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First name
Mojżesz Moszek Pinkus
Last Name
Lichtensztajn Lichtenstein
Maiden name
Date of birth
1875
Place of birth
Łódź
Gender
male
Mother's first name
Rivka
Mother's maiden name
Father's first name
Majer Szmuel
Age
67
In the family
brother
Marital status
married
Spouse's first name
Rywa
Occupation
factory owner
Country
Poland
City
Starachowice Wierzbnik
Street
City during the war
Starachowice Wierzbnik
Street during the war
Notes
Plywood and veneer factory owner. [During the deportation] "in the Mincberg family, Rywka's grandfather, Moses Pinchas Lichtenstein, one of the four brothers who founded the Wierzbnica plywood and veneer factory, was too sick and weak to get out of bed, let alone go to the market. According to one of the account, Rywka had to convince her mother not to stay with her grandfather, according to another account, she had to drag her away "by force". Either way, they left the old man alone in bed. [...] The old and sick left at home were shot in their beds."
Place of death
Starachowice Wierzbnik (during deportation to Treblinka)/Starachowice Wierzbnik
Date of death
27.10.1942
Source

AP Kielce 3285 Sąd Grodzki w Starachowicach-Wierzbniku, sygn. 1266 (Zg 22/46); YVP Simkha Mintzberg (son in law); Ch. Browning, "Pamięć przetrwania", s. 130

Record ID
46793
Date of inclusion in the database
13.03.2024
Date of modification
17.04.2026
Wall of Names
Moszek Pinkus LICHTENSZTAJN, 67, plaque D023
Photo description
Source of photo (text)
Family