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		The true tale of survival from a Hrubieszow descendant.
		Organization of Former Jewish Inhabitants of Hrubieszow in Israel (POB 953, 61 008 Tel Aviv, Israel).
		This encapsulating true story takes audiences on a journey from pre-Holocaust Hrubieszow, Poland (1930’s and 1940’s) in which the author’s main characters are his mother and father, Manya and Meyer.
	members.aol.com /jewishco1/hrubieszow/memoirs.htm (384 words)

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		(The largest of these early deportations was the expulsion of 300 Jews from Kracow to Hrubieszow.) The first deportation from Hrubieszow to the Sobibor death camp occurred in June 1942, and the second in October 1942.
		The Hrubieszow Genealogy Group was founded in 1998.
		Its purpose is to further the Jewish genealogical efforts for descendants of the town of Hrubieszow in Israel, the United States, Canada, Australia, and Mexico.
	www.shtetlinks.jewishgen.org /hrubieszow (473 words)

	Shofar FTP Archives: people/e/eichmann.adolf/transcripts/Sessions/Session-021-01
		On 1 December 1939 the beadle of the synagogue, Dovidel Shmerl announced in all the streets and houses that on the following day, 2 December 1939, a Sabbath, at seven in the morning all men from 15 to 60 years of age were to come to Rigon Square, that is the cattle market place.
		In the town of Hrubieszow, 50 kilometres from Chelm and 120 kilometres from Lublin.
		We did not know this at that time, for we stood for four hours on the Sabbath morning in the open, and then we heard that the Jews of Chelm had come.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/ftp.cgi/people/e/eichmann.adolf/ftp.py?people/e/eichmann.adolf/transcripts/Sessions/Session-021-01 (2811 words)

	Biterman Family of Hrubieszow, Poland
		The travails of Spanish Jews as they sought refuge wherever they could and their persistent identification for generations with the land they still considered home is a unique and fascinating story.
		The town of Hrubieszow, where the Biterman family settled, did have a Sephardic synagogue.
		In Poland, and definitely in Hrubieszow, families only would marry those who were in the same social status.
	chelm.freeyellow.com /biterman.html (1098 words)

	Albert Karol Herman
		Immediately after the end of the war, Albert and his family returned to the area of his wife's birthplace (village of Rogatka n/Dubienka) - on November 23, 1918 he was already registered (and lived) in the Bialopole Parish.
		Later on (in 1924) he lived and worked in Hrubieszow, on January 31, 1927 he was registered in the Dziekanow Parish (near Hrubieszow) and on April 18, 1928 the family was registered in the Starawies Parish (suburbs of Siedlce), as their permanent place of residence.
		As a consequence of promotions after periodic "State Qualifying Examinations", at the time of his trasfer to Siedlce in 1928 and of assuming there a new position in the Treasury Office, he achieved a level of "the third category in the civil administrative, treasury and accounting-receipt service".
	www.wajszczuk.v.pl /english/drzewo/tekst/herman/herman.htm (1233 words)

	Eichmann trial - The District Court Sessions
		And so we marched to the village Tyszowce, a distance of 12 kilometres from Hrubieszow.
		I came out of the ranks and began relating the whole story of this march from Chelm to Hrubieszow, from the first day, and of all the victims who fell, of the thousands who were shot.
		They told us to lie down on the ground, and they would go to see if it were possible to accommodate us in the hospitals, for we were all injured from this march, our feet were torn.
	www.vex.net /~nizkor/hweb/people/e/eichmann-adolf/transcripts/Sessions/Session-021-01.html (2785 words)

	Among Friends: Poland trip traces roots of family (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		But my dad had always wanted to see his father's hometown and the dedication of the memorial seemed to be a good excuse to make the trip.
		We arrived like visiting celebrities, waving at children from the bus windows, descending into cool, drizzling rain to listen to speeches in a language we didn't understand -- all in honor, we were told, of brotherhood and friendship.
		A squat, angry little woman came out of the door and glared at us from the porch, and then crossed the street to yell and gesticulate with a group of her neighbors.
	www.chron.com /content/chronicle/features/97/12/07/friends.html (1272 words)

	Pinkas Hakehillot Polin: Hrubieszow
		Hrubieszow (H) is first mentioned in the middle of the 14th century as a village in the district of Chelm.
		Owing to its geographical situation, on the main road from Lithuania in the north to Ukraine in the south and to “Greater Poland”; in the west, it was a commercial centre for its agricultural environs and a transit station for the export of goods.
		In 1930 another periodical - “Hrubieszower Leben” emerged as a supplement to the newspaper “Chelmer Stimme - published by the General Zionists.
	www.jewishgen.org /yizkor/Pinkas_poland/pol7_00147.html (5682 words)

	Biterman Family Tree
		Yehuda Biterman survived the Hrubieszow ghetto, Auschwitz (for only a small period of time in 1942), Buchenwald (time unknown), Mielic (time unknown), Wieliscska (time unknown), Krakow-Plaszow (time unknown), Flossenburg and sub-camp Leitmeritz (1944), Dachau (1944), Augsburg-Pfersee (1944), Natzweiler and sub-camp Leonberg (1944), and then Dauchau (1944-1945) again.
		The few children that had been hidden in Hrubieszow by the camp members were shot.
		Chaim was shot in 1939 in the Hrubieszow ghetto.
	chelm.freeyellow.com /biterman_genealogy.html (998 words)

	"Sefer Ha'Zvaot" - "The Book of Horrors" CHELM & HRUBIESZOW
		Hay"d, God revenge his blood, who was killed in the death march of Jews from Chelm to Hrubieszow and then to the Russian border in December 1939 and his grave unknown.
		This is a partial list of a few of the martyrs of CHELM and HRUBIESZOW who were murdered during the horrible massacre of the Jews of CHELM and HRUBIESZOW, on their deportation to the Soviet border, December 1939.
		HRUBIESZOW on the WEB - a New Memorial Project Initiated by Aaron Biterman November 1998
	www.zchor.org /HUR.HTM (233 words)

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		The Hrubieszow Discussion Group is a forum specifically dedicated to the town of Hrubieszow in Poland.
		Furthermore, Jewish Holocaust issues should be anticipated to all subscribers, as the entire Jewish population of this town was forced to leave after World War II.
		The intent of the list is to revive the culture of Hrubieszow, to allow Hrubieszow descendants to learn about their family histories, and to help establish translations of the Hrubieszow civil (birth, marriage, death) records available on the Internet.
	members.aol.com /jewishco1/hrubieszow/list.htm (234 words)

	International Jewish Cemetery Project - Poland H-J
		The cemetery is located on Ulica (Street) Krucza, Hrubieszow, Lublin province, at 23° 53° W º50° 48° N about 30 km.
		1989, four leaders of the Association of Hrubieszow in Israel came to the town to prepare the ground for a group visit to dedicate the monument.
		They told non-Jewish students of Hrubieszow about the Jewish community; the students, in turn, brought tombstone fragments that they found scattered around town.
	www.jewishgen.org /cemetery/e-europe/pol-h-j.html (9052 words)

	jewelry store newark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		and she was stuck outside Hrubieszow, that wasnt practical.
		But jewelry store newark sell if he hadnt sent her to her Kukuruznik wouldnt have tried to taxi through a tree, which would have meant shed jewelry store newark faux still be able to fly it.
		Which would have meant I wouldnt be stuck here outside of Hrubieszow, she snarled, and jewelry store newark from kicked at the mud again.
	jewelrystorenewark.php-faq.dk (438 words)

	WJMLL 3/98: William Bostock
		Moreover, many Jews in pre-war Poland for whom it was the mother tongue, did not speak Polish, or at least spoke very little (Orenstein 1987:4).
		But the population included many highly multilingual people, reflecting their high standard of education in contrast to many of their German masters, although there were occasionally some Yiddish-speaking Gestapo (one was posted in Hrubieszow, a town some distance from Lodz (Orenstein 1987:128).
		One linguistically accomplished detainee was a young man who wrote his testament in English, Hebrew, Polish and Yiddish, in the margins of a French novel, Les Vrais Riches (Adelson and Lapides 1989:5, 419-39).
	wjmll.ncl.ac.uk /issue03/bostock.htm (3894 words)

	The Doe Network: Case File 1684DMPOL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Missing since July 3, 1996 from Hrubieszow, Poland
		Harapiuk was last seen in Hrubieszow, Poland on July 3, 1996.
		If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
	www.doenetwork.us /cases/1684dmpol.html (39 words)

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