The Storm — Photos of the Nazi Occupation of Czortkow:
Florence Mayer Lieblich’s Family
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Florence Mayer Lieblich, in 1939, about to find her world rapidly shifting.
Florence’s brother, Rabbi Mordechai Mayer – 1936 2nd from right – bottom row | Photos of the Nazi Occupation of CzortkowFlorence’s brother, Rabbi Mordechai Mayer – 1936
2nd from right – bottom row
Rynek Street Bazaar, where Jews were gathered for the first Aktion, August 26, 1942Rynek Street Bazaar – where the Jews were congregated for the first Aktion on August 26, 1942
Dr. Philip Lieblich’s armband worn during the Holocaust (Star of David, letter A, number 347941)Dr. Philip Lieblich’s armband worn during the Holocaust
One of the houses on the street where Florence moved after the first AktionOne of the houses on the street where Florence moved after the first Aktion
Site of the mass graves in Czortkow where Florence’s parents are buriedSite of mass graves in Czortkow where Florence’s parents are buried.
Wide view of the site of the mass graves in Czortkow where Florence’s parents are buriedSite of mass graves in Czortkow where Florence’s parents are buried, wide view.
Florence and Philip Lieblich with others in hiding in a bunker, 1944Florence and Philip Lieblich with other people in bunker – 1944