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Jewish Cemeteries - Drohiczyn - 1987 - today

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Drohiczyn - 1987

Today: Poland, in 1918 - 1939 Poland. Pre 1914 Russia
Date: 1992
Photograph: Tomek Wiśniewski
Email: bagnowka@yahoo.pl

“Here lies an upright man (who) walked in perfection. It is the very Reb Gedali son of Menahem of blessed memory. He died 25th Nisan 5646 as the abbreviated era. May his soul be bound in the bond of everlasting life.” Translated by Heidi M. Szpek, PhD (szpekh@cwu.edu), Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Department of Philosophy. Central Washington University Ellensburg