Faye Schulman - Faye's family before the war
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Faye Schulman - Faye's family before the war
Faye Schulman - Faye's family before the war
Transcript: This is a picture of my family before the war. I am on the left side, extreme left. Next to me is my brother, the oldest brother, the photographer, Moishe or Morris. And then it's my my sister, the oldest sister, Sonia, who had 2 babies, 2 children but this was before she got married. And then is to the extreme right standing is my sister, Esther, and she's the one, the good good-natured one. She wrote letters for me and she helped me with education and everything. And a sitting is on the left of course is my mother. To the right is my father and in the center is my uncle. His name is Pesach. He went to Israel before the war and he a came to our town to say goodbye before he's gone to Israel and when he came he wrote us the first letter from Israel, he wrote, "I am born now." The day when he came to Israel that's is the day when he was born. And on the bottom sitting and lying down is my 2 youngest brothers which I liked so much, especially the little one. I have so many things to tell about him. He was only 12 when he was shot and he was working already like an older man in a milk factory and he was bringing home once a week the pay for the week. It was a bottle. We used to call it perigone. This is the water that you squeeze out from cheese in order the cheese to be harder. So he had this water. Before the war, my mother used to give it to the cow.
Transcript: This is a picture of my family before the war. I am on the left side, extreme left. Next to me is my brother, the oldest brother, the photographer, Moishe or Morris. And then it's my my sister, the oldest sister, Sonia, who had 2 babies, 2 children but this was before she got married. And then is to the extreme right standing is my sister, Esther, and she's the one, the good good-natured one. She wrote letters for me and she helped me with education and everything. And a sitting is on the left of course is my mother. To the right is my father and in the center is my uncle. His name is Pesach. He went to Israel before the war and he a came to our town to say goodbye before he's gone to Israel and when he came he wrote us the first letter from Israel, he wrote, "I am born now." The day when he came to Israel that's is the day when he was born. And on the bottom sitting and lying down is my 2 youngest brothers which I liked so much, especially the little one. I have so many things to tell about him. He was only 12 when he was shot and he was working already like an older man in a milk factory and he was bringing home once a week the pay for the week. It was a bottle. We used to call it perigone. This is the water that you squeeze out from cheese in order the cheese to be harder. So he had this water. Before the war, my mother used to give it to the cow.