Residence of the Finkelstein and Borgenicht families

Mrs. Fanny Finkelstein, née Gross, born 1882, deported to Poland, fate unknown, mass shooting in October 1941 in Nadworna

Mr. Moritz Finkelstein, husband of Fanny Finkelstein, born 1880, born in Boryslaw/Galicia, fate unknown

Fanny Finkelstein married Moritz Finkelstein in Luckenwalde in 1916. The couple had six children.
The mother, Fanny Finkelstein, was deported as part of the so-called "Polenaktion", her exact fate could not be clarified until now. In Nadworna
there were mass shootings in October 1941 with 1200 to 2000 dead, in total more than 10,000 Polish Jews were murdered in this area in October 1941.

Mr. Wilhelm Finkelstein, son of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein, born 1908, worked as a chauffeur, deported to Auschwitz in 1941, murdered in Auschwitz on August 2, 1941

Mrs. Bertha Borgenicht, née Finkelstein, daughter of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein, born 1904, deported to Nadworna labor camp, murdered in Nadworna, mass shooting October 1941
. Bertha Borgenicht worked as a music teacher and married Leon Borgenicht, an engineer. They had two children, Irena and Lilly. Bertha Borgenicht was deported to the forced labor camp Nadworna and murdered there, a date is not known yet. Nothing is known about her children and husband either.

Mrs. Klara Finkelstein, born 1912, daughter of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein,  escaped to Palestine

Mr. Bruno Finkelstein, born 1905, son of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein, fate unknown

Mr. Toni Finkelstein, born 1906, son of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein, fate unknown

Mr. David Finkelstein, born 1910, son of Fanny and Moritz Finkelstein, fate unknown