Our Jewish Lublin Roots: What Do They Mean To Us? A study by Dvora Trachtenberg
To All Those Who Were Born, Raised, or Lived in Lublin, Poland and To Their Descendants.
Invitation
We invite you to participate in a new study entitled “Our Jewish Lublin Roots: What Do They Mean To Us?”
Questionnaire form
The study, a written questionnaire, will ask you to share with us the meaning(s) you ascribe to your Lublin roots and the importance these roots may play in your life. We encourage all those with Jewish roots in Lublin to take part in this study. We hope you’ll share your thoughts with us, as your participation will enrich and deepen our understanding of our shared Lublin “legacy”.
Please click on the following link to access and fill out the questionnaire:
About Dvora Trachtenberg
The study is conducted by Dvora Trachtenberg in partnership with Brama Grodzka.
Dr. Dvora Trachtenberg is a retired psychologist and a descendant of Lubliners. As part of a multi-faceted professional career, she has worked with those directly affected by the legacy of the Holocaust. These have included children of survivors, children of rescuers, and children of perpetrators of the Shoah. Dvora's parents were born in Lublin, Poland, and survived WWII by fleeing to the Soviet Union. She was born in post-war Poland and emigrated with her family while still a child.
Questions
Should you have any questions pertaining to the study or to the questionnaire itself, please contact Dvora Trachtenberg by email at: [email protected]
