POLONNE (CHMEINITSKY) UKRAINE: PHOTOS

 On a Russian language site there are 44 photos (three pages) of Polonne, including a synagogue, some headstones, buildings, etc. The site is at: http://photohunt.org.ua/Polonnoe.html Click the photos in order to enlarge them. "My Shtetl": "Jewish Towns of the Ukraine", offers a brief history of the city in Russian at: http://myshtetl.io.ua/album614882_0

1915-16 EKATERINOSLAV REFERENCE BOOK

This is only a partial roster of names listed in the Ekaterinoslav Reference Book. In addition to surnames, the publication provided first/middle initials only, as well as addresses. Not all was available due to the poor quality of the images.

p. 96

Braverman A. V.—Bannaya 8

Braude E.—Voskresen 28

Bregman E. S.

Bregman Sh. S. ---Petrograd 41

p. 97

Vasserman A.N. –Petrograd 5

Vasserman M. YU.-- Kharkov 24

Varshavskaya/Warsaw M. SH.

Vayn L.

Vayn Sh. O.

Vaynshteyn A.G.—Grekov. 8

p. 98

Vayner YA

Vayner A. M.

Vaynberg/Weinberg II

Veksler/Wechsler I.N.

Veksler A. G.

Veksler A.V.—Romanov. 44

p. 99

Vrubel/Wrobel A.I.—Aleksandr 20

Vuzman I.D.—Rabochaya 4

Gabay B. Ye.—Prosiyekg 114

Gabayevt-S.G.—Gogolevsk 16

p. 100

Gartman E.A. –Kladbishch. 17

Gaufman S.—Voskresen. 4

Gaft M.----Kazanskaya 66

Gendelman S.H.

Geyvman Y.S.—Grekhoven. 5

Geytin D.A.—Bazanaya 17

Geyler L.A.—Upornaya 4

Geyt. G.V.—Bazarnaya 26

Geypel V.F.--Petrograd 25

Geylikman E.N.—Klubnaya 2

Geyman Yu. M.—Kazach’ya 78

Gendelman __M.—Pokrov. 9

Gelfand M.I.

Geller-M. YA.—Krestovaya 35

Gelman P.I.-Mostovaya 2

Gelman A.M.—Aleksvenk. 6

Gelfend G.A.—Petrograd 78

Gelfarb X.S.—Bol’n 1

Geltson M.G.

p. 102

Gofman V.E./W.E—Bol’nich 4

p. 197

Iofe M.

Ioffe G. SH.

Ioffe P.L.----Vazaradya 13

Ioffe G.F.—Kazach’ya 5

Ioffe M.F.—Filosof. 30

Ioffe T. B. Petrogr. 16

Ioffe Ya __--V ok.zal’n 18

p. 115

Mayzis SH. G.—Saransk. 35

p. 122

Raykhlin G Il.--Kharkov 2

Raykhlin V. Sh.—Sadov. 12

Raysin—Bol’nichn. 3

p.124

Salman A.

Samoylovich M.M.—Bazar. 48

Sandler X.M.—Zhel’zn 12

Sandler A. Sh—Vy’zd C4

p. 126

Spvvak T. I.—Romanov 5

p. 128/i. 170

Turkenicht G.S.—Gimnast. 10

Ulanskaya A.N.—Prosi. 10

Ulman M.R.—Gogolevsk. 8

Ulman F.K.—Novosel. 40

Ulman Ye. I.—Liteynaya 15

p. 132

Shatel Ya E.

Shvarts/Schwartz B.I.—Kerosinam 7

 (there are 18 more “Shvarts”)

Sheleshcher M.L.—Nagori 29

Shenkman I.—Provtavtekaya 10

(there are 2 more “Shenkman”)

p. 133

Shaayaerman I. Y.

Shoarberg G.I.

Shligler N.G. Kharkiv 11

Shrayber I.M.—Kavayask. 10

Schrader Ya. I.—Zhukovsk. 5

(there are 3 more “Schrader”)

Shtevnfeld O.V.—Aleksav. 32

Shtelerman F.

Shtelman M.M.—Bol’nich. 2

Shtramberg I.L.

Shub L.

Shulgin V.I.

p. 134

Edelman X. Ya.—Kazachya 3

Edelshteyn S.L.—Petroh. 3

Ederbakh-I. A.A.—Prosp. 6

Edlyn Sh. L.—Kazachya 78

(2 more)

Ezau Ya. Ya.—Petrograd 23

Eyhenson S.E.—Sadovaya 10

Eydel H.N./G.N.—Torhovaya 4

Eydel Yu. L.—Bolnychn.

Eydelman Ya. M. Petroh. 16

Eyzel H.I./G.I.

Eykhybaum Kh-D.—Bazam 42

Ekshteyn I.B.—Prvkaan 5

Elynson B.E.

Elbert H.Y.

Elkynbard Sh. B.—Fylos. 24

Elkonyn L.E.

Epelbaum Y.Y.—Trayv. 8

Epelman D.O.—Aleks-ven 2

Epp P.Y.

Epshteyn E.B.—Shyrokaya 3

Erinchek M.M.

Etigin O.M.—Romanov 37

Etlin Ya. E.—Petrograd 45

Eshteyn D.A.—Kazachya 5

Yuvilevich

Yudasin I.I. Petrograd 60

Yudonovich I. Ya.—Kazachya 53

Yudzon I.F.—Voskr. 10

Yudkin V.I.—Kazachya 34

Yufa I.S.

Yufa S (or C) E.—Krestovaya 37

Yufit

Yakhilevich

1870 GALICIA AND LODOMERIA: JEWISH SURGEONS (#2)

The continuing list of Jewish (or possibly Jewish) names is based upon data from the Polish language publication, "1870 Directory: Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, Duchy of the Krakow Region".

The following were surgeons from the following districts. I don't know if the locations in parentheses were places of residence or birth:

JAROSLAW/YAROSLAVL

Hay Maurycy (Jaroslaw/Yaroslavl)

Raff jakob (Yaroslavl)

Reiss Leon (Radom/Radymnie)

JASIELSKI

Zauderer Saul (Jaslo)

JAWOROWSKI

Bendel Zygmunt (Jaworow)

Dychdalewicz Michal (Krakow)

Gavel Rubin (Jaworow)

Morecki Pinkas (Wielkich Oczach)

Rosenthal Adolf (Jaworow)

KALUSK/KALISZ

Finkelstein Maurycy (Kalisz)

KAMIONECKI

Brand Henryk (Radziechow)

Chilf Samuel (Witkow Nowy)

Leider Dawid (Radziechow)

Landau Lazar (Kamionce)

Siegelbaum Jakob (Busko)

KOLBUSZOWSKI

Spitzer Jan (Kolbuszowa)

Finger Salomon (Sokolow)

KOLOMYJSKI

Reder Salomon (Kolomyia)

Reisberg Leon (Kolomyia)

Spiner Mojzesz (Peczenizynie/Peczen)

Stauber Adolf (Kolomyia)

Winter Abraham (Kolomyia)

KOSOWSKI (KOSOVO??)

Rudich Leon (Kossowie)

KROSNIENSKI/KROSNO

Czopp Izrael (Dukli)

Gottlieb Jakob (Zmigrod)

LANCUCKI

Birnschein August (Zolyni)

LIMANOWSKI

Kohn Feliks (Limanowie)

LVIV

Kurzer Maurycy (Szczercu)

Mischel Maurycy (Szczercu)

Raps Maurycy (Jaryczow Nowy)

Freudenberg Herman (Sadowej-Wiszni)

Raab Henryk ( Sadowej-Wiszni)

TASHKENT UZBEKISTAN: BUKHARIAN JEWISH CEMETERY VIDEO

This is a wonderful video of the Chigotay Cemetery. Many of the headstones have images of the interned, in typical Russian fashion. The video was photographed in May, 2012 and published on Youtube in June, 2012 by Kaykov TV. Most of the headstone images are clear and easily read, while, at the same time, the slow deterioration is evident.

To read the names (and other headstone information) freeze the desired video frame, use "Google Translate" at translate.google.com.
Select, "from: Russian" > To: "_____"(desired language).
At the bottom of the frame it says "Py"> click on it and select the keyboard icon.
Select/Type the letters (by clicking on them), as seen on the headstone. They will appear in the translation frame on the left.
Click "translate" and, voila!---there's the translated information in the box on the right!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM6IuWt4KTk

1913-1914 TARNOW: ANNUAL NATIONAL SCHOOL REPORT

The "list of students and pupils"below is partial and is based on information found in the 1913-1914 Tarnow annual National School Report (written in Polish). The individuals were (or may have been) Jewish.

TWO-CLASS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL:

     Preparatory Class—

Balsam Markus, Boryczka Jozef, Buksbaum Salomon

Feier Herman

Haber Jakob, Hamersfeld Aron, Hollander Maksymilian

Kapalka Michal

Landsmann Wiktor

Neiger Izaak

Weiss Dawid

     First Class—

Bobrich Alfred, Bohrer Zysie, Buchsbaum Chaskel, Buchsbaum Szyje, Burstin Wiktor

Gallas Zygmunt

Lichtblau Emil, Linzer Jakob

Muller Israel

Ostrowicz Israel

Weiss Salomon

     Second Class—

Feuer Ozyasz, Fisch Juda

Grobtuch Jakob

Herschthal Israel

Kapelner Mojzesz, Keil Pinkas

Leipert Marceli, Lipinski Michal

Schachter Israel

Wachsmann Markus, Weit Ruben

COMPLEMENTARY/COMPLIMENTARY (FREE???) MERCHANTS/GUILD SCHOOL

     First Class—

Batist Dawid, Baumgarten Jozef, Bloch jakob, Braw Pinkas, Buchholz Ozyasz

Dorflaufer Jozef

Eder Izaak, Eisen Izaak, Eisenbach Maks

Fenichel Wolf, Franzblau Herman, Fuchs Izaak

Gelernter Mendel, Gelernter Samuel, goldberg Jozef, Goldstein Ferdynand, Gruber Leon, Grun Moses

Israel Dawid

Kleinberger Mojzesz, Koch chaim, Kornreich Moses

Lauber Samuel, Leibel

Mannheimer Salomon, Marder Alter, Mestel Chaskel

Nussem Jozef

Reifen Jozef, Romer Israel, Rosenberg Chaim

Schindler Israel, Spett Alter, Stiel Izaak, Strom Pinkas

Vogel Samuel, Vogelfang Naftali

Weiss Dawid

     Second Class—

Appel Jakob

Borgenicht Maks, Bruder Israel

Feigenbaum Aron, Fisch Naftali, Friedmann Mojzesz

Gutwirt Schulim

Haftek Maryan

Issler Abraham, Issler Markus

Kampf Abraham

Lazarski Mieczyslaw

Merel  Chaskel

Spiegel Salomon

Wald Israel

ZENSKI ONE-YEAR COMMERCIAL COURSE—

Bezem Ryfka

Boberowna Marya

Cyga Marya

Gaczolowna Anna

Margulies Ewa

Rudnicka Alina, Rybicka Rozalia

Weissowna Emilia

PODHAJCACH/PODGAYTSY/PIDHAITSI: Two Videos

Below are videos produced by Alan Czachar (7/16/2011) of the Great Synagogue and the Jewish Cemetery of Pidhaitsi (formerly in Eastern Galicia, Poland, and presently in the Western Ukraine):

Great Synagogue:

The Jewish Cemetery:

BELARUS: JEWISH CEMETERIES, VIDEO

BELARUS: JEWISH CEMETERIES; VIDEOS

JEWISH CEMETERIES: BURIAL CATALOGUES

Names, dates, and some photos are available for the following Cemeteries in Belarus:

Bobruysk: http://mitzvatemet.com/Bobrujsk-c-7.html

Branch/Vetka/Betka: http://mitzvatemet.com/Vetka-c-5.html

Osovets: http://mitzvatemet.com/Osovcy-c-1.html

Prudkovskii/Prudkovskoe (Gomel): http://mitzvatemet.com/Prudkovskoe-c-3.html

Chechersj/Cecersk,/Chachersk: http://mitzvatemet.com/CHechersk-c-4.html

South-1: http://mitzvatemet.com/JUzhnoe-1-c-2.html

South-2 (Gomel): http://mitzvatemet.com/JUzhnoe-214j-kilometr-c-6.html

VIDEO RELATED TO BELARUS

Prudkovskii Cemetery, Gomel.mpg” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz0ZmdPBRSw  posted by JewishGomel 9/8/2011

1893-1916 ODESSA: FAMILY REGISTER

A register of family names from Odessa can be found on the State Archives of Odessa Region (GAOO) website. The list, compiled in 1999 by Lilia Belousova and Tatiana Volkova, is Fund 359: “Odessa Office For Small Business, Jewish section (Family Registers), 1893-1916”. In table format, the information includes 4,505 individuals of the Burgher/Petit Bourgeois class: Names (Head of the Family), Address, Date of the Entry, File #, Page #. It can be found  in pdf table format (in Russian) at: 

http://derjarhiv.odessa.gov.ua/Web_derjarhiv/Photo/!NEW!_01/01_golovna/99_About/Fond%20359_Jewish%20Desk%20Database.pdf

Or

http://tinyurl.com/83yhpnk

The information is valuable for those of you who care to pursue further information directly from the GAOO archives using the case details: Fund 359, Inventory 1, File and Sheet/Page #. (see the website for this information).

A few of the surnames listed are (the numbers in parentheses indicates the number of individuals with the same surname):

Abezgus, Abel (2), Abramov (2), Abramovich (25), Abramson (3), Abuev, Averbuch, Avner, Aglitskogo (3), Agrest, Adler, Azbel, Aybinder, (2), Eisenberg (5), Ayzengart, Ayzenshtark (2), Akbroyt (2), Akershteyn (3), Akselban (20,  Alterman, Altman, Altus, Altshuler, Albaum (3),  Alperin (2), Ampis, Angel, Angert (2), Anchel, Anchilevich, Aptekar (6), Apfeltsveyg (4),  et al.

Baybarg, Baidak (4), Balaban (5), Ball (2), Bank (4), Baraz, Baranowski (2), Barlin, Barmaz (2), Barmas (3), Barsky (19), Bartanovsky (aka Baranovsky), Barsht, Bednyy, Bezprozvanny (2), Beigman (3),  Belaga (7), Belman (3), Belfer, Bergel (2), et al.

Vahe, Vagner (2), Vayzel (2), Vaynberg (8), Vayngart (5), Vayngurt (11), Vayner (3), Vainerman, Vaintrob, Vayntrup, Vaynshteyn (31+), et al

Gaber, Gaim (aka Giles), Gaym/Haym (aka Gilis), Heitler/Gaytler (3), Galicia (2),

Galka, Galperin/Halperin  (8), Galpershteyn, Galyuzman (2), Gamshey (Gershkovich/Hershkowitz), Ganelin (2), Gantmakher (2), Garbar (2), Garber, Garbits, Garfunkel, Gauz, Gauzenberg (2), Gaukhamn, Gashkevich (4),  Geller (6), Gelburd, Gelburt, et al

Davidovich (4), Dayen (2), Dain (5), Daychmayster (2), Dunn, Dahshleyger (3), Dashevski (4), Dveres, Debrer, Denenzon (2), et al

Yevzerov, Elansky, Elika (3), Elin/Yelin (aka Gelman), Elin/Yelin, Ermash (2), Efreyterin

Zhalkovsky, Zhebrak (3), Zhebrok, Zaid (aka Franz), Zayd, Zaidenman (2), Zacks (3), Saltz, et al

Chumakov (2), Shapira (2), Shaevich, Shaifer (6),  Shaler, Shames, Shamo (3), Shapiro Sura (by her husband Drabkin), Shapiro (3), Shargorodsky (7), Shafranchik,  Shack/Shatske (Shatsker), Shack/Shatske(r)

Shatsker (aka Schatzer), Shvaybits, Schwartz Leah (Charbarova) widow of, Schwartz (18), Shvartsbarg (2), Schwartzberg (6)

Shvartsmorder (Shvartsmarder), Shvartsshteyn (2), Shane/Sheyn (3), Cheyrou/Sheyr (3)

Shertsis, Shestopal (18), Schechter /Schachter (20+)

Shinker (3), Shikhman (7), Shkolnik (6), et al

Yudeliovich (2), Yudka (aka Cohen), Yudkevich (2), Yurkovetsky, Yufa, Yushkevich (2), et al

For additional information please see the Odessa website.

Additional information about the Jewish records in GAOO is available online in an article by Lilia Belousova, entitled, “Jewish History As Reflected in the Documents of the State Archives of Odessa Region” (Avotaynu: The International Review of Jewish Genealogy—Vol. XXIII, #3, Fall 2007, p. 41-52). It is online in pdf format at:

http://derjarhiv.odessa.gov.ua/Web_derjarhiv/Photo/!NEW!_01/01_golovna/99_About/Liliya%20Belousova_Jews%20doc%20in%20Odessa%20Archives.pdf  or

http://tinyurl.com/mfrqxmo

1870 GALICIA AND LODOMERIA: JEWISH SURGEONS (#1)

The list of Jewish (or possibly Jewish) names is based upon data from the Polish language publication, "1870 Directory: Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, Duchy of the Krakow Region".

The following were surgeons from the following districts. I don't know if the locations in parentheses were places of residence or birth.:

LVIV:

Bierer Rubin, Gottlieb Herz, Gunsberg Ozyasz, Jampoler Leon, Knopf Izaak, Knopf Maurycy (dentist), Kolischer Jakob, Lateiner Natan (dentist), Loewin Jozef, Weinberg Pinkas

KRAKOW:

Wolf Samuel

BIELSKI:

Blumenstock Wincenty (fr. Wilamowicach)

Schwarz Edward (fr. Biala)

BIRCZANSKIE:

Czob Marek (fr. Dobromil)

BOBRECKI:

Fiebert Herman (fr. Bobrce/Bobrka)

Handt Izydor (fr. Chodorow)

Uhrich Salomon (fr. Strzeliskach Now.)

Balog Leon (fr. Strzeliskach Now.)

BORSZCZOWSKI:

Dwasz Bernard (fr. Borszczow/Borschiv)

Schenker Herman (fr. Mielnica)

BRODSKY:

Barasz Ezechiel (Brody)

Eideks Nathan (Pidkamin)

Garten Herman (Leszniow)

Grunfeld Izdor (Brody)

Halpern Emanuel (Brody)

Kelson Jozef (Brody)

Lucyk Jakob (Zalozcach/Zalozce)

Mieses Jozef (Brody)

Rager Izydor (Zalozcach/Zalozce)

Rosenbaum Leon (Zalozcach/Zalozce)

Segal Emanuel (Brody)

BRZEZANSKI:

Eisenberg Emanuel (Brzezany)

Heilmann Jozef (Brzezany)

Lobenstein Filip (Brzezany)

Schenker Emanuel (Brzezany)

Stern Rachmil (Kozlow)

Sternberg Bernhard (Kozlow)

BUCZACKI:

Adler Szymon (Monasterzyska)

Feder Jakob (Potok)

Litynski Leopold (Monasterzyska)

Mosler Maurycy  (Buczacz)

Rosenbaum Maksymilian (Jazlowiec)

CHRZANOWSKI:

Grunbaum Wiktor (Chrzanow)

CIESZANOWSKI:

Jelinek Herman (Cieszanow)

Reiss Leon (Cieszanow)

Blum Zygmunt (Narol)

CZORTKOWSKIM:

Starwer Maurycy (Jagielnicy/Jagielnica)

DABROWSKI:

Gitzelt Jakob (Szczucin)

DOLINIANSKI:

Bikales Jakob (Bolechowo)

Raabe Aleksander (Rozniatowie)

DROHOBYCZ:

Kelhoffer Samuel (Borislav)

Quiqueretz Emanuel (Drohobych)

Reich Baruch (Dohobych)

Zwangsheim Michal (Drohobych)

GRODECKI:

Gans Henryk (Grodk)

HORODENSKI:

Landes Leon (Horodenka)

HUSIATYN:

Hladij Szymon (Chorostkowie/Chorostkow)

Hausberg Aron (Kopyczyncach)

Margules Edward (Husiatyn)

Metall Izaak Hersz (Chorostkowie)

Pomeranz Filip (Husiatyn)

Rares Izydor (Husiatyn)

1870-1894 WARSAW UNIVERSITY (#4): DENTAL, PHARMACEUTICAL LISTS

The following list of Jewish (or possibly Jewish) names is based on the Russian language publication: 1870-1894 Warsaw University Index (1900, F. Verzhbovsky) The spelling of names are as translated

Dental:

Abramovich Iosif

Antselevgm Marcus

Arnshteyt Gersh

Vaugert Yankel

Veatuye Aron

Vinaver Samuil

Gaberfeld Yankel

Gerkman Sif-Levek

Goldberg Yetsh

Goldfeyn Robert

Gurvich Yekaterina

Gutsman Gotlib

Zhupovich Lea (Liza)

Zilbershteysh Moshka

Zyskino Khasya

Kaufman Veshamin

Kachershnsty Lev

Leyzerovich Verek

Lifshgshch Dina

Lifshits Margya

Lishmod Zelda

Loberblyat Khaim-Moshek

Lyanda Lyudovik

Lyanda Samuil

Magarshak Avraam-Israel

Maschsevich Khana

MtskM (??) Borukh-Leyba

Minsky Movsha

Ravvgtsksh Tstska-Zelman

Rozenblyat Zelik

Rozeneal Avraam

Rozental Debora

Tipograf Yakov

Tubyansksh David

Freydkind Avraam

Frankel Beynes

Frankel Dashil

Frankel Feivel

Krostovsesh Shimon

Shellera Lev

Shimansky Lyudoviv

Shpilreyn Yeva

Shtern Bernard-Bronislav

Yud German

Yasinovekaya Feyga-Felischya

Pharmaceutical:

    (Under the University Charter)

Aftel Haim

Khelson Nakhman

Mandeltort Elijah

Mikheles Shaya

Morayn Solomon

Moshkevich Elyasa

Yaatlshv Aron

1870 Galicia and Lodomeria: Jewish Hospitals

The following information is based upon data from the Polish language publication, "1870 Directory: Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria, Duchy of the Krakow Region".

THE JEWISH HOSPITAL OF:

Bolechowo:

Founded by the local Jewish community in 1845 to treat Jewish poor men and women. Operated by the Jewish Kahal.

Brody:

Founded in 1932 by Judla Nathansohna to maintain and nurture the poor. A donation  was made by  Majera Kallira from Brody.

Drohobycz:

Founded in 1860. Directors (?) Dr. Selig Lauierbach, Dr. Adolf Reiss (medical doctor)

Kolomyia:

Founded in 1869 as a branch of the local public hospital.

Krakow:

Kazmierz Jewish Hospital. Names associated with the hospital: Administrator: Salomon Deiches,  Doctors: Mohr Michal, Jozef Oettinger, Michal Kaufmann; hospital board: Jonatan Bienenfeld

Przemysl:

Founded in 1842.  The board: Naftal David,  Dawid Knoller and Leib  Schwarzthal (managers), Dr. Henryk Halpern (controller)

Rzeszow:

Founded by the community of Rzeszow in 1824. Names associated with the hospital: Rotter Hermann, Grunstein Eliasz, Drucker Kellmann

Stanislaw:

Founded in 1845. Director: Izaak Landy

Tarnopil:

Founded by the Jewish community to treat Jews; operated by the religious community.

Zabaraj:

Founded by Szaje Munza in 1836.

1899-1900 BIELSKO: SCHOOL REPORT

The information is from the "Program of the State Upper School, Bielsko, 1899/1900", written in German.

“‘Schulerlade’ Support Association”

Annual  Members’ Contributions (“K”—Kronen) :

Bachrach Karl—2

Braunberg Moriz—2

Forster Moriz Sam.

Frankel & Sohne (Son)—10

The W. Frohlich Firm—10

Haas Moriz—4

Perl Moriz—2

Perl Otto—2

Pollak Salomon—6

The Julius Roth Firm—6
Ruttin David—2

Other Names Mentioned (“Schulerbeitrage”—Student Contributions??)

Classe Ia:

Ebel, Feliz, Hellinger, Horowitz Josef, Jellinek,

Classe Ib:

Reich, Strauch

Classe IIa:

Frohlich, Forster,

Classe IIb:

Liebermann, Pokorny, Singer, Sonnenschein, Schlesinger, Terlitza, Zipser

Classe IIIa:

Citron, Eisner, Felix, Feuereisen, Freundlich, Goldmann

Classe IIIb:

Laufer, Regenbogen,Singer, Sohlich

Classe IV:

Alscher, Brechner, Citrin, Ebel, Eisner, Goldman, Kornblum, Kruppa, Neutzner, Piesch K.G., Piesch K.F. Pokorny, Schirmer, Schwarz, Zagorski, Zipser

Classe V:

Pichel, Schnitzer, Schnur

Classe VI:

Bialas, Hahn