Born in 1909 in Wloclawek, Goldberg became a renowned violinist, concertmaster, and educator. After naturalizing as a U.S. citizen, he taught at Yale and Juilliard and was celebrated for his interpretation of Mozart.
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Tovia (Taube) Altman
The wartime heroine, born in 1919, grew up in Wloclawek, became a courier and smuggler for Jewish organizations during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Captured by the Gestapo, she died from severe burns.
Zychlin Cemetery Restoration Project
We are excited to share that the Association of Descendants of Jewish Central Poland (ADJCP) will undertake the restoration of the Zychlin Jewish cemetery and we’re looking for descendants and volunteers to join us in Poland this July. Like many Jewish cemeteries in our shtetls, Zychlin’s is in tremendous need of clean-up and restoration. DenseContinue reading “Zychlin Cemetery Restoration Project”
Tadeus Reichtein (post)
Tadeus Reichstein, born in 1897, won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1950 for his work on adrenal hormones and cortisone. He lived to 99.
Website Revision
The ADJCP Website is under development. We have plans for extensive enlargement of our current site.
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