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Eshua Almalech during one of his trips to Israel

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Eshua Almalech during one of his trips to Israel
I was in Israel in 1993 with my sister Roza and Hari Natan, the brother of her late husband Izidor Natan. Hari was a physician in Australia. Roza, her husband, Izidor Natan and their son Amnon, left for Israel in 1948. They lived in Ramle together with her husband's parents. In 1970 they moved to Tel Aviv. Her husband died in 1971. She still lives in Tel Aviv. She has three granddaughters and four great-grandsons. In their youth the parents of her daughter-in-law Ayla were in the Nazi camp Auschwitz in Poland. They survived and right after the WWII they immigrated to Israel. Unfortunately I have no more information about them.

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