Mary Wygodski Vilna during WWI Jatkowa

Mary Wygodski

Vilna during WWI

Jatkowa Street, Vilna

Street scenes of Vilnius

The Great Synagogue 1572 -1944

Ruins of the Vilnius Synagogue the Old Vilna Synagogue

1922, My mother with her sister and children

My father and my mother Feivel Tabachowicz Chasia Suchowki Tabachowicz

1929, My father, mother, brothers and I

1930, Shevelovitch-Katz, My Kindergarten

1931, Pospeszki-Datche- my parents, brother, and I

1932, Pospieszki-Datche

1934, My parents, brother, cousins, and I

1936, Pospieszki-Datche

1936, Vilna- My Parents

1936, Vilna- My father and mother with family

1937, Chone's son, Bernie Suchowski, Lila Tabachowicz, My sister and cousins

My father at organizational meeting

1938 Vilna, with friend

Jewish Population

A Model of the Vilnius Ghetto The larger of the two ghettos

A copy of a work permit. Work permits were issued by Germans to Jewish workers Getting one of these meant life

Vilna before WWII

Vilna Ghetto jail 1941 -1943

Lukiszki Prison Many Jews were taken here during the first days of occupation

Courtyard entrance to the Jewish Hospital

View of the Judenrat Building from the street 6 Rudnicka St.

Inner courtyard of the Judenrat building

Vina Ghetto, 1941 -2, Rudnicki Str. Entrance

Jewish and Lithuanian police guard the entrance to the Vilna ghetto.

Ponary, marching to their death

The Pits of Ponary

Soap Factory Stutthof Concentration Camp

Stuttof Main Entrance

Gas Chamber at Stuttof

Crematorium

Fellow Magdeburg Inmate

Dora, Bella and Myself, June 1945

Brussels, Belgium DP Camp 1945

August 1945, Belgium

Brussels, Belgium 1945

October 1945 Tel Aviv

Israel 1945

Reunited in Tel Aviv with my first cousin

Israel 1947

My husband I, Tel Aviv 1947

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