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Sam (Zalman) Bereshkovsky helps clean up some rubble outside a store in Dayton, OH.

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    Sam (Zalman) Bereshkovsky helps clean up some rubble outside a store in Dayton, OH.
    Sam (Zalman) Bereshkovsky helps clean up some rubble outside a store in Dayton, OH. Zalman Bereshkovsky (b. 1895) immigrated to the United States only to return to Poland to serve in World War I. He later died in the Holocaust, probably in Treblinka.

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    Sam (Zalman) Bereshkovsky helps clean up some rubble outside a store in Dayton, OH.

    Zalman Bereshkovsky (b. 1895) immigrated to the United States only to return to Poland to serve in World War I. He later died in the Holocaust, probably in Treblinka.
    Date
    1913
    Locale
    Dayton, Ohio United States
    Photo Credit
    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Michael Friedman

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    United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Copyright: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
    Provenance: Michael Friedman

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    Abraham Friedman (originally Wolenchik) was the father of the donor. He was born in Zelva in 1907. He immigrated to the United States as an orphan together with his brother Zalman (Sam). He was adopted by the Friedman family and assumed their name. Most of his relatives remained in Europe and perished in the Holocaust.
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