MEZUZAH
BIALYSTOK
CIEPLA 8 St.
$245.00
| The idea: | Bronze Mezuzah from Bialystok. This mezuzah is a bronze cast of imprint of the mezuzah trace found at the old tenement at Ciepla Street in Bialystok. We created a new mezuzah out of bronze to make the history tangible. Touching the mezuzah activates a link between past and present. MI POLIN – contemporary judaica brand from Poland. |
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| Size | 4,33” long / 0,78” wide |
| Material | Bronze |
| SET & PRICE | The given price is the final product price for a set consisting: product and a dedicated to this product e-booklet. |
| TAX | According to the latest August 2025 US customs tariffs, our products are exempt from duties and taxes. In exceptional circumstances, a customs duty of $5 may apply (for large orders). |
| SHIPPING | Fare starts form 40$ to USA and to most countries outside EU. We ship by UPS. |
Description
The trace of mezuzah
new mezuzah - bronze cast of the trace
The story hidden behind
the family
From 1926 the tenement at 8 Ciepła in Białystok was own by Chackiel Bekker. Among the residents of the building was Ester-Golda Rozental, Israel Rozental and Lidia Rozental. Lidia Rozental – a daughter of Berta and Israel was born on July 18th 1928 in Białystok. She was an engineer by profession. On June 20th 1941 she was taken to Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, to the city of Barnauł (250 km south of Novosibirsk) in Altai Krai. She apparently survived and returned to Białystok, where she registered herself on July 7th 1946. This is last of what is known about her.
the ghetto
Ciepła Street was a part of the Jewish Ghetto, which was established by German Nazi on May 26th 1941. The Ghetto liquidation started on August 16th, 1943. Jews who didn’t hide were rounded up. Around that time, 300 Jewish fighters fought back against the Germans in the small area of Ciepła Street, Poleska Street and Jurowiecka Street. After battle, Ciepła Street was was leveled by the Germans.
