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  5. Poland, Rabbi Asher Zelig Kole and his wife Rachel of the Unger family, who died in the Holocaust, grandparents of Dov and Yehoshua Kole, 1917.

Poland, Rabbi Asher Zelig Kole and his wife Rachel of the Unger family, who died in the Holocaust, grandparents of Dov and Yehoshua Kole, 1917.

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60 family and personal photographs, from the estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the photographs are from Grojec, Poland from before the war.
Poland, The Gerrer Rebbe and the Alexanderer Rebbe, before the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/62
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Warsaw, Poland, A group photo of patients in the Jewish hospital, before the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/61
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, A photo of Gila Zilberberg and Dov Kole, 1929.
Gila Zilberberg was born in 1923.
Archival Signature : 7253/63
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
A photograph of Hedva Lustig who received a certificate to enter Mandatory Palestine because she was born there before the war and returned to Hungary after the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/59
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, Gordonia Group, the man in the center is Shmuel Zilberstein, who survived. 1938.
Archival Signature : 7253/57
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Moscow, Russia, Moshe Onger with his family, after the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/56
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, A photo of the Zilberberg family.
At the center-sister of the submitter's father, Rivka Zilberberg of the Kole family. Her husband Michael is on the upper row, Zipora to his right and Yehoshua to his left. On the bottom row-Zelda on the right, Gila on the left.
Archival Signature : 7253/55
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
A photo of Menachem Unger, cousin of the submitter, Dov Kole, son of Leibl and Sara Unger, Holocaust survivor, died in the War of Independence, 1948.
Archival Signature : 7253/54
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Poland, A photo of Menachem Unger, Holocaust survivor, who died in the War of Independence, 1948.
Archival Signature : 7253/53
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, Members of the Jewish National Fund committee. Zev Kole appears in the photo, Before the war.
Sitting on the left-Zev Kole, near him Malka Koper, on the upper row on the right-Leib Koper who died in the Holocaust. On the bottom row in the middle-Yisrael Kaldadash who died in the Holocaust.
Archival Signature : 7253/52
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Konskie, Poland, 12/9/1939, Jews digging a ditch under the supervision of German soldiers.
German soldiers forced the Jews to dig graves for 4 of their comrades. Afterwards they were led to town center, where 30 of them were executed, probably as an act of revenge.
Archival Signature : 7253/51
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Poland, Rabbi Dov Berish Infeld-grandfather of the submitter, Dov Kole. Father of Hava Kole, Feiga Chuat, Yechiel, Yechezkel, Nehama, Avraham and Lea, all died in the Holocaust. Before the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/50
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, Farewell to Zeev Kole at the train station before he immigrated to Eretz Israel, 1924.
Seen in the photo-the father’s sisters: 1. Chaya Kulla (maiden name) Perlman. 2. Yehudith Kulla (maiden name) Stern 3. Sister’s daughter Hipa Frier, perished In the center, under the flag-Zeev Kole.
Archival Signature : 7253/49
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Poland, A Jewish officer of Zarwitch in the Polish Army.
Archival Signature : 7253/48
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Warsaw, Poland, On the right-Yocheved Ravski Kulla, sister of the father of the submitter, Dov Kole, and the father's cousin Zipora Fried, both died in the Holocaust.
Archival Signature : 7253/47
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Warsaw - A photograph of Mordechai Yehuda (Leib) Infeld, grandfather of Berish Infeld, and his wife. The photo was taken over 100 years ago. Before the war.
 Originally the wife in the photo was identified as Golda. However, recently she was identified to be Mordechai's fourth wife, Rivka Oberman. The identfication was done by the great grandson in New York.
Archival Signature : 7253/46
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia, A group photograph, including: Rachel Kulla and her sisters, Bina Fried and Lea Feldman, 1926.
Third on the right on the bottom line stands the submitter's grandmother, Rachel Kulla of the Unger family. Fifth on the right-Sara Friedman of the Unger family, to her right-her daughter Kreindl Besser-Glik of the Unger family. In the middle, in a white hat-the sister of the grandmother of the submitter, to her left -her daughter. They all perished.
Archival Signature : 7253/45
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Czechoslovakia, Second on the right on the upper row-Chaya Kulla, mother of the submitter, Dov Kole; on the bottom row-Esther Kutler between girls from Gerwitz.
Archival Signature : 7253/44
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Vienna, Austria, A group of young members of Hamizrachi movement visiting Herzl's grave before they immigrated to Israel in 1924.
Marked on the photo: 1. Shlomo Zalman Sargai-future Mayor of Jerusalem. 2. His wife Miriam. 3. Rabbi Zeev Kole-submitter’s father. 4. Yaakov Laslo-founder of Bank Hapoalim.
Archival Signature : 7253/43
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia, A group photo prior to the immigration of Zev Kole, father of the submitter Dov Kole, to Eretz Israel, 1924.
On the bottom row, from left to right: Chaya Kole (Perlman), Yehudit Kole (Stern), and the child Chaya Freida, daughter of Sara. Near her-Yehoshua Zilberberg, Zipora Zilberberg, mother of the submitter-Chaya Kole, Zipa Fried of the Unger family, Yocheved Kole, sister of the submitter’s father, Feiga Einfeld and Bracha Flint. On the upper row, from right to left: Leibel Unger, Betty, Grandmother’s sister, Pnina Feed of the Unger family and Rachel-mother of the submitter’s father, Zeev Kole,
Archival Signature : 7253/42
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Poland, Rabbi Asher Zelig Kole and his wife Rachel of the Unger family, who died in the Holocaust, grandparents of Dov and Yehoshua Kole, 1917.
Archival Signature : 7253/41
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Sweden, Buchenwald survivor with Dov Kole, the submitter, after the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/40
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Sweden, A children's home, Dov Kole near a Sukkah he built for Sukkot, after the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/39
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Stockholm, Sweden, An assembly of Holocaust survivors, 1946.
Archival Signature : 7253/38
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Sweden, survivors from Bergen Belzen, after the war.
Archival Signature : 7253/37
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Finland, A photograph of Krok family and David Kole, Survivors who lived in Finland, 27/07/1948.
Archival Signature : 7253/36
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Poland, A photograph of Chana Kofer and her daughter, saved by the Polish man in the photograph, Antek Koldizaks.
Chana Kofer’s father was an egg merchant in Grojec, Poland. Antek Koldizaks, the man in the photograph, saved her and her daughter. Chana claimed to have betrayed in her husband, and that the child was Antek’s daughter. She had another son. Her father alienated her.
Archival Signature : 7253/60
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, A photo of Judith Kole Shtern who perished in the Holocaust.
Archival Signature : 7253/35
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Grojec, Poland, A portrait of Bonim Einfeld, the eldest son of Yechiel Einfeld.
Bonim is the grandchild of Berish Einfeld. Both Bonim and Yechiel perished in the Holocaust.
Archival Signature : 7253/34
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
Sweden, A group photograph of Holocaust survivors with the Alia emissary Dov Kulla, 1948.
The survivors were in Auschwitz.
Archival Signature : 7253/33
Credit : Yad Vashem
Related Collection : 60 Family and Personal Photographs, From the Estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the Photographs Are From Grojec, Poland From Before the War.
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60 family and personal photographs, from the estate of Zev and Chaya Kole. Most of the photographs are from Grojec, Poland from before the war.
Archival Signature
7253/41
Name of Submitter
דב קולה
Source
דב קולה
Credit
Yad Vashem
Place
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Date of Accession
29/04/2001
Type of material
Photograph
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