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Two Jewish girlfriends pose in a park in Bialystok.

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    Two Jewish girlfriends pose in a park in Bialystok.
    Two Jewish girlfriends pose in a park in Bialystok. Pictured are Malka Orkin (left) and her friend Tusia Goldberg. Tusia, whose father later became a member of the Bialystok ghetto Jewish council, survived the war.

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    Two Jewish girlfriends pose in a park in Bialystok.

    Pictured are Malka Orkin (left) and her friend Tusia Goldberg. Tusia, whose father later became a member of the Bialystok ghetto Jewish council, survived the war.
    Date
    1936
    Locale
    Bialystok, [Bialystok] Poland
    Variant Locale
    Belostok
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Meir Orkin

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    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: Meir Orkin

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    Malka Orkin was the daughter of Kalman and Leiba Orkin and the sister of Meir Orkin. Her father was a tailor in Bialystok and her brother, a leader of the Hashomer Hatzair Zionist youth movement. Meir immigrated to Palestine in 1936 and after the war married Haika Grosman. Malka perished during the war.
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