Memorial Book commemorating Jews deported 7 March 1941 from Vienna to the Modliborzyce Ghetto where they perished, 1941-1942 GEDENKBUCH UEBER DIE IN MODLIBORZYCE VERSTORBENE JUDEN WELCHE DEM TRANSPORTE DER AM 7. MERZ 1941 EVAKUIERTE WIENER ANGEHOERT

Memorial Book commemorating Jews deported 7 March 1941 from Vienna to the Modliborzyce Ghetto where they perished, 1941-1942 GEDENKBUCH UEBER DIE IN MODLIBORZYCE VERSTORBENE JUDEN WELCHE DEM TRANSPORTE DER AM 7. MERZ 1941 EVAKUIERTE WIENER ANGEHOERT 

Memorial Book commemorating Jews deported 7 March 1941 from Vienna to the Modliborzyce Ghetto where they perished, 1941-1942 GEDENKBUCH UEBER DIE IN MODLIBORZYCE VERSTORBENE JUDEN WELCHE DEM TRANSPORTE DER AM 7. MERZ 1941 EVAKUIERTE WIENER ANGEHOERT 

pages 29 Religious literature and prayers Official documentation Personal documents List of murdered persons Photo Original 

Memorial Book commemorating Jews deported 7 March 1941 from Vienna to the Modliborzyce Ghetto where they perished, 1941-1942 The file includes: - An introduction by Rabbi Yitzhak Zeev Hacohen, the Rabbi of Modliborzyce and the presiding judge in the Rabbinical Court, and the Zidduk Hadin prayer acknowledging the correctness of divine justice; - The names of the four members of the Chevra Kadisha burial society; - The names of four Jews from Vienna who had served as an Executive Committee; - The names of three members of the Social Welfare Committee; - (Partial) list of the Jews on the transport, including first name, last name, date of birth and address until 01 November 1941 (2 pages) - Two handwritten lists of names that start with the letters"" and"", along with the page number from the Death Certificates register. - Eight lists of those who perished with a personal photograph, birth dates, death dates, place of death and burial place.