | 317 |
| Rivka Sherek | ||||
| Shurek | Y | c.1910 | Secretary of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1945 | 238 |
| Shurek-Halevi | L | c.1900 | Author of section - On the Island. Boxing champion of D.O.K. Poznan. Grandson of | 190 |
| Benjamin Hayyim Wolkowitch | ||||
| Sieradski | Fishel | c.1890 | Treasurer of the Society of Food Workers c.1935 | 237 |
| Sieradski | Leah | 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 | ||||
| Tel Aviv | ||||
| Sieradski | Mendel | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Israel. Member of the Central Committee. | 6, 223, |
| Treasurer of the committee which re-activated the Society of Immigrants from Kalish | 224, 226, | |||
| for Mutual Assistance in 1945. Member of the Forest Committee in 1952. An Israeli | 227, 228, | |||
| founder of Kalish House in Tel Aviv. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv | 329(P) | |||
| Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | ||||
| Sieradzki | c.1900 | Organiser of the Comet Amateur Little Theatre in 1925 | 216 | |
| Sieradzki | Joseph | c.1910 | Author of section - The Old Bridge in Kalish. Came to Israel with his family in | 201, 226 |
| 1957, bringing a Torah scroll, salver, hand, two wooden crowns and a shofar | ||||
| Silber (Dzims) | Bronek | c.1880 | Impresario of revues. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 |
| Silberberg | Zerah | 1916 | Active in resistance cells in Bialystock and Grodno in 1939-1943. Killed | 302, 303, |
| 306-311 | ||||
| Silberman | Eliezer | c.1900 | Husband of Esther Silberman and father of Isaac Silberman | 325 |
| Silberman | Esther | c.1900 | Wife of Eliezer Silberman and mother of Isaac Silberman | 325 |
| Silberman | Isaac | 1929 | Killed in action in Israel in 1948. Son of Eliezer and Esther Silberman | 325 |
| Sinaderka | David | c.1910 | Member of the Central Committee in 1949. Joined the Committee of the Kalish | 223, 231 |
| Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1950. | ||||
| Sitner | Henekh | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Sitner | Jacob David | 1897 | Leader of Poalei Zion (ZS) 1925-1942. Active member of the Underground. Killed in | 305(P)- |
| 1942. Husband of Leah and father of Joel (Yulek) | 306 | |||
| Sitner | Joel | c.1850 | Lame | 201 |
| Sitner | Joel (Yulek) | c.1930 | Active member of the Underground. Poet. Killed in 1943. Son of Jacob David | 306 |
| Sitner and Leah Sitner | ||||
| Sitner | Kalman | c.1910 | Living in Kibbutz Ein Shemer in 1953. Gave a Torah Crown, salver and hand to | 225 |
| Israel Legation in Warsaw. | ||||
| Sitner | Leah | c.1900 | Active member of the Underground. Killed in 1943. Wife of Jacob David Sitner and | 303, 304 |
| mother of Joel (Yulek) Sitner | ||||
| Sitner | Leon | c.1880 | Lawyer. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe | 204 |
| Skobron | c.1860 | Inmate and helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Skowron- | P | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper. Proprietor of "Grafika" | 148 |
| Beatus | ||||
| Smatek | Mordechai | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Smolen | Marie (Mary) | c.1910 | Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967 | 240, 241, |
| (Smollin) | 247(P) | |||
| (Smolin) | ||||
| Smolen | Max | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. Went to Europe on behalf of the Non- | 6, 239, |
| (Smollin) | partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1947. Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan | 240, 241, | ||
| (Smolin) | Kalish Relief in USA in 1967. Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953 | 247(P), | ||
| 329(P) | ||||
| Sokolow | Nahum | c.1820 | Pupil of Rabbi Joshua Trunk | 96 |
| Solnick | H | c.1880 | Editor of Kalisher Blatt. Weekly. Three issues 1922. Author of section - The | 110, 196, |
| Ninth of Av in 1917. Member of the Committee of Kalish Landsleit in Jerusalem | 229 | |||
| Solnick | Joel | c.1890 | A patron in Kalish of the Society of Immigrants from Kalish for Mutual Assistance | 222 |
| Solnick | Leon | c.1910 | Author of section - Our City | 83 |
| Solnik | c.1850 | Proprietor of drugstore | 200 | |
| Solnik | c.1890 | Dentist. Colonel in the Polish Army. Last burial in cemetery | 288 | |
| Solnik | Hershel | c.1880 | Editor of Die Kalisher Woch. | 135 |
| Solomonowicz | c.1880 | Established the velvet industry in Kalish | 78 | |
| Somatitsky | c.1860 | Inmate and helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Somatitzka | c.1890 | Helper at the Talmud Torah extension to the Jewish hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Sowa | Isaiah Leib | c.1890 | A founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925 | 222 |
| Springer | c.1890 | Messenger in the Judenlager in 1940. | 257 | |
| Srolke | c.1860 | Cantor | 101 | |
| Stark | c.1900 | Manager of the Bund Amateur Theatre Circle | 216 | |
| Stein | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1930 | 141 | |
| Stein | Hayyim | c.1880 | Author of section - Seeking the Way | 131 |
| Stein | Katriel | c.1870 | Head of the Etz Hayyim Yeshiva | 101 |
| Stein | Katriel | c.1905 | Author of section - During the First World War. Grand-daughter of Yoel | 189 |
| Wangeczewski | ||||
| Stern | Hyman | c.1750 | A head of the community in 1812 | 42 |
| Stern | S | c.1880 | Editor of Das Kalisher Wort. Weekly. Three issues | 110 |
| Stollman | W | c.1910 | Member of the Organisation of Kalish District Landsleit in Australia | 247(P) |
| Ston | Mordechai | c.1840 | Grave-digger | 199, 200 |
| Storch | Helena | c.1910 | Nurse at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 253 |
| Storch | Hillel | c.1910 | Head of branch of the World Jewish Congress. Ransomed Jews | 235 |
| Sutzkever | A | c.1910 | Gave account of the activities of Rivka and Vera Shurek in the Bialystock Ghetto | 317 |
| Sytner | N | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 175 |
| Szklanowski | Menahem | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Israel | 6, 227 |
| (Shklanowsky) | ||||
| Szubin | Leon | c.1880 | Manager of the Cooperative Bank. Frequenter of Udzialowa Cafe | 204 |
| Szyk | Arthur | c.1910 | Author of Edition of the Statute (or Privileges) of Kalish | 227, 242 |
| Tall | Baruch | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Israel - Chairman. Author of sections - | 6, 10, 11, |
| Memorial Stones, The City Remains Solitary. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv | 219, 227, | |||
| Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P), | |||
| 329(P) | ||||
| Tamarson | c.1880 | Rabbi in Stawiszin (17km from Kalish) in 1916 | 89 | |
| Tamberg | Moshe | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 |
| Tannenbaum | Joseph | c.1910 | Went to Poland in 1945 as first representative of Polish Jewry | 239 |
| Tanz | Yehiel | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Temkin | c.1910 | Manager for Koznikowski. Posed as non-Jewish under the name Tanski. Had Jews | 311-312 | |
| (Tanski) | assigned to his factory and protected them. Brother of Mrs Katz, who worked for | |||
| him together with her husband and daughter. Hid his father. Denounced in 1943 and | ||||
| killed | ||||
| Tenenbaum | Welvel | c.1880 | Member of the choir of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Bass | 102 |
| Tenzer | c.1900 | Organiser of the Comet Amateur Little Theatre in 1925 | 216 | |
| Tenzer | Yehiel | c.1880 | A founder in Kalish of the General Relief Committee for the Kalish Poor. Member of | 123, 238, |
| the United Distribution Committee for Aid Funds from America c.1935. Chairman of | 314 | |||
| the Society of Laceworkers c. 1935. Member of the Youth Movement of the Left | ||||
| Poalei Zion. Chairman of the Textile Workers' Trade Union in Kalish. Warden of | ||||
| the Kehilla and member of the Municipality. Chairman of the Curatorium of the | ||||
| Borochow School. Active in the Warsaw Underground Movement and the Fighting Jewish | ||||
| Organisation in the Poniatowo concentration camp, where he was murdered | ||||
| Tiger | David | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1945 | 238, 240 |
| Tobias | Avraham | c.1890 | Chairman of the Society of Transport Workers c. 1935 | 238 |
| Tondowska | c.1900 | Actor at the Comet Amateur Little Theatre 1925 - 1927 | 217 | |
| Toporek | Smuel | c.1890 | A founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925 | 222 |
| Tosk | Wolf | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Trachenberg | M | c.1880 | Doctor. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. Vice-Chairman of the Society for | 205, 238 |
| Craftsmanship and Farming among Jews c.1935 | ||||
| Traube | Idel | c.1870 | Founded and conducted the Etz Hayyim Yeshiva for more than twenty-five years | 101 |
| Traube | Isaac | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1930 and 1936 | 140, 144 |
| Traube | Jacob | c.1750 | One of the communal heads in 1800 | 34 |
| Traube | Leizer | c.1880 | Member of the choir of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. First | 102 |
| Baritone | ||||
| Traube | Moshe Wolf | c.1870 | Warden of a centre for Alexander Hassidim | 101 |
| Traube | Wolf | c.1760 | A representative of Jews of Kalish in 1814 | 44 |
| Traube | Yudel | c.1860 | Manager of yeshiva at the Great Synagogue c.1908 | 105 |
| Trik | Mendel | c.1840 | 199 | |
| Trunk | Israel Joshua | c.1810 | Rabbi of Kutno | 97 |
| Trunk | J J | c.1880 | Yiddish journalist. Great-grandson of Rabbi Joshua Trunk | 96 |
| Trunk | Joshua | c.1790 | Rabbi. Teacher of Nahum Sokolow | 96 |
| Trunk | Shifra-Mirel | c.1840 | Daughter of Rabbi Israel Joshua Trunk. Second wife of Rabbi Hayyim Eliezer Wachs. | 97 |
| Tsadek | c.1890 | Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 | |
| Tsivush | Wolf | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. | 240 |
| Tubin | L | c.1890 | Member of the Society for Craftsmanship and Farming among Jews c.1935 | 238 |
| Tzomber | Leon | c.1880 | Engineer, architect. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. Member of the Town Council on | 204 |
| behalf of the Jewish Artizans | ||||
| Unger | Menashe | c.1910 | Writer. Editor of the Year-book of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967 | 240 |
| Vishnievski | c.1890 | Member of the Altestenrat (Council of Elders) in 1940 | 257 | |
| Vishnievski | c.1890 | Family went to Zdunska-Wola camp in 1942 | 268 | |
| W | K | c.1910 | Author of section - The Attacks on the Market-Dealers in Grodzisk - Reprinted from | 179 |
| Kalisher Woch 6 Nov 1931 | ||||
| Wachs | Hayyim Eliezer | 1822 | Rabbi of Tarnogrod 1842 to 1862. Rabbi of Kalish from 1862. Known by the name of | 52, 53, |
| his scholarly work "Nefesh Hayya". Educated man, lived a full and entire life in a | 96 to 98, | |||
| wealthy style and was strict rather than lenient. Opposed the establishment of a | 105, 128 | |||
| school which, nevertheless, was opened in 1862. Introduced an Eruv in Kalish in | ||||
| 1878, which led to a pogrom. Left in 1881. Became Rabbi of Pietrkow and died in | ||||
| 1889. One of the guiding and initiating spirits of Hovevei Zion in Kalish | ||||
| Wachs | Isaac David | c.1900 | Husband of Neha Wachs and father of Zeev Wachs | 326 |
| Wachs | Neha | c.1900 | Wife of Isaac David Wachs and mother of Zeev Wachs | 326 |
| Wachs | Zeev | 1922 | Killed in action in Israel in 1948. Son of Isaac David and Neha Wachs | 326 |
| Wachtel | c.1900 | Member of the choir of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Alto | 102 | |
| Walachowitz | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 253 | |
| Waldfreid | Jacob | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Walter | Abraham Jacob | c.1890 | Kidnapped by Germans to work behind the lines in 1915-16. One of the few who | 112 |
| returned unharmed | ||||
| Walter | Morris (Moshe) | c.1880 | Author of section - The Beginnings of the Century. A founder of the Kalish | 121, 123, |
| Fraternal Union (Kalisher Bruder Verein) in USA in 1903. Established Kalish Young | 240, 241, | |||
| Men's Society in USA in 1918 and General Relief Committee for the Kalish Poor. | 244 | |||
| Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. Treasurer of the Forest Committee | ||||
| in USA in 1953. A founder of the Kalisher Progressive Young Men's Society in USA in | ||||
| 1904 | ||||
| Walter | Paul | c.1910 | Secretary of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA | 241 |
| Walter | Peretz (Perez) | c.1890 | Keeper of sausage shop c.1918. Secretary of the Publication Committee in U.S.A. | 6, 111 to |
| Author of section 1904 - 1920. Brother of Abraham Jacob Walter. Took part in | 114, 123, | |||
| demonstration with Raginsky in 1919. A member in Kalish of a committee for the | 237, 238, | |||
| fair distribution of funds raised in America by Dr Rosenblatt of Lodz for the | 240, 241, | |||
| relief of Jews of Kalish - the General Relief Committee for the Kalish Poor. | 245, | |||
| Emigrated to America after 1920 pogrom. A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish | 247(P), | |||
| Relief in USA in 1934. Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967. | 329(P) | |||
| Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953. A founder of the Kalisher Social | ||||
| Ferein in USA in 1928 | ||||
| Walter | Ludwig | c.1910 | Member of the Executive of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1967 | 241, |
| (Walker) | 247(P) | |||
| Wangeczewski | Yoel | c.1840 | Member of the Community Council and of the Municipal Council. Well-to-do Hassid. | 189 |
| Grandfather of Katriel Stein | ||||
| Warshawski | M | c.1880 | Author of section - Competition - Reprinted from Kalisher Leben 15 Mar 1929 | 182 |
| Warta | c.1750 | A representative of Jews of Kalish in 1812 | 43 | |
| Wartski | Ben-Zion | c.1890 | Treasurer of the Moshav Zekenim Home c.1935 | 237 |
| Wartski | Eliezer | c.1890 | Member of the Society of Lace Workers c.1935 | 238 |
| Wartski | Jacob | c.1890 | Collector for the Society of Immigrants from Kalish for Mutual Assistance | 222 |
| Wartski | Shmaaya (Shmaya) | c.1900 | A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1934 | 237, 240 |
| Wasser | Hersh | c.1910 | Wrote about Abraham Diamant in 1944 | 306 |
| Waxman | c.1880 | Three brothers. Founders in USA of the Kalish Young Men's Society | 123 | |
| Waxman | c.1910 | Chairman of the Kalisher Independent | 241 | |
| Waxman | Moshe Haim | c.1890 | A founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925 | 222 |
| Wechler | Mendel | c.1870 | Head of the Magen Abraham Yeshiva at the Great Synagogue | 100 |
| Weger | Abraham | c.1890 | Market-trader. Lightly wounded in attacks of 1931 | 180 |
| Weingarten | S | c.1910 | Member of the Forest Committee in USA in 1953 | 241 |
| Weintraub | M | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalisher Un Umgegent Landsmanschaft Fun Nei Gekume | 246 |
| Weintraub | Mordechai Mendel | c.1850 | Hassid. Ardent Zionist | 201 |
| Weiss | Abraham | c.1880 | A founder of the Kalisher Progressive Young Men's Society in USA in 1904 | 244 |
| Weiss | Mordechai | c.1880 | Author of section - The Gaon Reb Abbele Harif - taken from Kalish Leben - 1st March | 94 |
| 1929 | ||||
| Weiss | Philip | c.1880 | Secretary of the Kalisher Independent Society in USA in c.1937 | 244 |
| Weitz | Hirsch | c.1890 | Member of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925 | 222 |
| Weltfried | c.1850 | Shopkeeper. Proprietor of "Kollektura" | 200 | |
| Weltsman | Shmuel | c.1840 | Owner of large bookstore, historian and bibliographer | 200 |
| Weltsman | Shmuel Zvi | c.1910 | Wrote essay about Hovevei Zion - 1882 to 1894-5 | 127 |
| Widewski | Simeon | c.1850 | Fleshy, learned and wealthy | 200 |
| Wiederschall | Simha | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Wieroszewski | M | c.1880 | Editor of Die Kalisher Woch | 135 |
| Wilczinski | c.1890 | Member of the Judenrat at the camp at Kozminek-Bornhagen in 1939-40 | 255, 262 | |
| Wilner | Arieh | c.1910 | Active in Hashomer Hatzair in 1942 | 298 |
| Winter | Aaron | c.1910 | Driver or locksmith | 256 |
| Winter | Bella | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa | 231(P) |
| Winter | Eiliahu (Elijah) | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Haifa. Member of the Committee of the | 6, 231(P) |
| Kalish Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1944 | ||||
| Winter | Etta | c.1850 | Dealer in lace-wear. Smuggled lace from Germany to Poland. Bought machinery to | 76 |
| suggest that the goods had been made in Poland and then, by using it, established | ||||
| lace making in Kalish. | ||||
| Wiszniewski | Isidor | c.1890 | Industrialist. Manager of the Old Age Home extension to the Jewish Hospital in | 254, 255, |
| late 1939. Member of the Altestenrat (Council of Elders) in 1940. Member of the | 271 | |||
| Ben-Zion Wartski family | ||||
| Witkowski | c.1880 | Founder of a Brass Band in 1921 | 137 | |
| Wittkower | Samuel | c.1880 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA. Member of the Kalish Bruder | 240, 243 |
| Ferein (Fraternal Union) in USA in 1967 | ||||
| Wolf | Benjamin | c.1720 | Physician, of Mezeritch | 25 |
| Wolf | Moshe | c.1660 | Merchant. Visited Leipzig Fair regularly | 21 |
| Wolkovitch | David | c.1910 | Led the Lag Ba'Omer march in 1930. Killed in the Warsaw Ghetto. Son of Abraham | 209, 243 |
| Wolkowitch | ||||
| Wolkovitch | Sam | c.1910 | Killed in the Warsaw Ghetto. Son of Abraham Wolkowitch | 243 |
| Wolkowicz | Abraham | c.1880 | A founder in USA of the Kalish Progressive Young Men's Society in 1904. Member of | 123, 238, |
| the United Distribution Committee for Aid Funds from America c.1935. Returned to | 243 | |||
| Kalish in 1909 and was killed in the Warsaw Ghetto | ||||
| Wolkowitch | Aaron Joseph | c.1880 | Deputy member of the Kehilla Council - 1936 | 144 |
| Wolkowitch | Aharon Joseph | c.1890 | Member of the Society of Lace Workers c.1935 | 238 |
| Wolkowitch | Julek | c.1910 | Soldier. Returned prisoner-of-war in 1940 | 255 |
| Wolkowitch | Lieb | c.1880 | Music lover. Helped to found mixed (secular) choirs | 103 |
| Wolkowitch | Sam | c.1880 | Member of the Kehilla Council - 1936. Secretary of the Society of Lace Workers. | 144, 238, |
| Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 253 | |||
| Wolkowitch | Marisha Seidel | c.1910 | With Dr Moshe Gross in escape attempt in 1942. Wife of Yulek Wolkowitch (Yulek | 270, 271 |
| (Volkovitch) | (Marisha Zeidel) | Volkovitch) | ||
| Wolkowitch | Yulek | c.1910 | Worker in the furriers' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941. With Dr Moshe Gross | 261, 270, |
| (Volkovitch) | in escape attempt in 1942. Husband of Marisha Seidel Wolkowitch (Marisha Zeidel | 271 | ||
| Volkovitch) | ||||
| Wolkowitz | Benjamin Hayyim | c.1870 | A most worthy Jew. Lived in Babina Street | 65 |
| Wolnikov | R | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalisher Un Umgegent Landsmanschaft Fun Nei Gekume | 246 |
| Wroblewski | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 with his wife | 253 | |
| Wroblewski | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 with her husband | 253 | |
| Wroclawski | Bluma | c.1900 | Author of section - 3 Nova Street. Reprinted from Kalisher Woch 23 May 1930. | 208, 224, |
| Collected for the Memorial Forest in 1952. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in | 226 | |||
| 1955 | ||||
| Wroclawski | Gershon | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Israel. Contributor to section - The Jewish | 6, 130, |
| (Wrotzlavsky) | Political Parties. Describes the club of ther Zionist youth and the General | 198, 224, | ||
| (Wrotslavsky) | Zionist Hehalutz. Author of section - Daily Life. Member of the Forest Committee | 226, 227, | ||
| in 1952.. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955. Member of the Council of | 228(P), | |||
| the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 329(P) | |||
| Wygodski | c.1910 | Worker in the shoemakers' workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941 | 260 | |
| Yachimowitch | A | c.1910 | Member of the Committee of the Kalisher Un Umgegent Landsmanschaft Fun Nei Gekume | 246 |
| Yaffe | Israel | c.1830 | Cantor of Kalish in 1878 | 107 |
| Yakubovitch | Malka | c.1920 | 266 | |
| Yedidia | c.1880 | Author of section - The Only Way Out - Reprinted from Kalisher Woch 19 Jul 1929 | 183 | |
| Yedvah | Lola | c.1890 | Rebellious inmate of the Judenlager in Borhagen-Kozminek in 1942. | 268 |
| Yitzaki | Moshe | c.1890 | A founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925. Collector for the Memorial Forest | 222, 224, |
| in 1952. An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955. Member of the Council of the | 226, | |||
| Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) | |||
| Yitzaki | Sarah | c.1910 | An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 |
| Yitzhaki | Arieh | 1914 | Active member of Irgun Zevai Leumi. Killed while preparing explosives near Tel | 326 |
| Aviv in 1939. Son of Elijah Itzik and Deborah Yitzhaki | ||||
| Yitzhaki | Deborah | c.1890 | Wife of Elijah Itzik Yitzhaki and mother of Arieh Yitzhaki | 326 |
| Yitzhaki | Elijah Itzik | c.1890 | Husband of Deborah Yitzhaki and father of Arieh Yitzhaki | 326 |
| Yochan | Samuel | c.1660 | Merchant. Visited Leipzig Fair regularly | 21 |
| Yoffe | Gedalya | c.1900 | Gave to the Memorial Forest. Library at Kalish House established in his memory. | 224, 226 |
| Yoffe | H | c.1910 | Member of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1945 | 240 |
| Yosselowitz | Berek | c.1770 | Jewish warrior. Father of Joseph Berkowitz | 48 |
| Zaif | J | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 174 |
| Zalud | Saul | c.1910 | Member of the Publication Committee in Israel. Author of section - The Men of the | 6, 58, |
| City - descriptive of the city he grew up in c 1920. Contributor to section - The | 127, 226, | |||
| Jewish Political Parties. Describes Hashomer Hatzair. Sponsored a meeting of one- | 227, | |||
| time members of Hashomer Hatzair in Tel Aviv in 1959 | 329(P) | |||
| Zaludkowski | Noah | c.1860 | Cantor at Kalish for 45 years. Left Kalish for Rostow on the Don during the first | 101, |
| World War, but returned and remained in Kalish until his death in 1931 | 102(P), | |||
| 121, 163, | ||||
| 194 | ||||
| Zeid | c.1880 | Doctor. Frequenter of Udzialowa cafe. | 205 | |
| Zeidal | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 254 | |
| Zeidel | Sender | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 254 |
| Zeif | c.1890 | Frequenter of Cafe George | 205 | |
| Zelig | Isaac | c.1660 | Represented Jewry at the Council of the Four Lands. Warden in 1713. Tried to | 27 |
| obtain a loan to consolidate the community's debts but was unsuccessful. | ||||
| Zhulty | A | c.1890 | Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939 | 253 |
| Ziege | Naphtali | c.1910 | Member of the Central Committee in 1949. Joined the Committee of the Kalish | 231 |
| Landsleit Organisation in Haifa in 1950. | ||||
| Ziegel | Esther Malka | c.1910 | Sister of Hannah Gottschell | 226 |
| Ziewush | Wolf | c.1890 | A founder of the Kalisher Social Ferein in USA in 1928 | 245 |
| Ziezwinski | S | c.1890 | Contributor to section - The Jewish Political Parties. Describes the Hitahdut | 127 |
| Zilonka | Dov | c.1910 | Member of the Financial Committee of the Hannah Fund. Member of the Council of the | 227, |
| (Zielonka) | Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit. Author of section - The | 228(P), | ||
| Finish. Concentration camp inmate who was marched into Germany in 1945 | 289 | |||
| Zimmer | 1890 | Teacher at the Gymnasium | 215 | |
| Zimmer | Ephraim | c.1890 | A founder of the Dramatic Circle in 1915 | 216 |
| Zivush | Wolf | c.1900 | A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1934 | 237 |
| Zohar | Abraham | c.1910 | Secretary of the Publication Committee in Israel. Member of the Central Committee. | 6, 223, |
| Member of the Forest Committee in 1952. Member of the Kalish House Committee in | 224, 226, | |||
| 1955. Member of the Council of the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District | 227, | |||
| Landsleit | 228(P), | |||
| 329(P) | ||||
| Zohar | Haya | c.1910 | An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 |
| Zolty | Haya | c.1890 | An Israeli founder of Kalish House in 1955 | 226 |
| Zolty | Leizer | c.1900 | A founder of the Non-partisan Kalish Relief in USA in 1934 | 237, 238, |
| 240 | ||||
| Zolty (Zulty) | Gad | c.1890 | A founder of a Kalish Club in Palestine in 1925. Collected for the Memorial Forest | 222, 224, |
| in 1952. Member of the Kalish House Committee in 1955. Member of the Council of | 226, | |||
| the Tel Aviv Organisation of Kalish and District Landsleit | 228(P) | |||
| Zucker | c.1870 | Member of the New Synagogue (the German Synagogue) in 1912. Local magnate | 102 | |
| Zucker | Simeon | c.1890 | Tailor. Helper at the Jewish Hospital in late 1939. Worker in the tailors' | 253, 256, |
| workshop in the Arbeitslager in 1941. Concentration camp inmate who was marched | 290 | |||
| into Germany in 1945 | ||||
| Zuker | Maria | c.1890 | Chairman of the Moshav Zekenim Home c.1935 | 237 |
| Zvieli | Benjamin | c.1900 | Contributor to section - The Jewish Political Parties. Describes Hehalutz | 131 |
| Hamizrahi and Hashomer Hadati | ||||
| Zvieli | Benjamin | c.1910 | Author of section - Oppenheim House | 200 |
| Zywacki | B | c.1880 | Advertiser in newspaper - Kalisher Leben | 175 |
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