Postcards written by Golda Beller in Stanislau to her son Aron Beller in Eretz Israel, 1940, and personal documentation of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, Poland, 1912

Postcards written by Golda Beller in Stanislau to her son Aron Beller in Eretz Israel, 1940, and personal documentation of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, Poland, 1912 - Postcard written by Golda Beller in Stanislau to her son Aron Beller in Eretz Israel, 05/09/1940; Personal documentation of Aron Juda Beller, including documentation regarding his studies: - Birth certificate of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, 10/07/1912, issued in Lezajsk, 03/07/1924; - Matriculation certificate of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, Poland, 1912, issued in Stanislau, 13/06/1932; - Studies booklet of Aron Juda Beller, issued by the University of Vienna, including grades he received in the Faculty of Medicine, 26/10/1932; - Studies booklet of Aron Juda Beller, issued by the Rabbinical Seminary in Vienna, 30/10/1932; - Certificate with the grades of Aron Juda Beller, issued by the Rabbinical Seminary in Vienna, 1936; - Certification of the completion of studies in the Faculty of Medicine, issued in Vienna in the name of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, Poland; certificate dated, 27/06/1938; - Diploma from the Faculty of Medicine, issued in Vienna in the name of Aron Juda Beller, born in Grodzisko, Poland; diploma dated, 28/06/1938; - Student card of Aron Juda Beller, issued by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 02/05/1939; Comments by the submitter of the material (Ruti [Beller] Beit): Ruti (Beller) Beit, the submitter of the material, is the daughter of Aaron Aron Juda Beller and of Asia (Aharonitz) Beller, who was born in Eretz Israel in 1921. Aron Juda Beller was born in Grodzisko, 10/07/1912. His family moved to Stanislau when he was 10 years old. Aron's parents were Yagid [Jagid] and Golda nee Beller; they perished in Belzec camp. Because his parents did not have state [civil] registration of their marriage in Poland (only religious registration), Aron received his mother's last name, which was Beller. Aron's sister Hela Beller, who was born in 1916, her husband, and their daughter also perished in Belzec camp. Aron made aliya to Eretz Israel in 1938. He was a medical student in Vienna and studied, in parallel, in the rabbinical seminary. He returned to his parents in Stanislau after the Anschluss and, because he did not have an identity card (it was taken from him in Vienna), he took care to obtain an aliya certificate to Eretz Israel, which he obtained as a student at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Aharon Aron and Asia married in Eretz Israel in 1945.