TRIBUTE TO KLODAWA

A Personal Journey to Klodawa, Poland

Visiting and rediscovering the lost Jewish communities of Babiak, Przedecz, and Klodawa.

History

A History Rooted in Faith and Tradition

The Jewish community in Klodawa dates back to the 15th century, with a rich heritage that thrived for generations. The community lived peacefully alongside their neighbors and played a vital role in the cultural and economic fabric of the town.

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Lived in Klodawa

Town Population

LEFT: SAMUEL NICINSKI, RIGHT: JOSEF-ZELIG NICINSKI.

LANDSBERG: LEFT TO RIGHT: LIENNA PRZEDECKI, MICHUEL PRZEDECKI, JUREK FRANCUZ.

LEFT TO RIGHT: JUREK FRANCUZ, STELLA FRANCUZ, MICHUEL PRZEDECKI. Jurek and Michuel escaped Klodawa together, are first cousins. Michuel is Judy Muratore's great-uncle, the only survivor of the Przedecki family.

LANDSBERG: LEFT TO RIGHT: JUREK FRANCUZ, CHAICA MARCZAK, ZALMA MARCZAK.

SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: PESA ZYSLING, BENJAMIN LANDAU, GRYNBERG, CHAICHA MARCZAK ,ZALMAN MARCCZAK, JOSEF-ZALIG NICKINSK. STANDING FRONT TO BACK LEFT: LEIB LANDAU, YITZHAK LEWIN, MICHUEL PRZEDECKI, LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW STANDING: LIENNA PRZEDCKI, MAJER-HERZ BORDOWSKI, LAIJA SENDOWSKI, GRYN, SAMUEL NICINSKI (son of Josef-Zaling), Mordka Bordowsi, Henyik Opocynski, Max Rotbart. LAST ROW: Jurek Francuz, Sendowski, David Bordowski, Tama-Regina Bordowski, Libel Korek, wife Neijhaus, Henjyk Nejhaus.

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Time may pass, but memory remains.
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