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Preeva Hellman

Birthabt 1873 - Austria
DeathAbt 1942 - Murdered in Holocaust
MotherChana Rysie Sternberg
FatherChaim Hersh Hellman

Born in Austria on abt 1873 to Chaim Hersh Hellman and Chana Rysie Sternberg. Preeva Hellman married Zacharyasz Lande and had 8 children. She passed away on Abt 1942 in Murdered in Holocaust.

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Parents
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Chaim Hersh Hellman
1845 - 1905
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Chana Rysie Sternberg
1845 - 1905
Spouse(s)
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Zacharyasz Lande
1866 - 1930
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Max Lande
1898 - 1972
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Channa (Lande)
1906 - Unknown
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Michael Lande
1901 - 1902
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Pearl Lande
1895 - 1976
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Dora Lande
1901 - 1982
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Tzvia Lande(atzmon)
Unknown - Unknown
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Yehuda (Yiddel) Lande
Unknown - Unknown
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Markus Wolf Lande
1897 - Unknown

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