Loved ones are remembered among the 6,000,000 Jews who were slaughtered by Nazi brutality, with a prayer that they may be bound up in the bonds of the living and endure in everlasting remembrance, and with the words, "The soul of man is the flame of the lord," followed by the families of Erna Alexandrowitz, Samuel Touby Altman, Samuel R. Aronovitz, Fishel A. Barry, Aaron Bass, Moyshe B'r Elya Berkowitz, Rebecca Brauer, Paula Briefuexler, Yitzchok Bromson, Abram Choinowski, Jospi Czarny, Wolf Louis Dawidowicz, Mihaly Deutsch, Jacque Dolgin, Moshe Jeremiah Engel, Abraham Hersz Fajerman Amalia Feilhardt, Ede Felberbaum, Mordchay-Fajga Figlarz, Ewa Bresler Flaum, Franciszka Flaum, Israel Fondiler, Michael J. Friedmann, Samuel Frischblatt, Chaim Moishe Gips, Fajga M. Goldberg, Jolan Grossman, Itzhak Gudelman, Myer-Usher Gudelman, Noah Gudelman, Moriss-Rachel Helberg, Morris Herzberg, Hesie Kann Hes, Irwin Hess, Rose Hess, Moshe Horowitz David Morris Rose Jerzy, Esther-Zale-Helen Jerzy, Rabbi Yaakov Moshah Katz, Salo Fanni Korngut, Usher Krotenberg, Henry Lipinski, Abraham Markovich, Usher Lemel Markowicz, Solomon Mergrun, Moritz Metzger, Fam Miara, Arnold Mueller, Jackob N., Syna R. Dajman, Genia Kalb Obarzanek, Isidor Odenheimer, Moshe Polonsky, Sigmund Ezekiel Raab, Emil-Olga Revesz, David Richard Rubner Manfred Rubner, Adele Torczyner Sachs, Sheldon J. Schachner, Klara Schnapek, Bailah Schonbrunn, Beral Shifnadel, Boruch Smietana, Kato Somogyi, Moses Sperling, Silomo Stein, Ignac Sternfeld, Nachman L. A. Szczekacz, Chaim Weissfeld, Mnucha Zylber, Israel Zyndore, and Mendel E. Zyndorf.