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| Plot Location | 2D3 |
| Surname | Belokamen |
| Given Name(s) | Rosa |
| Place of Birth | |
| Date of Birth (Eng) | December 5, 1905 |
| Date of Birth (Heb) | |
| Date of Death (Eng) | September 20, 1992 |
| Date of Death (Heb) | |
| Age at Death | 86 |
| Hebrew Name | רוזה |
| Spouse’s Name | Zelig Belokamen (?) |
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| Sex | F |
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| Inscription (Eng) | IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROSA BELOKAMEN BORN 5TH DECEMBER 1905 DIED 20TH SEPTEMBER 1992 BELOVED MOTHER AND GRANDMOTHER |
| Inscription (Heb) | פ’ נ’ רוזה בלקמן נולדה ז כסלו התר”סו נפטרה כ”ב אלול התש”נב |
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| Historical | The Belokamens may have come from Irkutsk, Siberia. Bet Hatfutsot has a photo of a Belokamen family with the caption, “In 1916 Aaron Belokamen with his three brothers and their families left for Harbin in Manchuria.” There are gravestones for three Belokamens in the Harbin Huangshan Jewish Cemetery — Aaron (d. 1925), Abram (d. 1942) and Ester (d. 1937).
Rosa and her husband may have living in Tianjin and Yokohama prior to her coming to HK. Zelig Belokamen (b. February 22, 1899; d. August 9, 1983) is buried in the Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery (Section 17, Area A, Side Right #4). He was the son of Aaron (mentioned above). |
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