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students who studied in Mir
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Chaim Freedman provided most of this information, based on interviews and correspondence with some of the men listed below, including Rabbi Nakhum Dessler, Rabbi Joshua Chinn, Rabbi Shia Lebor, Rabbi Max Segal, Rabbi Shlomo Davis, Rabbi Shmuel Bloch, Menakhem Moore, Rabbi Chaim Silver, Rabbi Blumenthal. |
last name | first name | title* | from | last locations | |
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Bender |
David | Rabbi | Yeshiva Torah Vadaat, New York | ||
Benziger | Strassburg | ||||
Berliner** | Pinchas (Phillip) | Rev | dec. | London | Melbourne |
Birnbaum | Shmuel | Rabbi | New York | ||
Bloch** | Shmuel | Rabbi | Gateshead | ||
Blumenthal |
Emanuel | Rabbi | dec. | Germany | Australia; Jerusalem |
Bornstein |
Noah | Rabbi | Yeshivat Yitskhak Elkhanan, New York. | ||
Brodsky | Shlomo | London | |||
Broyde |
Judah (Yudel) | Rabbi | USA | Brooklyn | |
Chill |
Akiva | Cleveland | |||
Chill | Avrom | Cleveland. | |||
Chill | Yosef Shlomo | Rabbi | Brooklyn | ||
Chinn | Joshua | Rabbi | dec. | Liverpool, England | Philadelphia; Petah Tikvah |
Cohen | Faivel (Philip) | dec. | Johannesburg | London; Jerusalem | |
Cohen | Pesakh | ||||
Davis** | Shlomo | Rabbi | England | Telshe Yeshiva, Cleveland | |
Ehrlanger | Switzerland | ||||
Epstein |
Toronto | ||||
Fishman |
New York | ||||
Fraiden | Bnei Brak | ||||
Freedman |
Moshe | ||||
Goldman |
Yankel | dec. | England | perished in Holocaust in Kelm | |
Horowitz |
Harry | ||||
Jaffe |
Mottel | USA | |||
Karpenshtum |
Mordekhai | Rabbi | USA | ||
Kaufman | Simkha | London | |||
Lebor | Shia | Rabbi | dec | England | USA; Jerusalem |
Lewis |
Teddy | Rabbi | Dublin | Rhode Island; Brooklyn | |
Moore** | Menakhem (Monty) | England | |||
Newman | Monty | ||||
Pinchuk | Pinchas | ||||
Rabbinowitz |
Leizer | England | Jerusalem | ||
Rosen |
Koppel | Rabbi | dec. | England (Founder of Carmel College) | |
Segal | Max | Rabbi | dec | Dublin | Jerusalem |
Shechter** | Shmuel | Rabbi | dec. | USA (?) | Matersdorf, Jerusalem |
Shein | Moshe | Rabbi | USA | Jerusalem | |
Sheinberg |
Shmuel | Rabbi | Jerusalem | ||
Shroit | |||||
Silver** |
Chaim Dov Ber | Rabbi | dec. | Liverpool, England | Melbourne; Jerusalem |
Spinner | Yisroel | ||||
Surasky*** | Dovid Zelig | New Haven, CT | New Haven, CT, Florida | ||
Wachtfogel** | Nossen | Rabbi | Montreal | Lakewood Yeshiva | |
Weissfogel |
Alex | Springfield, Mass. USA | |||
Weissman | Simkha | Rabbi | Brighton Beach, NY, USA |
* The application of the title Rabbi may apply
to others on the list Notes: Chaim Freedman reported: According to Rabbi Max Segal there were 40 students from the USA and Canada, 10 from England and Ireland, 15 from Germany, 3 from South Africa, a few from Scandinavia and about 300 locals. Other names probably appear in Rukhama Shein's book "All For the Boss" and "Yiddishkeit" (Jerusalem 1986) published the late Rabbi Shmuel Gorr's article about the escape of the Australian group "From Kelme To Melbourne", based on an interview with Rabbi Silver.
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