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Rahel Zak 1942

Rahel Zak was born at Krewo to Max Zak and Hanna Nehama Zak Milikovsky, and had siblings Leonard Zak, Benjamin Zak, Haya Zak, and Batya Zak. Rahel Zak died in 1942 at Holocaust.

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