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Asz, Alter, son of Menachem (father), and husband of Miriam, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Anka wife of Nachman, was born in Warsaw, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Bencyjon, son of Menachem Mendel (father), and husband of Dina, was born in Warsaw, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Dina wife of Bencyjon, was born in Warsaw, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Eliezer, son of Nachman (father) and Anka, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Hawiwa, daughter of Nachman (father) and Anka, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Hinda, daughter of Alter (father) and Miriam Rachel, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Miriam wife of Alter, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Mr. was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Nachman, son of Menachem Mendel (father), and husband of Anka, was born in Warsaw, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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Asz, Natan, son of Alter (father) and Miriam Rachel, and was murdered in the Treblinka extermination camp during the Shoah. Some material has been omitted here, (even though facts are not subject to copyright in the U.S.A.), to motivate you to visit the source page, where you might find useful notes and perhaps a photograph of this person. This entry is only a finding aid to help you discover that site, which has its own search facility but does not present the information in sentence form on open pages, where the search engines can find and index it. As a genealogist you know you must visit that site to document your source. This finding aid is no source.
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