Shana Tova Every one!

[eku...@013.net]

I'm the head of the Zychlin 's comunity in Israel.
I'll like to know others who has conection to that comunity around the
world and how they related to that group, please.
Maybe will found out new informations about the people and the
families that lived there before the w.w.2.
I belong to the Kuvent family that lived In Zychlin. Any one know this
family?
thank you and Shana Tova!

[Yaron Buki]

What generation are you? Was it you or your parents etc, that lived in Zechlin?

Yaron Z. Buki

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> Subject: [ZJR: message 115] Shana Tova Every one!
> Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:58:10 -0700

[eku...@013.net]

It was my father who bornd and lived in Zychlin.
All his family was there, his parents, brothers and sisters. I think
they were nine of them. My father and one of his brothers run away to
Rasha but only my father survived. After the ww2 he came back to
Poland, to Zychlin, to look for others from the family but no one came
back from that war. My father name was Yehoshua (Sasha) Kuvent
. He was a barber in Zychlin before the war and then in Tel- Aviv.

By the way, someone here wrote about Amos Zamir (the ex- juge)and I
wanted to tell you that we know him very well.

How are you conected to Zychlin? where are you from?

IMY KUVENT

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[Arnold M Kanarek]

Amos Zamir is the son of my Grandfather's second wife, Rivka Kanarek. My
grandfather, Max Kanarek, came from Zychlin. When my grandfather married
his cousin's widow, Rivka, they moved to Haifa. My family would visit
often and became close with Amos (and Tamar who passed away). Amos also
has a sister Ruti who is married Chaim Krucel. How do you know Amos?
Avrohom Kanarek

[fabienne]

Amos Zamir is my mother's second cousin. She haven't see him for average 45
years.
My grand father was born and leaved in Zichlin. He was first cousin with
Amos mother. He goes away from Poland in 1916. Alone. His parents,
brothers and sisters stays there. They were very frum and for them to leave
abroad means spiritual "yerida".

Fabienne Zribi
Paris

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[suzanne wrobel]

So, you are the head of the Zychlin Society in Israel, which was previously
established in 88 rechov Bugrashev and whose president was Moshe Zyslender. Am I
right ?

Do you know Hershl Kuwent who was tailor before WWII in Zychlin and was married
to Bina. Bina was my father's aunt. Bina died during the war. Hershl and my
father survived the ware and went to France. Hershl remarried to Berthe and they
had two children Beatrice and Roger ? Do all these names mean something to you ?

Toda raba for your answer.

Suzy Wrobel

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Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 7:58 AM
Subject: [ZJR: message 115] Shana Tova Every one!

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[eku...@013.net]

My father knew Amos Zamir and used to told us that there is some
family conection between his family and ours. I don't know how but as
a young child I remember us seeing him from time to time. My father's
family, the Kuvents, were well known in Zychlin.They were a big
family and had a high positions in the city before the Germans came
in.
On the other side, my wife also knew Amos Zamir, and his son but
nothing to do with Zychlin. When she was young, she lived with her
parents in Givataim, near Tel- Aviv and Amos with his family lived in
the sreet near by. His son was a good freind of my wife's brother,
they learnd tugether at school and Amos's son used to visit my brother
in law at their home. Later on, he got merried to an actor (they got
divorce several years ago) and I think they still had a connection
with my brother in law . What a small world!

Any way, now days I only has a conection with the people of Zichlin or
their families thrue our organization in Tel- aviv.We have a house
there and we meat there once a year, making memorial ceramony for our
dead and than talk about things we're doing or planning to do for the
people and the memory.
You didn't tell me were are you from?

IMY KUVENT

[suzanne wrobel]

As you are the President of the Zychlin Society, I can tell you that my father
put the name of our family on the memorial.

My father is Henryk (Hershl) Wrobel 17 rue Condorcet 75009 Paris, France. We
were close friends of Moshe Zyslender who offered us 3 paintings and 1 drawing.
He was a passionnate of paintings and I brought him to museums in Paris when he
visited us.

Suzy

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[Arnold M Kanarek]

I am the Principal of a Yeshiva in Atlanta Georgia. I am originaly from
Brooklyn, New York, where my parents still reside.

Avrohom Kanarek

[eku...@013.net]

On Sep 11, 9:46 pm, "suzanne wrobel" <suzanne.wro...@orange.fr> wrote:
> So, you are the head of the Zychlin Society in Israel, which was previously
> established in 88 rechov Bugrashev and whose president was Moshe Zyslender. Am I
> right ?

> Yes I'm. and yes,I knew Hershel Kuvent and his son Roger as well. Hershel visited in our house in Tel- Aviv years ago and also visited Yakov Kuvent in Kiriat- bialik, haifa (you know him?). His son , Roger, goined the Aramy in "Yom- Kipur war" and lost his eye there. He's a little young then me.

> Do you know Hershl Kuwent who was tailor before WWII in Zychlin and was married
> to Bina. Bina was my father's aunt. Bina died during the war. Hershl and my
> father survived the ware and went to France. Hershl remarried to Berthe and they
> had two children Beatrice and Roger ? Do all these names mean something to you ?
>
> Toda raba for your answer.
>
> Suzy Wrobel

> NOW, ABOUT OUR ORGANIZATION: WE HAVE ABOUT 50 PEOPLE THERE NOW FROM ALL OVER ISRAEL. MOST OF US SECOND GENERATION, OF COURSE. THE THIRD GENERATION HARDLY INTERESTAD IN THIS. WE TRY TO MAKE THEM COME TO THE MEMORIAL CERAMONY WE'RE DOING BUT NOT WITH VERY MUCH SUCCES SO FAR. THE OLD GENERATION IS HARDLY LIVE ANY MORE. MY PARENTS PASSED AWAY IN 1991, BOTH OF THEM.

IMY KUVENT

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> From: <ekuv...@013.net>
> To: "Zychlin Jewish Roots" <zychlin-je...@googlegroups.com>
> Cc: <Zych...@orange.fr>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2007 7:58 AM
> Subject: [ZJR: message 115] Shana Tova Every one!
>
> > I'm the head of the Zychlin 's comunity in Israel.
> > I'll like to know others who has conection to that comunity around the
> > world and how they related to that group, please.
> > Maybe will found out new informations about the people and the
> > families that lived there before the w.w.2.
> > I belong to the Kuvent family that lived In Zychlin. Any one know this
> > family?

> > thank you and Shana Tova!- Hide quoted text -

[eku...@013.net]

On Sep 11, 10:14 pm, "suzanne wrobel" <suzanne.wro...@orange.fr>
wrote:

> As you are the President of the Zychlin Society, I can tell you that my father
> put the name of our family on the memorial.
>
> My father is Henryk (Hershl) Wrobel 17 rue Condorcet 75009 Paris, France. We
> were close friends of Moshe Zyslender who offered us 3 paintings and 1 drawing.
> He was a passionnate of paintings and I brought him to museums in Paris when he
> visited us.
>
> Suzy

>My father and others knew Moshe Zislander very well. They were the group that made the organization I'm it's head now. In Bugrashov street, Tel Aviv. Moshe Zislander passed away years ago.Yes, there is a memorial wall with all the names in the Cinagog , in Bugrashov. Next time we'll be there, we'll look for your family name. maybe we'll take a picture of it to show it to you if you want.

best regards
IMY KUVENT

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[suzanne wrobel]

It is a long that I haven't seen Roger. My mother is in contact with Beatrice
his sister. Hershl Kuwent had no family in France on his side, except his nephew
by his first wife, my father, so when I was a little girl, the aunts, uncles and
cousins gather on Sundays including the Kuwent. Times went by. Roger joined the
Israel Army and lost his eye in 1971 and since this time I met him only once.
Hershl passed away in 1987 from a cancer which began behind one eye !!

As I already told the Zychlin google group, I know (knew) a lot of Zychliners,
Gambiners, Kutno(ers) in New York, Paris, Israel and Hanover. My father knew
most of the families of the members in this group and I visited Zychlin twice in
1967 and 1995. You may refer to the different previous discussions in the group.

For more than one year my father is hospitalised at home, so we cannot go to
Israel and I would be very happy if you can take a picture.

My father is also Vice-Presidet of the Lodz-Katzenelson Society in Paris and the
problem is the same. Less and less people getting older and older. The second
generation is coming to the Society, like my brother, sister-in-law and me but
we are still very few.

Best regards.

Suzy Wrobel

[misha]

Hello Avrohom

Do youhappen to know if your relative, Rivka Kanarek, was the same that helped write the Zychlin Memorial Book?

-Misha Shajnfeld