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Memorial description: Memorial erected 1953 in memory of Jewish Canadian soldiers who died in service in the World Wars. The memorial is in the middle of the Field of Remembrance, a cemetery section for veterans and their spouses. The memorial consists of a tall monument with names on two sides under the title: Roll of Honor. Two walls of names were later added with more known casualty names. A few casualties have been added to the records here and are not named on the memorial.

Source: The names on the memorial walls were entered in the list. Some information was drawn from:

FG FindaGrave.com
CVWM Canadian Virtual War Memorial
CJMC Canadian Jewish Military Casualties
Service Canadian WWI+WWII Service Files (requires free Ancestry account)
CWGC Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Record JGS-Montreal.org burial records, also in JOWBR
News Articles from Newspapers.com

Based on these sources, some names might have been corrected for research, and the corrected names can be seen by hovering over the highlighted names. Some names are repeated because they appear on both the Roll of Honor and the flanking walls, and because some soldiers served under aliases.

Notes: Erected 1953. PermaLink

Canadian Jewish Casualties in the Armed Forces
Recommended reading: Double Threat: Canadian Jews, the Military, and World War II

Names: 606 lines

Record Report

1. Adath Israel Congregation Notes: Consecrated September 1952. In memoriam to the martyrdom and heroism of the millions of our brethren who perished at the hands of Nazi tyranny 1933-1945. Record Report A4 1 GPS	Stone: one-sided monolith
2. Czenstochower Society of Montreal Memorial description: Memorial erected 1966 in eternal memory of the fifty thousand martyrs and heroes of Czestochowa, Poland and neighbouring towns who perished together with the six million victims in martyrdom in perpetuation of the Jewish faith in the years of Nazi rule. Czestochowa, Poland Notes: Erected 1966. In eternal memory of the fifty thousand martyrs and heroes of Czenstochov (Piotrków Gubernia, Poland) and neighbouring towns who perished together with the six million victims in martyrdom in perpetuation of the Jewish faith in the years of Nazi rule. Earth, cover not thou their blood. Names: 337 lines Record Report A1 2 GPS	Stone: two-sided square monolith with stone covering coffin of ashes Column 1 Altman, Chaim-Jehuda Altman, Dwojra Altman, Godel Altman, Toivia Altman, Sara Altman, Miriam Cukerman, Leib Cukerman, Fayga Cukerman, Pinkus Cukerman, Motek Cukerman, Abram Cukerman, Sara Cukerman, Hela Abramson, Efraim Abramson, Toba Abramson, Shmul Abramson, Sara Bergman, Leizer Bergman, Malka DRESLER Bergman, Natan Bergman, Sara HELFGOT Bergman, Robert Bergman, Chaja FRAJLICH Bergman, family Bergman, Masha ROTBARD Berkowics (Berk), Moishe-Aron Berkowics (Berk), Rachel Oderberg, Shmuel-Mayer Oderberg, Ester BERK Spitz, Markus Spitz, Yeta Spitz, Salomon Spitz, Chaja Berkowitz, Ziser Berkowitz Weichman, Z Berkowitz Weichman, Ruchel Bialistok, Moishe Bialistok, Adel Bialistok, family Birnbaum, Shlama Birnbaum, Malka LEWKOWICZ Birnbaum, Israel Birnbaum, Aron Birnbaum, Fryda Birnbaum, Henka CZARNY Birnbaum, Ester Birnbaum, Jacob Birnbaum, Abram Birnbaum, Cwi Konopinski, Israel-Hilel Konopinski, Chana Konopinski, family Bobrow, Faywish Bobrow, Golda PRUSZYCKI Kalifon, Alter Kalifon, Frima KOLTON Broda, Jacob-Josef Broda, Jenta Broda, David Broda, Abram Broda, Fela Broda, Mania Czarny, Simon Czarny, Fela Czarny, Shlama Czarny, Cwi Czarny, Jacob Dudkiewicz, Aron Dudkiewicz, Bajla Dudkiewicz, Chaim Dudkiewicz, family Fiszman, Itzchok Fiszman, Dora Fiszman, Wolf Fiszman, family Dylewski, M. Dylewski, family Feifer, I. Feifer, family Fajertag, Mendel Fajertag, Chawa Fajertag, family Pieprz, Itzchok Pieprz, Sara Pieprz, family Friedlander, Szlama Friedlander, Rajzel Friedlander, Ruchel Friedlander, Wolf Friedlander, Jacob-Noech Friedlander, Ester Friedlander, family Erlichman, Abe Erlichman, Zisel Erlichman, Shlama Erlichman, Toba Erlichman, Sara Erlichman, Brandel Erlichman, Ruchel Gabel, Fajwel Gabel, Golda Gabel, Moishe Gabel, Abe Gabel, Rafal Gabel, Fryda Gabel, Moishe Gabel, Wigdor Gabel, Pinkus Gelber, Michash Gelber, Blima Dobski, Joseph Dobski, Fela GELBER Shacher, J. Shacher, Esther GELBER Column 2 Genendelman, Julek Genendelman, Blima Genendelman, Chaim Goldminc, Abram Goldminc, Cipora Goldminc, family Grajcer, Abram Grajcer, Chaja Grajcer, Zygmund Grajcer, Adela Herszlikowicz, Dawid Herszlikowicz, Chana Herszlikowicz, Harry Ickowicz, Jacob Ickowicz, Gitel Ickowicz, Moishe Ickowicz, David Ickowicz, Bajnish Ickowicz, Icek Ickowicz, Chaim Ickowicz, family Nudelman, Leibish Nudelman, Perl Nudelman, Michel Nudelman, Zalma Nudelman, Nacha Nudelman, Riven Nudelman, David Nudelman, Rosa Nudelman, Alex Leichter, Jeshua Leichter, Chaja Leichter, family Jakubowicz, Rela Jakubowicz, Zalma Jakubowicz, Shmul Jakubowicz, Chaim-David Jakubowicz, Shmul Jakubowicz, Josef Jakubowicz, family Jakubowicz, Sala NUDELMAN Jakubowicz, family Jenkala, Mordcha Jenkala, Chana Jenkala, Fela Jenkala, Saul Karo, Rita Karo, Simon Kaminsky, Moishe-David Kaminsky, Blima Kaminsky, family Kartuz, Wolf Kartuz, Eva MAJTLIS Kartuz, Jacob Kartuz, Rosa Kartuz, Richard Kartuz, Henry Kartuz, Mirjam Kartuz, Henia Lazer, Maurycy Lazer, Bala Lazer, Irena Lazer, Simon Katz, Abram Katz, Nechuma Katz, family Klein (Kleiner), Moishe-Mordcha Klein (Kleiner), Rywka ZYLBERSZAC Klein (Kleiner), Jacob Klein (Kleiner), Yechil Borensztein, Itzchak Borensztein, Malka Borensztein, Josef Rosenberg, Shmul Rosenberg, Hinda Rosenberg, family Konarsky, Aron-Dow Konarsky, Adela Konarsky, David Konarsky, Sara Konarsky, Zalma Konarsky, Ester Konarsky, David HELFGOT Kopinski (Kopin), Wolf Kopinski (Kopin), Golda Kopinski (Kopin), family Lapides, Shmul Lapides, Rachel Lapides, Ziser Lapides, Hersh Litwak, Max Litwak, Anna Lazarowitz, David Lazarowitz, Civia Lazarowitz, Dora Lazarowitz, Stefa Lerner, Shlama Lerner, Sura Lerner, Sala Lerner, Josef Levcovicz, Menachem Levcovicz, Rosa Levcovicz, Idel Levcovicz, Lipka Krakowska, Perel HENIK Krakowska, Sala Krakowska, Frania Krakowska, Fela Krakowska, Moishe Krakowska, Mania Krakowska, Rosa Lilienstein Rosenberg Sarna Lisek, Solomon Lisek, Klara Lisek, family Mietkiewicz, Josef Mietkiewicz, Sara Mietkiewicz, family Mietkiewicz, Wolf Mietkiewicz, Tosia KORINSKA Mietkiewicz, Jerzy Nirenberg, Abram Nirenberg, Ester ARONOWICZ Rozen, Chemja Rozen, Mina Rozen, Rena Rozen, Maniek Column 3 Neufeld, Abram Neufeld, Cirl Neufeld, Blima Neufeld, Saul Neufeld, Berel Rozenbaum, Abram Rozenbaum, Golda STOROZUM Rozenbaum, Masha Rozenbaum, Chaja Rozenbaum, Moishe Rozenbaum, Shija Perelman, Leib Perelman, Blima Perelman, Chaja Perelman, Rachel Pieprz, Majer Pieprz, Chana Pieprz, Jadzia Pieprz, Shlama Sterenberg, Rajzel Prokosh, Josef Prokosh, Dwojra Prokosh, Joel Prokosh, Fajgel Prokosh, Ester Prokosh, Toba Prokosh, Shmul Prokosh, Liba Shajnwexler, Jacob Shajnwexler, Rachel PROKOSH Goldberg, Genendel PROKOSH Goldberg, Dora Rozenblum, Hejndel Rozenblum, Ruchel Rozenblum, David Rozenblum, Pola Rozenblum, Majer Rozenblum, Pola Rozenblum, Riven Rozenblum, Frimet Opatowski, Berish Opatowski, Rywka Opatowski, family Rozenblum, Abram Rozenblum, Lucia Rozenblum, Bronka Rudnicki, Chaim-Moishe Rudnicki, Frimet Rudnicki, Jacob Rudnicki, Isak Rudnicki, Sam Rudnicki, Michel Rudnicki, Carola Rudnicki, Benjamin Russ, Bronia PLAWNER Russ, Heniek Samel, Alter-Mordcha Samel, Shajndla Sieradzki, Kalma Sieradzki, Chana Sieradzki, family Sporn, Hinda BLEIWEIS Sporn, Henry Sporn, Moris Sojka, Ciwia SHMIDT Sojka, Sabina Sojka, Mieczyslaw Sojka, Guta BAUM Srebrnik, Hershel Srebrnik, Eva Srebrnik, Anna Srebrnik, Chaja Srebrnik, Mendel Srebrnik, Shlama Srebrnik, Ester Srebrnik, grandchildren Szynkarski, Abram-Fajwel Szynkarski, Ester JESIENOWICZ Szynkarski, Moishe Szynkarski, Jadzia Szynkarski, family Szyper, Salamon Szyper, Jeta Szyper, Frania Szyper, Fela Szyper, Hela Waga, Jacob Waga, Gucia Waga, Moishe Waga, Anna Waga, Sara Waga, Eva Weisfelner, Simon Weisfelner, Anna Weisfelner, family Kind, Gustaw Kind, Jadwiga Kind, family Wroclawski, Mordcha Wroclawski, Mirel Wroclawski, Chil Wroclawski, Zalma Wroclawski, Ester Wroclawski, Riva Wroclawski, Fela Wroclawski, Rywka Zelcer, Moishe Zelcer, Chawa ABRAMOWICZ Zelcer, Ruchel Zelcer, Motel Zelcer, Gitel Zelcer, Shlama Zylberberg, Chaim Zylberberg, Mania STASZEWSKA Zylberberg, Chaja Zylberberg, Rey Zylberberg, Lea Zylberberg, Idel Zylberberg, Rosa ROZEN Zylberszac (Zilbert), Israel-Shulim Zylberszac (Zilbert), Brandla Zylberszac (Zilbert), family
3. United Bucoviner Association of Canada Notes: Erected 1949. In lasting tribute to the countless number of men, women and children, brutally massacred in Bucovina, Bessarabia, Roumania and Transylvania 1940-1945. Record Report C5 3 GPS	Stone: multilayer memorial
4. The Hebrew Sick Benefit Association of Montreal Memorial description: Memorial erected 1971 in memory of our six million brethren who perished in martyrdom 1939-1945. Notes: Erected 1971. This monument is consecrated as a memorial to our six million brethren who perished in martyrdom 1939-1945. We shall never forget. Names: 74 lines Record Report C1a 4 GPS	Stone: two-sided white monolith; back has names in memoriam In Memoriam Rubinson, Mendel, Warsaw, Poland Rubinson, Ryfka, Warsaw, Poland Rubinson, Toba, Warsaw, Poland Rubinson, Chana, Warsaw, Poland Wajcenbrot, Usher, Lublin, Poland Wajcenbrot, Faiga, Lublin, Poland Wajcenbrot, children, Lublin, Poland Ribovitch, Gdale, Warsaw, Poland Ribovitch, Tobe, Warsaw, Poland Ribovitch, Hela, Warsaw, Poland Ribovitch, Mayer, Warsaw, Poland Ribovitch, Debora, Warsaw, Poland Ribovitch, Norma, Warsaw, Poland Siennitzki, Natan, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Rose, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Faiga, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Basis, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Hela, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Motel, Wengrow, Poland Siennitzki, Eli-Anshel, Wengrow, Poland Nutkevitch, Chaja-Zelda, Ostrow, Poland Nutkevitch, Shmuel, Ostrow, Poland Nutkevitch, Pearl, Warsaw, Poland Platt, Jenta-Ryfka, Warsaw, Poland Platt, Israel, Warsaw, Poland Platt, Raizel, Warsaw, Poland Platt, Zlata, Warsaw, Poland Brantwajn, Leon, Wilno, Lithuania Brantwajn, Bertha, Wilno, Lithuania Brantwajn, Yosele, Wilno, Lithuania Badanes, Simcha, Smorgon Badanes, Ita, Smorgon Schmucher, Menashe, Kolomea Schmucher, Elka, Kolomea Schmucher, Sure-Goldele, Kolomea Schmucher, Itzikl, Kolomea Luxemburg, Elia-Hersh, Lublin, Poland Abramovitch, David, Lodz, Poland Abramovitch, Tuna, Lodz, Poland Saks, Majta, Siget Fayerman, Jacob, Pajenczno Fayerman, Ryfka-Lea, Pajenczno Fayerman, Gela-Ita, Pajenczno Fayerman, Wolf, Pajenczno Fayerman, Liba, Pajenczno Fayerman, Chana-Golda, Pajenczno Fayerman, Feigel, Pajenczno Roszgold, Jacob, Lodz, Poland Roszgold, Sala, Lodz, Poland Roszgold, family, Lodz, Poland Szczygielski, David, Lodz, Poland Szczygielski, Ruchl, Lodz, Poland Szczygielski, Dora, Lodz, Poland Szczygielski, Izak, Lodz, Poland Kowalski, Gershon, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Rachl, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Charna, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Ryfka, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Szlomo, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Chaja, Lowicz, Poland Kowalski, Chawa, Lowicz, Poland Forst, Uszer, Aushwitz, Poland Treger, Szlojme, Luck Treger, Alta, Luck Treger, Icek, Luck Treger, Zalmen, Luck Treger, Basia, Luck Rosenberg, Abram, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Rosa, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Perl, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Riwka, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, David, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Dow, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Sara, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Itzchok, Zarki, Poland Rosenberg, Israel, Zarki, Poland
5. United Hebrew Cemeteries Notes: Erected 1951. In everlasting memory of the six million Jews killed in cold blood by the Germans, Nazis and their helpers in the years 1939-1945. Record Report C1o 5 GPS	Stone: mulitilayer memorial; back lists affiliated organizations
6. Jewish Canadian Military Casualties - Veterans Field of Remembrance Memorial description: Memorial erected 1953 in memory of Jewish Canadian soldiers who died in service in the World Wars. The memorial is in the middle of the Field of Remembrance, a cemetery section for veterans and their spouses. The memorial consists of a tall monument with names on two sides under the title: Roll of Honor. Two walls of names were later added with more known casualty names. A few casualties have been added to the records here and are not named on the memorial. Source: The names on the memorial walls were entered in the list. Some information was drawn from: FG FindaGrave.com CVWM Canadian Virtual War Memorial CJMC Canadian Jewish Military Casualties Service Canadian WWI+WWII Service Files (requires free Ancestry account) CWGC Commonwealth War Graves Commission Record JGS-Montreal.org burial records, also in JOWBR News Articles from Newspapers.com Based on these sources, some names might have been corrected for research, and the corrected names can be seen by hovering over the highlighted names. Some names are repeated because they appear on both the Roll of Honor and the flanking walls, and because some soldiers served under aliases. Notes: Erected 1953. PermaLink Canadian Jewish Casualties in the Armed Forces Recommended reading: Double Threat: Canadian Jews, the Military, and World War II Names: 606 lines Record Report C19 6 GPS	Stone: three-sided monolith flanked by walls with names of casualties from WWI and WWII
7. Russian-Polish Hebrew Sick Benefit Association Memorial description: Memorial erected 1974 in memory of the six million martyrs, among them the Russian-Polish Jewish communities, who perished as the hands of the Nazis. Notes: Erected 1974. Lest we forget! The six million martyrs, among them the Russian-Polish Jewish communities, who perished as the hands of the Nazis. 1974 - 5734. Names: 66 lines Record Report B28A 7 GPS	Stone: three-sided black monolith with names on sides A-L Apelbaum, Beril Apelbaum, Hena Sheindl Apelbaum, Leib Apelbaum, Leah Apelbaum, Rivka Apelbaum, Golda Blachman, Hil? Blachman, Elka Bronet?, Moishe Mendl Bronet?, Ruchi Bronet?, Laye Cigelnik, Yehuda Cigelnik, Mindel Cigelnik, Avrum Eichenbaum, Feiga Eichenbaum, Shlomo Fajertag, Mendel Fajertag, Chava Fox, Nuchim Fox, Genendel Goldglass, Miriam Goldglass, Ruth Heller, Rifka Heller, Ignatz Kneller, Zwy Kneller, Chana Kneller, kinder Kohn, Shlome Kohn, Frume Leinwand, Joseph Mordechai Leinwand, Chana Leinwand, Shlomo Leinwand, Malka Kolodny, Rivka Drimmer, Pinchus Drimmer, Imanuel Drimmer, Hadassa Drimmer, Leba SHAFFER Drimmer, Feige CYTRINMAN L-Z Lulinsky, Chaim Lulinsky, Shmuel Mandelbaum, Shosha Mandelbaum, Zavy Mandelzys, Jakob David Mandelzys, Sura Gitla Mandelzys, Moisze Mandelzys, Civia Pieprz, Itzek Pieprz, Sara Proszkowicz, Szaya Proszkowicz, Tauba Razowski, Jeshua Rochi Schnap, Leah Smith, Mordchy Smith, Ester Wajsblum, Chil Wajsblum, Sura Gitla Wajsblum, Bernard Weiskopf, Shloime Weiskopf, Fradel Weiskopf, children Weiskopf, Chana Weiskopf, Raizel Weiskopf, Srulik Weiskopf, Chaya Hudess, Czenstochow, Poland Zummer, Israel Zummer, Yehudah Zummer, Chaya
8. Jewish Community of Koluszki and Brzeziny Koluszki / Brzeziny, Poland Notes: Erected 1964. In eternal memory of our beloved six million brothers and sisters and the Jewish communities of Koluszki and Brzeziny in Poland who were slaughtered by the hands of the Nazi murderers 1938-1945. Record Report B14 8 GPS	Stone: single one-sided monolith next to section gate
9. Memorial in memory of the Jews of Pinsk and surrounding towns Memorial description: Memorial erected 1964 in sacred memory of the martyrdom and heroism of our thirty thousand brethren from Pinsk, Belarus and neighbouring towns who perished at the hands of Nazi Tyranny 1941-1943. Notes: Erected 1964. In sacred memory of the martyrdom and heroism of our thirty thousand brethren from Pinsk and neighbouring towns who perished at the hands of Nazi Tyranny 1941-1943. Names: 113 lines Record Report D26 9 GPS	Stone: three-part memorial with many names Left monolith Knobovitch, Isaac Mordecai Knobovitch, Chaya Dena Knobovitch, Yosel Knobovitch, Gittel Knobovitch, family Knobovitch, Manis Knobovitch, Fagel Knobovitch, family Lipsky, Sholem Lipsky, Golde Lipsky, Moishe Lipsky, Pessel Lipsky, family Gruzko, Shmoil Gruzko, Dvoshe Raizel Gruzko, family Swistz, Simcha Swistz, Rivka Swistz, family Liberman, Leizer Liberman, Sarah Itka Stoliar, Herschel Stoliar, Gittel Stoliar, family Stoliar, Israel Chaim Stoliar, Malke Stoliar, family Fishko, Jonah Fishko, Miriam Fishko, family Fishko, Moishe Fishko, Sarah Mirl Fishko, family Fishko, Motel Fishko, Zlatta Fishko, Jonah Fishko, Isser Fishko, Fagel Fishko, family Lutzky, Mayer Nossan Lutsky, Bayla Lutsky, family Grutz, Yitzchak Grutz, Hodye Grutz, family Freedman, Mordecai Freedman, Chaya Sarah Freedman, family Shteinglass, Yitzchak Shteinglass, Rachel Shteinglass, family Goldberg, Moishe Goldberg, Leah Goldberg, family Rubacha, Mordecai Rubacha, family Lemeshov, Label Lemeshov, Faivel Lemeshov, Hershel Lemeshov, Kayla Lemeshov, Rachel Lemeshov, family Liberman, Hershel Liberman, Fruma Liberman, family Aizenberg, Alter Aizenberg, Sonia Aizenberg, family Boyer, Tzirel Boyer, family Timganker, Rochel Timganker, Basha Timganker, family Feldman, Esther Feldman, Chasia Feldman, Paula Feldman, Dora Feldman, family Right monolith Schuchmann, Benjamin Schuchmann, Gischa Schuchmann, family Klempner, Guta Klempner, Kosiel Klempner, Lifshe Klempner, family Kuflik, Tzevi Kuflik, Mayta Tzivia Kuflik, family Klorfine, Boruch Klorfine, Shaindel Klorfine, Velvel Klorfine, Rivka Klorfine, family Teitelbaum, Bezaleel Teitelbaum, Zissl Teitelbaum, family Guzowski, Henach Guzowski, Henia Guzowski, family Dubow, Tzevi Dubow, Doba Dubow, family Brinberg, Israel Brinberg, Bodoka Brinberg, family Brinberg, Aaron Brinberg, Rodel Brinberg, family Feldman, Moishe Feldman, Chave Feldman, family Basevitch, Reva Witt, Mordecai Witt, Sarah Garbuz, David Garbuz, Shaindel Garbuz, family Caplan, Simon Caplan, Rachel Steinberg, Bluma Steinberg, Rachel Bakaltchuk, Heniah Bakaltchuk, family Gutterzon, Sender Gutterzon, Pessel Gutterzon, family Sapoznik, Sender Sapoznik, Chaya Fogel, Tzevi Fogel, Alte Greenblatt, family Freedman, Moishe Yitschak Freedman, Gala Friedman, Baruch Friedman, Dvoshe Mushka, Aaron Mushka, Rachel Mushka, Chana Flejszon, Mina Flejszon, Mejshl Flejszon, Fayga Ukrainetz, Joseph Ukrainetz, Chaya Ukrainetz, family Kominiar, Mejshe Kominiar, Peshe Kominiar, family Right monolith back Greenblatt, R. Shmuel Greenblatt, Miriam Sima Greenblatt, family Shuman, Ruvin Shuman, Dobe Shuman, family
10. The Rovner, Lutsk Landsmanshaft Notes: Erected 1954. In Memory of the Martyrs of Wolyn. This monument has been erected in the sainted memory of our beloved brethren and the families of Rovna, Lutsk, and surrounding communities who were exterminated by the Nazi beast in 1942 thereby sanctifying the name of God. Record Report D24 10 GPS	Stone: 3-panel memorial with many names of communities; back names people who erected monument
11. Stolin and Vicinity Memorial Association Memorial description: Memorial erected 1983 in sacred memory of the martyrs of Stolin and vicinity who were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5742-1942. Stolin, Belarus Notes: Erected 1983. In sacred memory of the martyrs of Stolin and vicinity who were murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5742-1942. Names: 180 lines Record Report News D17 11 GPS	Stone: three-part two-sided memorial with central red Star of David; names in Yiddish Right back panel Berman, Nochum ben Shmuel Berman, Sora Perel bas Yakov Tzvi Chultzman, Aron Chultzman, Chesil Chultzman, Naomi Kaplan, Boruch Kaplan, Malka Kaplan, Chana Cohen, Yosef Cohen, Chava Cohen, family Nosnchuk, Berel Nosnchuk, Chana Nosnchuk, Michael Nosnchuk, Feivel Derevenski, Leyb Derevenski, Dvoyre Feygelman, Beyle Torkin, Yisroel Torkin, Beyle Torkin, Dovid Torkin, Elazar Stulman, Nochum Stulman, Chava Cohen, Gneshke Cohen, Meir Cohen, Rochel bas Arieh Leib Glezerman, Osher Glezerman, Beyle Kravetz, Zvulun Kravetz, Malka Kravetz, Chaya Tesler, Efroym Tesler, Milke Turkenik, Mordechai Simche, Montreal Turkenik, Chaye Freydl, Montreal Meyzl, Moyshe, Pinsk Meyzl, Dovid, Pinsk Meyzl, Sora, Pinsk Pinsk, Freydl, Montreal Miller, Velvel Miller, Menuche Miller, family Miller, Abie, Montreal Feffer, Dina bas Shlomo Gurski, Chashke, Los Angeles Kashtan, Yehoshua Kashtan, Aron Left back panel Millman, Eliyahu Meir ha-Cohen Millman, Hinde Millman, family Gloyberman, Noson Note ha-Levi Gloyberman, Breyndl Turkenitch, Aron Turkenitch, Shimon Turkenitch, Beyle Turkenitch, Shlomo Turkenitch, Teybl Ruchotzki, Leybel Ruchotzki, Feyge Ruchotzki, Chana Ruchotzki, Hadossa Chazen, Gad'l Chazen, Eliyahu Chazen, Sora Chazen, Rochel Chazen, family Friedman, Mendel Friedman, Chava Friedman, Leah Friedman, Feivel Rozenberg, Mordechai Rozenberg, Zelik Rozenberg, Zlotke Rozenberg, Yitzchok Rozenberg, Chaim Rozenberg, Chaike Glazerman, Elazar Glazerman, Golde Glazerman, Chana Glazerman, Feygl Glazerman, Elazar Glazerman, Esther Glazerman, Beyle Glazerman, Yitzchok Glazerman, Chashke Glazerman, Meir Glazerman, Dobke Forman, Hershel Forman, Dobrushke Forman, Soli Meir Forman, Chava Forman, Malka Hechtman, Shlomo, Plotnitze Hechtman, Zalman, Plotnitze Hechtman, Chana , Plotnitze Friedman, Yosef Friedman, Tilye Friedman, Freyde Friedman, Breyne Friedman, Chaye Friedman, Perel Korman, Yakov Korman, Henye Korman, Feygl Korman, Yitzchok Korman, Golde Korman, Esther Korman, Shmuel London, Shmuel Nochum London, Rushel London, Esther London, Sora London, Meir London, Eliezer Feldman, Moyshe Chaim, Buchlitch Feldman, Rochel, Buchlitch Feldman, Esther, Buchlitch Feldman, Yitzchok, Buchlitch Feldman, Yakov, Buchlitch Dovidovitch, Hershel, Yanova Dovidovitch, Dusye, Yanova Milman, Avrohom Milman, Ber Milman, Zlote Milman, Eshke Milman, Chaye Milman, Itke Milman, family Milman, Moshe Milman, Aron Milman, Itke Milman, Michle Milman, Arye Milman, Yitzchok Milman, family Tziporin, Zev Tziporin, Chava Tziporin, Yitzchok Mordechai Tziporin, Arye Tziporin, Yosef Tziporin, Yisroal Gloyberman, Mendel Gloyberman, Mindel Gloyberman, Moyshe Chaim Gloyberman, family Kolodni, Meyzl, Pinsk Kolodni, Eliyahu, Pinsk Kolodni, Malka, Pinsk Kolodni, family, Pinsk Burshteyn, Shachne, Stachov Burshteyn, Chashke, Stachov Burshteyn, family Gloyberman, Berel Gloyberman, Freyde Gloyberman, Leybel Gloyberman, family Zingerman, Mordechai Zingerman, Sora Zingerman, family Nosntshuk, Mordechai, Rublye Nosntshuk, Sora Leah, Rublye Nosntshuk, family, Rublye Muravnik, Meir, Rublye Muravnik, Peshe, Rublye Muravnik, family, Rublye Osovski, Leibel Osovski, Esther Osovski, family Litvin, Chaim Litvin, Chana Litvin, Eliyahu Litvin, Zlote Litvin, Dvore Litvin, Leah Litvin, Binyomin Litvin, Leah Litvin, family Gertshuk, Litman Gertshuk, Ratke Gertshuk, family Bleyshman, Hershel Bleyshman, Chava Bleyshman, Yosef Bleyshman, family Burshteyn, Yude, Rublye Burshteyn, Chan, Rublye Burshteyn, family, Rublye Shlepak, Aron, Trebezhov Shlepak, Moshe, Trebezhov Shlepak, Chaye, Trebezhov Shlepak, Chana, Trebezhov Shlepak, Chaim, Trebezhov Shlepak, Sora, Trebezhov Kurtatsh, Aron, Horodnoye Kurtatsh, Gishe, Horodnoye Kurtatsh, Yosil, Horodnoye Kurtatsh, Beyle, Horodnoye
12. Memorial to the Jewish Martyrs of Zamosc, Poland Memorial description: Memorial erected 1967 in eternal memory of the Jewish martyrs of the city of Zamosc, Poland who perished under the Nazis and their collaborators in the ghettos and death camps of Belsen, Majdanek and other places. Zamosc, Poland Notes: Erected May 7, 1967. In eternal memory of the Jewish martyrs of the city of Zamosc (Poland) who perished under the Nazis and their collaborators in the ghettos and death camps of Belsen, Majdanek and other places. Forget not! Forgive not! A handful of ashes from the death camps lies buried here. Names: 286 lines Record Report D17 12 GPS	Stone: three-part one-sided multilayer First (Right) panel Eyzenkopf, Sora Eyzenkopf, Levi Eyzenkopf, Leyzer Eyzenkopf, Nitel Eyzenkopf, Elke Eyzenkopf, Tzirel Arbesfeld, Meir Arbesfeld, Leah Arbesfeld, Noftoli Arbesfeld, Rivke Baum, Avrohom Baum, Leah Baum, Perl Baum, Yehudis Baum, Meir Bokser, Sora'le Bevet?, Chaim Bevet?, Rochel Bevet?, Shaye Bevet?, Rivke Brandvayn, Yekusiel Brandvayn, Rivke Brandvayn, Chaim Brandvayn, Tobe Brandvayn, Dvore Brandvayn, Aron Brandvayn, Reyzl Brandvayn, Yakov Brandvayn, Hene Goldfeder, Moyshe Goldfeder, Rochel Goldfeder, Pinchas Glantz, Noftoli Glantz, Nitel Glantz, Yakov Glantz, Bashe Grie, Hersh Greenshpan, Avrohom Greenshpan, Eidel Greenshpan, Chaim Greenshpan, Velvel Greenshpan, Chana Greenshpan, Kopel Diament, Elchonon Diament, Avrohom Diament, Yosef Dinburt, Dov Dinburt, Tsharni Rochel Dinburt, Yosef Chaim Dinburt, Tzvi Dinburt, Azriel Dinburt, Golde Dinburt, Bella Degen, Oyzer Degen, Chaye Degen, Etel Degen, Shlomo Degen, Chaim Degen, Fradel Degen, Avrohom Dresher, Betzalel Veintraub, Binyomin Veintraub, Sora Veintraub, Sheyndl Veissman, Rivke Veissman, Yitzchok Veissman, Dovid Veissman, Rochel Veissman, Shaye Vahrman, Akiva Vahrman, Nitel Zand, Yochet Zaltzman, Moyshe Zaltzman, Hene Zingerman, Moyshe Zingerman, Zlote Zingerman, Yehoshua Zingerman, Bashe Zingerman, Pinchas Zingerman, Sholom Zingerman, Ite Zingerman, Avrohom Cohen, Yitzchok Meir Cohen, Tzipi Cohen, Avrohom Cohen, Simcha Cohen, Bashe Lichtfeld, Moyshe Lichtfeld, Ite Lichtfeld, Chuzshe Lichtfeld, Dina Lichtfeld, Mendel Lerner, Avrohom Lerner, Moli Lerner, Shaye Mendelzohn, Chaim Mendelzohn, Nitel Mendelzohn, Avrohom Mendelzohn, Reyzl Mendelzohn, Pinchas Mendelzohn, Shmuel Mendelzohn, Leah Mendelzohn, Yosef Mendelzohn, Rivke Nudel, Avrohom Nudel, Sora Reyzl Nudel, Binyomin Nikelsberg, Leah Nikelsberg, Yisroel Nikelsberg, Beyle Nikelsberg, Ite Elster, Chana Elster, Itke Elster, Elazar Fisher, Chaim Fisher, Drezhe Fisher, Isser Fisher, Shmuel Fisher, Dovid Filler, Pinchos Filler, Freyde Filler, Bine Filler, Yitzchok Filler, Henye Perel, Yisroel Perel, Sora Rivke Perel, Yitzchok Feldshteyn, Feyge Fleshler, Chaim Fleshler, Dvore Fleshler, Mindel Fleshler, Yudel Fleshler, Etel Fleshler, Meir Freyd, Moyshe Freyd, Grine Freyd, Yerachmiel Freyd, Elke Freyd, Leyzer Freyd, Ite Freyd, Dobe Freyd, Shlomo Freyd, Malka Freyd, Hinde Freyd, Yechiel Freyd, Pnina Freyd, Rivke Freyd, Rochel Second (Left) panel Friedling, Machla Friedling, Sime Friedling, Chaye Friedling, Nechama Friedling, Chana Friedling, Bashe Friedling, Hershel Nechemia Tzobol, Volf Tzobol, Nitel Tzobol, Moyshe Tzimerman, Asher Zelig Tzimerman, Sora Dvore Tzimerman, Reyzl Tzimerman, Avrohom Tzimerman, Malka Tzimerman, Moyshe Leyzer Kagan, Mendel Kagan, Sora Kagan, Eidel Kagan, Leah Kozerak, Chava Kozlovski, Chaim Kozlovski, Chana Koch, Dr. Simche Kalichshteyn, Yosef Kalichshteyn, Pia Kalichshteyn, Nechemia Kleyman, Leyzer Kleyman, Beyle Kruk, Moyshe Chaim Kruk, Sora Rochel Kruk, Rashe Rozenblat, Avrohom Rozenblat, Nechama Rozenblat, Binyomin Rozenblat, Aron Rozenblat, Shlomo Rozenblat, Eidel Rozentzveyg, Beyle Rozentzveyg, Yosef Rozentzveyg, Rivke Rozentzveyg, Yehoshua Royzner, Boruch Royzner, Tzipora Rayn, Sholom Rayn, Alter Rayn, Dobe Chaye Rayn, Odil Rayn, Arye Rayn, Yitzchok Reyf, Chaye Reyf, Ben-Tzien Reyf, Sheyndl Reyf, Manem Reyf, Shimon Shorf, Shlomo Shorf, Pinchas Shorf, Avrohom Vigder Shorf, Sora Shorf, Moyshe Shorf, Mordechai Shorf, Yosef Shorf, Mashe Shorf, Fradel Shvartzbir, Itshe Shvartzbir, Roze Shvartzbir, Feyge Shvartzbir, Berl Shvartzbir, Hene Shvartzbir, Chaye Shvartzbir, Ayzik Shvartzbir, Shlomo Shvartzbir, Chaye Shvartzbir, Tobe Shvartzbir, Yechezkel Shvartzberg, Yechiel Michl Shvartzberg, Daniel Shvartzberg, Moyshe Shvartzberg, Chaye Shvartzberg, Sora Yete Shtinler, Leyzer Shtinler, Lipshe Shtinler, Keyle Shtinler, Vodi / Vadi Shtinler, Shmuel Shtinler, Chone Shtinler, Shimon Shteyner, Volf Shteyner, Chaye Shteyner, Fradel Shteyner, Chaim Shteyner, Nechama Shteyner, Refael Shtern, Dovid Shtern, Mindel Shtern, Zlote Shmuel, Shaye Shmuel, Yechezkel Shmuel, Malka Shmuel, Chana Lichtenshteyn, Moyshe Chaim Monzim, Tzvi Monzim, Sora Monzim, Moyshe Monzim, Freyde Monzim, Tobe Monzim, Avrohom Braunsztajn, Karol Braunsztajn, Alma Braunsztajn, Roma Braunsztajn, Irena Cygielman, Henryk Cygielman, Dora Cygielman, Wiktor Cygielman, Zofia Goldsztejn, Regina Goldsztejn, Juljan Goldsztejn, Marja Lubliner, Bencjan Lubliner, Bronislawa Lubliner, Fiola Lubliner, Jehuda Lubliner, Aleksander Luft, Ester Luft, Zisel Luft, Salek Luft, Rut Luft, Hinda Perelmuter, Szyfra Perelmuter, Roza Perelmuter, Ludwika Perelmuter, Halina Spiegelglas, Bronislawa Spiegelglas, Adam Szumer, Izak Szumer, Zofia Szumer, Stefanja Szumer, Eugeniusz
13. The Lubliner Landsmanshaft of Montreal Memorial description: Memorial erected 1965 in memory of the Jewish community of Lublin, Poland that perished during World War II. Lublin, Poland Notes: Erected May 1965. In memory of the Jewish community of Lublin that perished during World War II. Names: 483 lines Record Report D3 13 GPS	Stone: two-sided tall-wide pyramidal white memorial with buried ashes of martyrs; Yiddish text Level 3 Panel 1 Adler, Yakov Adler, children Adler, grandchildren Unger, Ber Unger, Mordechai Unger, Ite Eybeshitz, Nosson ben Dovid Eybeshitz, Yitzchok Eybeshitz, Meyer Eybeshitz, Henech Eybeshitz, Menachem Eybeshitz, Yosef Eybeshitz, Chana Eybeshitz, Malka Eybeshitz, children Eichenboim, Shmuel Eichenboim, Malka Hadassah Eichenboim, Yerachmiel Oksenberg, Tzipe Oksenberg, Feivel Oksenberg, Chayale Oksenberg, Shimon Oksenberg, Avrohom Orzhech, Moyshe Orzhech, Chaye Orzhech, Yitzchok Orzhech, Chana Orzhech, children Akerman, Yitzchok Akerman, Menuche Akerman, Hadassah Akerman, Hersh Akerman, Yakov Akerman, Beyle Akerman, Esther Akerman, Golde Breyter, Chaim Breyter, Miriam Breyter, children of Hersh Breyter, Avrohom Breyter, Berel Breyter, Chava Breyter, Tzipe Breyter, Hene Hinde Balek, Beynish Balek, Freyde Balek, Neche Perel Boym, Yakov Boym, Esther Boym, Shlomo Boym, Beyle Boym, Golde Blofarb, Berel Blofarb, Miriam Blofarb, Leah Blofarb, Tzirel Level 3 Panel 2 Boym, Avrohom Boym, Hene Boym, Nachman Boym, Yakov Boym, Yitzchok Boym, Feyge Boym, Rochel Boym, Leah Goldman, Shmuel Lipe Goldman, Dobre Goldman, Yosef Endzl Goldman, Yakov Goldman, Leyb Goldman, Tobe Goldman, Chana Goldman, Esther Goldfarb, Chaim Goldfarb, Esther Goldfarb, Mordechai Goldfarb, Chana Goldfarb, Yoel Goldfarb, Hershl Goldfarb, Hersh Ber Goldfarb, Etel Goldsobel, Meyer Goldsobel, Serke Goldsobel, children Goldshlager, Shmuel Goldshlager, Feyge Goldshlager, children Gorfinkel, Moyshe Gorfinkel, Dvore Gorfinkel, Yehoshua Gorfinkel, Zelik Gorfinkel, Volf Gorfinkel, Yocheved Gorfinkel, Tobe Gladman, Tzvi Gladman, Arye Gladman, Reyshel / Rayshel Gevedtzer, Shmuel Gevedtzer, Gitel Gevedtzer, Esther Gevedtzer, Yakov Gevedtzer, Shaul Gelibter, Shifra Gelibter, Chaye Gelibter, Freyde Granatshteyn, Leyb Gripel, Mendel Gripel, Leah Gripel, Rivke Rochel Level 3 Panel 3 Dichter, Zelde Dichter, children Hertzman, Leah Hertzman, children Hertzman, Hershel Hertzman, Pesse Hertzman, children Hertzman, Hersh Hertzman, Renye Hertzman, daughter Hertzman, Shifra Zoterman / Zaterman, Alter Hachman, Efroym Hachman, Miriam Hultzhacker, Rivke Hultzhacker, Moyshe Hultzhacker, Frumit Volberg, Mashe Volberg, Yitzchok Volberg, Sora Volberg, Rivke Volberg, Binyomin Vourtzl, Dobe Vourtzl, Miriam Vasserman, Yosef Vasserman, Ete Leah Vasserman, Yehuda Vasserman, Yechezkel Vasserman, Dvore Vasserman, Feyge Veiss, Meyer Veiss, Esther Veiss, Leyzer Veiss, Mordechai Vertman, Eliyahu Zilberman, Rivke Zilberman, son Zilberman, brothers Level 2 Panel 1 Zimelshtern, Dovid Zimelshtern, Hinke Zimelshtern, Sheva Zimelshtern, Leah Zimelshtern, Avrohom Zimelshtern, Dina Zimelshtern, children Zigman, Tevel Zigman, Feyge Zigman, children Zilberberg, Noach Zilberberg, Yisroel Zilberberg, Shlomo Zilbershteyn, Yosef Zilbershteyn, wife Zilbershteyn, children Zimmerman, Yosef Zimmerman, Reyzel Zimmerman, children Zomper / Zamper, Esther Zomper / Zamper, Yechezkel Zomper / Zamper, Meyer Trachtenberg, Moyshe Trachtenberg, Dvore Trachtenberg, Helle Etel Trachtenberg, Yudel Yitzchok Troper, Mendel Troper, Rivke Troper, Leah Troper, Reyzel Troper, Chana Troper, Manye Troper, Yechiel Landau, Moshe Landau, Leah Landau, children Lubliner, Yehuda Lubliner, Alexander Literat, Rochel Literat, husband Literat, children Levinzohn, Chana Lehrer, Freyde Lehrer, Yechiel Lehrer, Shmuel Lehrer, Rochel Lehrer, Esther Laychter, Rivke Tzirel Laychter, No'omi Laychter, Chaim Laychter, Mole Mandel, Yitzchok Mandel, Chaye Level 2 Panel 2 Midlazh, Yisroel Midlazh, Dovid Midlazh, Mirel Midlazh, Leyzer Midlazh, Malka Midlazh, Esther Messinger, Yisroel Messinger, Yitzchok Messinger, Yona Messinger, Esther Messinger, Mordechai Mandelker, Eliezer Mandelker, Gitel Mandelker, Bunim Mandelker, Rochel Mandelker, Mintshe Mandelker, Dobre Mandelker, Serel Mandelker, Peshe Nissenboym, Beyle Nissenboym, Yechezkel Nissenboym, Volf Nissenboym, Moyshe Nissenboym, wife Nissenboym, daughter Nissenboym, Yitzchok Nissenboym, wife Nissenboym, Beyle Nissenboym, Yakov Neyman, Eliezer Sambor, Dovid Ber Sambor, Sora Sambor, Chana Sambor, Hinde Samberg, Moyshe Kehos Samberg, Esther Samberg, Yehuda Samberg, Sora Samberg, Dovid Samberg, Hersh Samberg, Ite Slama, Noach Slama, Chana Slama, Freyde Slama, Leyzer Segal, Avrohom Segal, Tirtza Segal, Mindel Segal, Yakov Segal, Fradel Segal, Sora Segal, Avrohom Yakov Segal, Tzipe Level 2 Panel 3 Erlich, Aron Leyb Erlich, Ite Erlich, Asher Engelsberg, Yitzchok Engelsberg, Breyndl Engelsberg, Leyb Engelsberg, Sora Engelsberg, Bashe Engelsberg, Shmuel Engelsberg, Hene Engelsberg, Esther Engelsberg, Kopel Edelshteyn, Moyshe Edelshteyn, Ruzhe Edelshteyn, son Edelshteyn, Yakov Edelshteyn, Dora Edelshteyn, daughter Pachtshazh, Yakov Pachtshazh, Nitel Pachtshazh, Zelde Pachtshazh, Rochel Pachtshazh, Beyle Pachtshazh, Motel Filgetzayg, Sora Filgetzayg, Ite Filgetzayg, Leyb Felner, Yitzchok Aizik Felner, Royze Felner, Rochel Friedman, Alter Friedman, Malka Friedman, Tobe Friedman, Melech Friedman, Gele Friedman, Beyle Friedman, Shmuel Friedman, Yehudis Friedman, Peysach Friedman, Mendel Friedman, Nochum Friedman, Chaim Mendel Feld, Leyb Feld, Ete Ratze Feld, Moyshe Yakov Feld, Meshulam Friedman, Yehoshua Tzvi Friedman, Libe Finkelshtayn, Avrohom Finkelshtayn, Sora Mirel Finkelshtayn, Yakov Level 2 Panel 4 Frayberg, Leyb Frayberg, Chaye Frayberg, Moyshe Frayberg, Dovid Frayberg, Leah Frayberg, Tzipe Pretzelman, Shmuel Pretzelman, Necha Pretzelman, Yisroel Pretzelman, Peysach Pretzelman, Mordechai Tzuker, Yosef Tzuker, Rochel Tzitrin, Leyb Tzitrin, Etel Tzitrin, children Tzimring, Moyshe Tzimring, Perel Tzimring, Chaye Tzimring, Berl Tzimring, Bashe Tzimring, Yosef Tzimring, Yosef Tzimring, Zelda Tzimring, Shlomo Tzimring, Dina Kaplan, Yona Kaplan, Tzvi Kaplan, Avrohom Kaplan, Rochel Kapelushnik, Keyle Kapelushnik, Miriam Kahn, Yete Kahn, Chaye Rochel Kahn, Hentshe Kahn, Dovid Kornblut, Shlomo Kornblut, wife Kornblut, children Kosovoy, Nosson Kosovoy, Teme Kosovoy, Falik Kosovoy, Yakov Kosovoy, Golde Kosovoy, Esther Kosovoy, Yocheved Kosovoy, Miriam Kosovoy, Sora Level 1 Panel 2 Rubel, Avrohom Rubel, Henye Rubel, children Rozenboym, Shmuel Rozenboym, Leah Rozenboym, children Rozenberg, Eliyahu Rozenberg, Freydl Rozenberg, Chana Tzvia Rozenberg, Chaye Rozenberg, Rochel Rozenberg, Sara Rozenberg, Moyshe Richter, Yakov Richter, Rivka Rubin, Note Rubin, Libe Rubin, Yakov Rubin, Moyshe Shaboszohn, Leyb Shaboszohn, Rivka Shaboszohn, Sora Shaboszohn, Dovid Shaboszohn, Gitel Shaboszohn, Feyge Shteynvurtzl, Hershel Shteynvurtzl, Tzvi Shteynvurtzl, Rivka Shteynvurtzl, Meir Shteynvurtzl, wife Shtern, Noftoli Shtern, Malka Shtern, Bashe Shtern, Sora Chana Shteygel, Leyb Shteygel, Golde Shteygel, Beyle Shteygel, Rivke Shteygel, Chaye Sheytman, Miriam Sheytman, Leah Sheytman, Moyshe Sheytman, Leyb Sheytman, Shlomo Erlich, Henrich Arbuz, Yehoshua Fishader, Yitzchok Level 1 Panel 3 Blufarb, Beril Blufarb, Miriam Blufarb, Leah Blufarb, Tzirel Greenfeld, Efroym Greenfeld, Chana Greenfeld, Shlomo Boruch Greenfeld, Perl Greenfeld, Ezriel Greenfeld, Chaim Greenfeld, Yosef Greenfeld, Tobtshe Greenfeld, Mirel Nevertz, Avrohom Nevertz, Sora Nevertz, Boruch Nevertz, Velvel Nevertz, Lube Nevertz, Tzipe Nevertz, Mendel Nevertz, Mirel Nevertz, Chana Shafir, Meir Shafir, Feyge Shafir, Yisroel Shafir, Sora Shafir, Teme Shafir, Rivke Shafir, Hene Shafir, Chaya Shafir, Breyndl Shafir, husband Shafir, children Erlich, Yechezkel Erlich, Liba Erlich, child Prashker, Ele Eyger, Beyle Rozenbush, Mendel Rozenbush, Golde Rozenbush, Aron Herrnhut, Yosef Shapiro, Bela Goldberg, Bela Level 1 Panel 4 Magen, Yosef Magen, Chana Miriam Magen, Zalman Magen, Yidel Moyshe Magen, Golde Turner, Dovid Turner, Tzirel Turner, Aron Turner, Idis Turner, Zlote Turner, Feyge Nagelshteyn, Moyshe Nagelshteyn, Hodes Nagelshteyn, children Rochverg, Shlomo Rochverg, Chana Rochverg, Chisha Kloda, Hendil Kloda, children Greenberg, Sheyndil Greenberg, children Brusman, Efroym Brusman, Hene Huberman, Tzadok Huberman, Dobe Huberman, children Veytzenfeld, Ita Veytzenfeld, Anshil Hershberg, Yehoshua Hershberg, Nette Hershberg, family Lehrer, Mordechai Nitlich, Aron Vahrman, Sho'ul Hibner, Dr. Shimshon Hibner, Irena Valler, Pinchas Valler, Brocha Back Level 1 Panel 1 Hibner, Bernard Hibner, Etil Kornblit, Yisroel Kornblit, Shmuel Kornblit, Feivel Segal, Teme Lerner, Nachman Lerner, Tova Bormeister, Betzalel Bormeister, Chaya Brun, Beyle Brun, Gershon Lerner, Yehoshua Breyter, Mordechai Breyter, Frimet Techter, Leah Techter, Rochel Back Level 1 Panel 2 Braufman, Aron Menashe Braufman, Bine Braufman, Yechiel Friedmacher, Aron Friedmacher, Rivke Friedmacher, children Zeidenverk, Hillel Zeidenverk, Tzlube Zeidenverk, Bela Berger, Tzadok Berger, Bela Berger, Chana Back Level 1 Panel 3 Krachtmalnik, Chaim Krachtmalnik, Hinde Krachtmalnik, children Goldfarb, Libe Goldfarb, children Greenfeld, Chaim Arbesfeld, Roza Feygenman, Boruch Feygenman, Yente Feygenman, Dvore Feygenman, Breyndel Feygenman, Berl Rozenboym, Yankel Rozenboym, Esther Rozenboym, Moyshe Rozenboym, Meir Rozenboym, Freydil
14. Canadian Association of Litvak Jews Lithuania Notes: Erected November 13, 2002. In everlasting memory of the Lithuanian Jewish community who perished in the Holocaust 1941-1945. Record Report D2 14 GPS	Stone: three-language one-sided red memorial
15. Memorial of the Jews of Vilno & vicinity Memorial description: Memorial erected 1973 in memory of the Jews of Vilnius, Lithuania and vicinity who perished in the ghetto, concentration camps and partisan battles September 1943. (-1943) Vilna, Lithuania Died: Sep. 1943 Notes: Erected September 1973. Left panel: In memory of the Jews of Vilno and vicinity who perished in the ghetto, concentration camps and partisan battles September 1943. Vilna and Vicinity Association Tishrei 5732 / September 1971. Right panel: Remember. Dedicated in memory of the Jews of Vilna and vicinity who died in the ghetto, camps, and partisan battles. Elul 5703 / September 1943. [Poem by Chaim Grade] Names: 364 lines Record Report A1 15 GPS	Stone: one-sided tall-wide black memorial with many names Centre panel - top section Abramovitch, Boruch Abramovitch, Chava Abramovitch, Ide? Abramovitch, Ema Abramovitch, Chava Abramovitch, Mattes Abramovitch, Mordechai Abramovitch, Taybe Abramovitch, Yitzchok Abramovitch, Hirsh Abramovitch, Leyb Abramovitch, Chaim Abramovitch, Eliyahu Itigin, Moyshe Itigin, Nitel Itigin, Leybe Itigin, Leah Itigin, Yosef Itigin, Sheyne Itigin, Dan Itigin, Rivke Itigin, Nachman Itigin, Malka Itigin, Malka Itigin, Mashele Eyzenshtat, Feyge Taybe Eyzenshtat, Basya Eyzenshtat, Sheyne Aronovitch, Yosef Aronovitch, Mashele Aronovitch, Mishe Botvinik, Leybe Botvinik, Rivl Botvinik, Freydke Botvinik, Sorake Butrimovitch, Yitzchok Butrimovitch, Shimele Bukshtelski, Osher Bukshtelski, Shifra Bukshtelski, ?? Bukshtelski, Chonon Burshteyn, Meir Burshteyn, Feyge Burshteyn, Leah Burshteyn, Binyomin Burshteyn, Dvoyre Bedlin, Avrohom Bedlin, Esther Levin, Moyshe Levin, Rochel Levin, Rishe Levin, Sora Levin, Yosel Marshak, Yisroel Marshak, Sora Marshak, Shule Marshak, Akiva Marshak, Nitel Marshak, Avrohom Marshak, Sheyne Magid, Shlomo Magid, Hinde Magid, Elke Mirski, Leyb Mirski, Sora Dvoyre Niementshinski, Tzvi Niementshinski, Hesye Niementshinski, Gershon Svidler, Tzipe Svidler, Shaye Svidler, Yankel Svidler, Chana Svidler, Binyomin Svidler, Tuvye Svidler, Menashe Sofer, Gershon Sofer, Chana Sofer, Chaya Elke Stir, Avrohom Yeshayahu Silin, Yisroel Silin, Chana Silin, Mordechai Silin, Berel Silin, Chaim Meir Silin, Yitzchok Silin, Malka Silin, Feyge Silin, Leah Silin, Rivke Silin, Basya Sinuk, Yakov Sinuk, Rivl Sinuk, Sora Sinuk, Moyshe Sinuk, Binyomin Sinuk, Chaim Sinuk, Velvel Sinuk, Chaya Elke Sinuk, Zlate Sinuk, Tzirel Sinuk, Yosel Sinuk, Chaya Elke Sinuk, Pesele Smolnik, Leyb Centre panel - bottom section Berkovitch, Chasya Berkovitch, Leyb Berkovitch, Manem Brochem, Shmuel Brochem, Basya Brochem, Abrashke Galiarkin, Ben-Tzien Galiarkin, Emanuel Galiarkin, Sheyne Galiarkin, Leybe Goldberg, Berl Goldberg, Michle Goldberg, Betzalel Goldberg, Chonon Goldberg, Zalman Goldberg, Shlomo Goldberg, Sholom Goldberg, Perel Goldberg, Feyge Goldshmidt, Yitzchok Goldshmidt, Feyge Goldshmidt, Alte Goldshmidt, Velvel Goldshmidt, Basya Goldshmidt, Sime Gindlin, Mendel Gindlin, Roze Gindlin, Eliyahu Gindlin, Chona Glezer, Feyge Glezer, Tzipke Glezer, Yechiel Germaniski, Dovid Germaniski, Lize Gershteyn, Gershon Gershteyn, Meri Grosman, Miriam (Manye) Griner, Berel Griner, Rochel Davang, Ben-Tzien Davang, Blume Davang, Manye Davang, Dvoyre Davang, Sora Dugovski, Moyshe Dugovski, Feyge Dvorkind, Avrohom Dvorkind, Malka Dvorkind, Eyge Dvorkind, Avigdor Vigushin, Naum? Vigushin, Ema Vigushin, Mishe Vigushin, Dovid Veyn, Chaim Veyn, Yentel Veyn, Esther Veynhoyz, Zalman Veynhoyz, Elie Viker, Avrohom Viker, Loeah Viker, Rochel Viker, Shulamis Zabludovski, Yitzchok Zabludovski, Malka Zabludovski, Avrohom Zabludovski, Miriam Taytelboym, Volf Taytelboym, Eliezer Trapunski, Feyge Trapunski, Sonye Trapunski, Betty Chuzhoy, Zalman Chuzhoy, Nechama Chuzhoy, Moyshe Chuzhoy, Chaim Chuzhoy, Zelde Chuzhoy, Reyzele Yablon, Kopel Yablon, Hodel Yablon, Sora'l Yablon, Eliyahu Yablon, Sonye Yablon, Moyshele Yablon, Avrohomele Chanin, Yakov Chanin, Rochel Chanin, Yekusiel Chanin, Yache Chanin, Milik Katz, Yakov Katz, Ite Katz, Pesye Katz, Yosef Katz, Yocheved Katz, Avrohom Katz, Nitel Katz, Dvoyre Katz, Yakov Katz, Chaye Katz, Sho'ul Katz, Yeshayahu Katz, Tzese Langzam, Leyzer Langzam, Reyzl Lubotzki, Boruch Lubotzki, Meyte Lubotzki, Donye Lubotzki, Ima Lubotzki, Shulaminke Lubotzki, Solye Lubotzki, Yisroel Lubotzki, Alte Leykin, Yosef Leykin, Mendel Leykin, Basya Michla Lisogurski, Rive Lisogurski, Sheyne Lisogurski, Yakov Lisogurski, Sheyne Lisogurski, Boruch Lisogurski, Kushe Lisogurski, Rochel Lisogurski, Moyshe Lisogurski, Itke Lisitzki, family Lipman, Nitel Levin, Yitzchok Leyb Levin, Rivke Slapak, Basye Slapak, Leybel Slapak, Leyzer Slapak, Esther Slapak, Mishele Segal, Moyshe Yakov Segal, Sora Rivke Skupski, Yerachmiel Skupski, Esther Skupski, Hodele Portnoy, Binyomin Portnoy, Sheyne Rochel Portnoy, Dore Portnoy, Bela Portnoy, Motel Portnoy, Berel Portnoy, Chana Pushner, Hirsh Pushner, Pesye Piatak, family Finkelshteyn, Sheyme Finkelshteyn, Chasye Peregal, Sender Peregal, Nitel Peregal, Chana Peregal, Avrohom Tzinman, Moyshe Tzinman, Rochel Leah Katan, Sora Katan, Frume Katan, Esther Katan, Zyame Katan, Tzadok Katan, Keyle Kamai, Yehoshua Kamai, Rochel Kamai, Yisroel Kamai, Avrohom Kamai, Yisroel Kamai, Brayne unstated, Yisroel Komras-Korngold, families Kopanski, Fishel Kopanski, Leah Katzev, Avrohom Eltshik Katzev, Pesye Karabtshinski, Chatzkel Karabtshinski, Dvoyre Karabtshinski, Yitzchok Karabtshinski, Nechemia Karabtshinski, Chaye Klupt, family Krasilov, Avrohom Krasilov, Rivke Krasilov, Esther Krasilov, Leyb Krasilov, Nochum Rozenberg, Eliye Rozenberg, Yankel Rotshild, Gnesye Rotshild, Binyomin Rotshild, Tamara Rotshild, Nitel Rotshild, Yosef Rotshild, Tamara Rotshild, Avrohom Rotshild, Rochel Rotshild, Berel Rotshild, Yentel Rotshild, Hilel Rotshild, Chana Rotshild, Yehoshua Rotshild, Gnesye Rotshild, Mere Rotshild, Leah Rubanovitch, Ben-Tzien Rubanovitch, Libe Rubin, Binyomin Rubin, Reyzl Rubin, Osher Rubin, Yankel Rubin, Alte Rubin, Hirshke Rubin, Moyshe Rubin, Henye Rubin, Alter Rubin, Yehuda Rubin, Dora Rubin, Yerachmiel Rudnik, Elimelech Rudnik, Rivke Rudnik, Rode Broche Rudnik, Chaim Volf Rudnik, Daniel Rudnik, Avrohom Meir Rudnik, Blume Rudnik, Dovid Rudnik, Sora Rivash, Zalman Rivash, Rivke Rivash, Yosef Shutan, Leyb Aizik Shutan, Chana Shutan, Braynele Shutan, Chaim Shutan, Sora Shutan, Pesye Shternshus, Avrohom Shternshus, Henye Sheyndlin, Binyomin Sheyndlin, Reyzl Sheyndlin, Lyube Sheyndlin, Chaim Sheyndlin, Fanye Sheyndlin, Leubel Shimanski, Avrohom Shmidt, Ema Shmidt, Berel Shmidt, Kadish Shmidt, Chana? Shmidt, Toybe Shneyder, Shabtai Shneyder, Sora Shneyder, Mushe Shneyder, Rashe Shechter, Zalman Shechter, Beyle Shechter, Broche Shechter, Libele Shpin, Yosef Shpin, Chaye Shpin, Beyle Shpin, Iyov Shpin, Isser Shpin, Chayke
16. Memorial of the Jews of Ozerov (-1942) Ozarow, Poland Died: Oct. 22, 1942 Notes: In memory of the men, women and children that the Nazis have deported and massacred, from the city of Ozerov on October 22, 1942. Record Report C15 16 GPS	Stone: one-sided memorial
17. Memorial of the Sacred Jewish Community of Yishitza (-1942) Died: Jul. 23, 1942 Notes: To commemorate the destruction of the sacred Jewish community of Yishitza this monument everlasting is dedicated to the memory of our beloved brethren and sisters who were slaughtered on July 23, 1942 AL KIDDUSH HASHEM together with six million Jews in Europe during the Nazi occupation. Record Report C22 17 GPS	Stone: two-sided memorial
18. Memorial to Three-Hundred Children in Unmarked Graves Notes: Erected 1983. Record Report A5 18 GPS	Stone: one-sided memorial
19. Memorial to Jewish Community in Husyatin Husiatyn, Ukraine Notes: Donated by Mr. and Mrs. Mendel JEGENDORF 1986 as a remembrance for the Jewish community in Husyatin, which used to be next to the border between Poland and Russia, as well as for the Rosh Hakahal of the past, Mr. Yakov son of Mr. Shlomo Zalman and Basya YEGENDORF who perished as martyrs at the hands of the German Nazis (may their names be blotted out). 5701-5704 (1941-1944) Record Report B28A 19 GPS	Stone: one-sided memorial