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Nechemia Alter, 18731941 (aged 68 years)

Name
Nechemia /Alter/
Surname
Alter
Given names
Nechemia
Family with parents
father
18471905
Birth: 15 April 1847 32 Warszawa, Mazowieckie, Poland
Death: 11 January 1905Gur, Warsaw, Poland
mother
Marriage Marriage5 March 1862Gur, Warsaw, Poland
brother
sister
brother
brother
elder brother
elder brother
18661948
Birth: 25 December 1866 19 34 Gora, Kalwaria, Poland
Death: 3 June 1948Jerusalem, Israel
3 years
elder sister
9 months
elder brother
18691943
Birth: 3 October 1869 22 37 Góra Kalwaria, Piaseczno, Masovian, Poland
Death: 1943Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Auschwitz, Poland
4 years
himself
18731941
Birth: August 1873 26 41 Gora Kalwaria Gur Poland
Death: 17 August 1941Warsaw Ghetto Poland
4 years
younger brother
A memorial at Treblinka. Each stone represents a Jewish town or city, the population of which was exterminated at the camp.
18771942
Birth: 2 October 1877 30 45 Goria, Kalwaria, Poland
Death: 7 August 1942Treblinka Extermination Camp, Treblinka, Mazowieckie, Poland
sister
Family with Ester Glike Morgenstern
himself
18731941
Birth: August 1873 26 41 Gora Kalwaria Gur Poland
Death: 17 August 1941Warsaw Ghetto Poland
partner
daughter
Yata Hena Alter
daughter
Feige Alter
son
Solomon Alter
son
Liebel Alter
daughter
Jocheved Alter
daughter
Hadassah Alter
daughter
Toyba Alter
Birth
Occupation
Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshiva Sfas Emes in Jerusalem until 1929
Birth of a brother
Death of a maternal grandfather
Death of a maternal grandmother
Death of a mother
Death of a father
Death of a sister
Death
Burial
17 August 1941 (on the date of death)
Unique identifier
FCECDB196531DA44A8B01A1ECB8F7A6F6310
Last change
23 May 201219:37:46
Author of last change: Danny
Note

Born in 1873 in Gur, Nechemia Alter was the son of Yehuda Aryeh Leib,author of the religous work, Sfas Emes. At the age of fifteen, he marriedthe daughter of the Rebbe (Hassidic Leader) of Lomaz and lived for aperiod of time in her grandfather's "court, " until his father broughthim back to Gur.

Career
Throughout his life, Alter rigidly adhered to the daily scheduLeestAblished for him by his father. He Rose at 3:00 AM, inaugerated theDay with Torah study and continued studying, without appreciableinterruption, the entire Day. He lived first in Gur, then in Warsaw andlater in Jerusalem, where he became Rosh Ha Yeshiva of Yeshiva Sfas Emes,which had been founded by his brother. Alter's daily lectures revealedhis Great scholarly ability.
Alter Remained in Eretz Yisroel (then Palestine) only a few years, due tohis children's desire to rejoin their extensive family in Poland.Returning to Lodz, he joined the Vaad Harabonim, (Rabbinic council) andimmersed himself in Torah-study. Refraining from involvement in communalaffairs, Alter nonethless found time to offer counsel to those who cameto him for help.

World War II Period
When the Germans invaded Poland, Alter was at a summer resort near Lodzand was unable to return to his home. Joining thousands of JewishrefuGees enroute to Warsaw, Alter managed to reach Lodz, where he stayedfor one and one-half years. Through the efforts of his Hassidim, hefinally mOved to Warsaw, where he became sick and died. Despite wartimedifficulties, his Hassidm succeeded in burying Alter in the Jewishcemetery.

Background
Born in 1873 in Gur, Nechemia Alter was the son of Yehuda Aryeh Leib,author of the religous work, Sfas Emes. At the age of fifteen, he marriedthe daughter of the Rebbe (Hassidic Leader) of Lomaz and lived for aperiod of time in her grandfather's "court, " until his father broughthim back to Gur.

Career
Throughout his life, Alter rigidly adhered to the daily scheduLeestAblished for him by his father. He Rose at 3:00 AM, inaugerated theDay with Torah study and continued studying, without appreciableinterruption, the entire Day. He lived first in Gur, then in Warsaw andlater in Jerusalem, where he became Rosh Hayeshiva of Yeshiva Sfas Emes,which had been founded by his brother. Alter's daily lectures revealedhis Great scholarly ability.
Alter Remained in Eretz Yisroel (then Palestine) only a few years, due tohis children's desire to rejoin their extensive family in Poland.Returning to Lodz, he joined the Vaad Harabonim, (Rabbinic council) andimmersed himself in Torah-study. Refraining from involvement in communalaffairs, Alter nonethless found time to offer counsel to those who cameto him for help.

World War II Period
When the Germans invaded Poland, Alter was at a summer resort near Lodzand was unable to return to his home. Joining thousands of JewishrefuGees enroute to Warsaw, Alter managed to reach Lodz, where he stayedfor one and one-half years. Through the efforts of his Hassidim, hefinally mOved to Warsaw, where he became sick and died. Despite wartimedifficulties, his Hassidm succeeded in burying Alter in the Jewishcemetery.
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