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Lublin
POLAND



 



ZISSEL GOLDBAUM
AND HER DAUGHTERS
Lublin, Poland
1936


Mother Zissel with daughters Marysia and Sara.


 

SARA REBEKA GOLDBAUM
Lublin, Poland
cir 1939


 

MARYSIA GOLDBAUM
prob. Hrubieszow, Poland
1938

The photo above was probably taken
while she was visiting her grandparents
Moszko and Szajndla Goldbaum.

 



YIDDISH FOLKSCHULE
Grade 4
Lublin, Poland
Jun 1930

Marysia Goldbaum, pictured in front row, third from the left.



From the daughter of Marysia Goldbaum and granddaughter of Srul and Zysla Goldbaum:

"My mother’s parents, Srul Goldbaum and Zysla, nee Frydman, lived in Lublin at Ulica Kowalska 12, with their daughters Tina Tauba [Marysia] – my mother, and Sura Rebeka. Marysia was almost twenty-one and Sura just thirteen, when World War II broke out.

The four of them remained in the Lublin Ghetto until March 1942, when the transports to Belzec began.

On the night the Germans knocked on the door of their home, Marysia was running a high fever, and her father, believing that they were being taken to a work-camp, and afraid that her being ill would put her in danger, arranged with a friend, a Jewish policeman, to hide her. As it turned out, not one of the people taken from Lublin that night was ever seen again. Marysia managed to reach Warsaw, where she eventually found employment as a governess with a wealthy Polish family. She remained with them until the end of the war in 1945. When Lublin was liberated in 1944, she traveled to Lublin to look for her family. It was there that she met my father Leon."


 


 

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