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A Drawing of the Grave of Baby Rose Brand

Romek-Reuven Brand was born in 1908 in Ozorkow, Poland. With the outbreak of war in 1939, Reuven and his two sisters fled to Russia on horseback, riding through Warsaw to Brisk. From there, the Soviet authorities deported the three to the interior of the Soviet Union. Along the way Reuven met Tola Fuerstental, who made a similar journey with her family, and the two married.

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Drawing of the grave of baby Rose Brand
Drawing of the grave of baby Rose Brand

Yad Vashem Artifacts Collection
Gift of Margalit (Brand) Katz, Givatayim, Israel

Drawing of the grave of baby Rose Brand
Shoshana (grandmother of baby Rose) standing in the center wearing a hat, next to her husband Mordecai and other family members before the war
Shoshana (grandmother of baby Rose) standing in the center wearing a hat, next to her husband Mordecai and other family members before the war

Shoshana (grandmother of baby Rose) standing in the center wearing a hat, next to her husband Mordecai and other family members before the war
Romek-Reuven Brand with a family member before the war
Romek-Reuven Brand with a family member before the war

Romek-Reuven Brand with a family member before the war
Drawing of the grave of baby Rose Brand
Drawing of the grave of baby Rose Brand
Shoshana (grandmother of baby Rose) standing in the center wearing a hat, next to her husband Mordecai and other family members before the war
Shoshana (grandmother of baby Rose) standing in the center wearing a hat, next to her husband Mordecai and other family members before the war
Romek-Reuven Brand with a family member before the war
Romek-Reuven Brand with a family member before the war
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