"Częstochower Cajtung" ("Częstochowa Gazette")

- a weekly Yiddish-langusge newspaper

1926

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1st January 1926 – Page 1 articles (English translation)

1st January 1926 – Page 1 notices/advertisements (English translation)

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Wolf Rajcher z”l and Dora Rajcher z”l were both Holocaust survivors from Częstochowa.

They were prisoners in both the “Big Ghetto” and the “Small Ghetto” and, until liberation, were slave labourers in HASAG-Pelcery. Following the War, they emigrated to Melbourne Australia.

Upon the passing of both his parents, their son, Andrew Rajcher, established this charitable fund in their memory.


ENGLISH TRANSLATION:

Dave Horowitz-Larochette


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While the English translations are available for download, they may not, either in part or as a whole, be distributed or published without the prior written permission of Andrew Rajcher, the copyright-holder of this English-language version of this newspaper.

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