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The Kremin family sits at the entrance to a log cabin.

Photograph | Digitized | Photograph Number: 39817

The Kremin family sits at the entrance to a log cabin.

Yude-Mendl Kremin (center), with his son-in-law Hirshl Tatarski (right), daughter Rivka Tatarski, son Hayyim-Itchke, and granddaughter Hayya-Rochke Shmidt.

Yude-Medl had a clubfoot as a result of a severe beating by Lida coachmen during a labor dispute. Yude-Mendl died a natural death; all the others perished in the September 1941 massacre.

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Caption: The Kremin family sits at the entrance to a log cabin.

Yude-Mendl Kremin (center), with his son-in-law Hirshl Tatarski (right), daughter Rivka Tatarski, son Hayyim-Itchke, and granddaughter Hayya-Rochke Shmidt.

Yude-Medl had a clubfoot as a result of a severe beating by Lida coachmen during a labor dispute. Yude-Mendl died a natural death; all the others perished in the September 1941 massacre.
Date: 1932
Locale: Eisiskes, [Nowogrodek] Poland
Variant Locale: Eishyshok
Eshishuk
Eyshishkes
Ejszyszki
Eishishkes
Lithuania
Photo Credit: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of The Shtetl Foundation

Rights & Restrictions

Photo Source: The Shtetl Foundation (Yad Vashem Photo and Film Archives)

Copyright: Agency Agreement

Provenance: Ellis Family

Source Record ID: RN49-3
Published Source: There Once Was a World - Eliach, Yaffa - Little, Brown - p. 237
Restriction: NOT FOR RELEASE without the permission of the The Shtetl Foundation

Keywords & Subjects

Keyword: FAMILIES (PREWAR JEWISH) JEWS (POLISH) KREMIN FAMILY (EISISKES) MENTALLY/PHYSICALLY DISABLED SHMIDT FAMILY (EISISKES) TATARSKI FAMILY (EISISKES) TOWER OF FACES
Photo Designation: LIFE BEFORE THE HOLOCAUST: Yaffa Eliach Collection -- Families E

Administrative Notes

Artifact Photographer: Arnold Kramer

Record last modified:: 2002-10-07 00:00:00
This page:: https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/pa1125973

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