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  4. Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his six-year-old nephew, Getzel Landau in 1934 from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine)

Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his six-year-old nephew, Getzel Landau in 1934 from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine)

Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his six-year-old nephew, Getzel Landau in 1934 from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine)
Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his six-year-old nephew, Getzel Landau in 1934 from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine)

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his six-year-old nephew, Getzel Landau in 1934 from Eretz Israel (Mandatory Palestine)
Cover page of the Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his nephew, Getzel Landau
Cover page of the Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his nephew, Getzel Landau

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Cover page of the Passover Haggadah that Yehezkel Gewirtz sent his nephew, Getzel Landau
Dedication written in Hebrew by Yehezkel Gewirtz in the Passover Haggadah that he sent to his nephew, Getzel Landau. "A gift for a handsome, sweet and industrious boy, from his uncle, Yehezkel Gewirtz, Tel Aviv, Rosh Hodesh eve, Adar 1934"
Dedication written in Hebrew by Yehezkel Gewirtz in the Passover Haggadah that he sent to his nephew, Getzel Landau. "A gift for a handsome, sweet and industrious boy, from his uncle, Yehezkel Gewirtz, Tel Aviv, Rosh Hodesh eve, Adar 1934"

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection

Dedication written in Hebrew by Yehezkel Gewirtz in the Passover Haggadah that he sent to his nephew, Getzel Landau. "A gift for a handsome, sweet and industrious boy, from his uncle, Yehezkel Gewirtz, Tel Aviv, Rosh Hodesh eve, Adar 1934"
Rivka Landau (née Siegmann)
Rivka Landau (née Siegmann)

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/8
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Rivka Landau (née Siegmann)
Rivka Landau, her daughter Frymet and her son Getzel. Krynica, Poland, 1931
Rivka Landau, her daughter Frymet and her son Getzel. Krynica, Poland, 1931

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/31
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Rivka Landau, her daughter Frymet and her son Getzel. Krynica, Poland, 1931
Getzel Landau, Poland, 1930s
Getzel Landau, Poland, 1930s

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/32
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Getzel Landau, Poland, 1930s
From right: Yehuda Landau, his wife Rivka, their son Getzel, and Rivka's sister and her husband, Bluma and Alter Schnur. Poland, prewar
From right: Yehuda Landau, his wife Rivka, their son Getzel, and Rivka's sister and her husband, Bluma and Alter Schnur. Poland, prewar

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/33
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

From right: Yehuda Landau, his wife Rivka, their son Getzel, and Rivka's sister and her husband, Bluma and Alter Schnur. Poland, prewar
Frymet Landau, Poland, prewar
Frymet Landau, Poland, prewar

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/35
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Frymet Landau, Poland, prewar
Frymet Landau and her younger brother Getzel, Poland, prewar
Frymet Landau and her younger brother Getzel, Poland, prewar

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/38
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Frymet Landau and her younger brother Getzel, Poland, prewar
Jehuda Landau with his children, Frymet and Getzel, Poland, prewar
Jehuda Landau with his children, Frymet and Getzel, Poland, prewar

Yad Vashem Photo Archives 12463/40
Donated by Shimon Monita and Deborah Gewirtz

Jehuda Landau with his children, Frymet and Getzel, Poland, prewar
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