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Izaak Jungman with his family

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Izaak Jungman with his family

Izaak Jungman with his family
From right: Izaak Jungman, his wife Zosia, his daughter Ewa and his son Adam. This photo was taken in Argentina in the 1940s. Uncle Izaak was born in 1911. After the war, he worked in the municipality in Zamosc, at the turn of 1956 he moved to Argentina. He was a confirmed bachelor, he didn't get married until 1952 I think, when he was about 40. His wife still lives in Argentina, she's Jewish, from Poland, her name's Zosia. They have a son and a daughter. Adam was born in 1953, he has two daughters, he works in Ukraine and visits Poland sometimes. Ewa was born in 1957, she's very pretty, she used to be a model in Argentina for quite some time. She's married, has two sons. My daughter, Jolanta, keeps in touch with our family in Argentina. First of all, she's met them personally, and secondly, there's no language barrier as she speaks Spanish fluently.
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