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DIENER

Wolf DIENER (1833-1868) Reise	Moses (1852-1931) Malka ROSENSTOCK (Ire & Hudie)	Wolf (1875-1917) Chaja SALZBERG (1878-1920) (Schachna {Asriel, Sara} & Rifka {Aron, Sura Lea})	Serafina (1902), Ignatz (1907)
		Mordko (1882)
		Ruchla (1884-1937) Karpel REITER (1881-1942) (Mordche Jakob & Rejzie)	Erwin (1908), Maximillian (1923)
		Israel (1888)
	Chana Jenty (1855) Elias HELLMANN	Hersch Wolf (1873), Sara Ruchel (1878), Josel Simche (1881)
	Etie Hersch WEINRAUB	Wolf (1885), Bruche (1888), Jacob Israel (1890), Mincie (1893), Benjamen (1895), Asriel Isak (1897)
	Chulie (1862-1929) Abraham GOLIGER (1858) (Asriel & Breine Reisie)	stillborn (1884), Eisig (1886), Jona (1889), Minicie (1895), Ettel Judes (1896), Sara (1898)


Wolf Rosenstock	Moses Diener

Ruchla (Rosenstock) Reiter	Markus Rosenstock

Wolf DIENER (1833), an ox trader who lived in Zalesie and Husiatyn, married Reise and had children: Moses (1852), Chana Jenty (1855), and Etie. He died in Husiatyn in 1868.

Moses DIENER married Malka ROSENSTOCK from Lisowce, daughter of Ire and Hudie, and had children in Lisowce: Wolf (1875), Mordko (1882), Ruchla (1884), and Israel (1888). Since their civil marriage was conducted long after their children were born (in Gwoździec in 1916), their children were considered illegitimate according to Austrian law and mostly referred to by the surname of their mother. Moses came to Wien as a refugee soon after 1916 (presumably after his wife Malka had died) and co-founded Reiter & Co., a book publishing company, with his son-in-law Karl REITER¹. He died in Wien in 1931.

Wolf "Wilhelm" ROSENSTOCK married Chaja "Klara" SALZBERG, daughter of Schachna and Rifka nee PLON, lived in Trembowla, and had children: Serafina (1902) and Ignatz (1907, in Czernowice). During World War I, Wolf served as Infanterist (Infantryman) in K.u.k. Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 95/3 (95th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Battalion of the Austro-Hungarian Army) based in Czortków. In 1916, Wolf and Klara were civilly married in Gwoździec. Soon after, the family moved to Wien, Austria, where Wolf died in 1917. Chaja died in Trembowla in 1920.

Serafina "Susan" ROSENSTOCK married Benzion ORNSTEIN, son of Samuel Leib and Hinde nee HALPERN, in Skole, Austria, in 1921, and shortly thereafter immigrated to America. They had two children: Violet Clare (1924) and Fae Leah (1925). Ben died in Cleveland in 1955 followed by Susan in 1985.
Ignatz SALZBERG remained single and died in Trembowla in 1935.

Mordko "Markus" ROSENSTOCK was an engineer.
Ruchla "Rosa" ROSENSTOCK married Karpel "Karl" REITER (1881 in Olejowa-Korniow), son of Mordche Jakob and Rejzie, in Wien in 1914 and had children: Erwin (1908) and Maximillian (1923). Ruchla died in Wien in 1937 and Karl died in the Holocaust in 1942.

Erwin REITER "Irwin REID", a lawyer in Wien, was arrested during Kristallnacht on November 9 and 10, 1938 and transported to Dachau. He was released several months later, after promising to leave the country, and quickly fled to England with his younger brother. He was the father of Keith Reid, the well-known songwriter of the band Procol Harum.³

Israel ROSENSTOCK was an accounting sergeant in the Ulanen Regiment Nr. 7 of the Austrian Army. In February 1914, he was charged with desertion and embezzlement.

Chana Jenty DIENER married Elias HELLMANN in Okopy in 1872 and had children: Hersch Wolf (1873), Sara Ruchel (1878), and Josel Simche (1881).

Hersch Wolf HELLMANN died as a child in Okopy in 1879.
Sara Ruchel HELLMANN died as a child in Okopy in 1881.
Josel Simche HELLMANN died as a child in Okopy in 1882.

Etie DIENER married Hersch WEINRAUB, lived in Chorostków, and had children: Wolf (1885), Bruche (1888), Jacob Israel (1890), Mincie (1893), Benjamen (1895), and Asriel Isak (1897).
Chulie DINER married Abraham GOLIGER, son of Asriel and Breine Reisie, in Tarnopol in 1917 and had children: stillborn (1884), Eisig (1886), Jona (1889), Minicie (1895), Ettel Judes (1896), and Sara (1898). Chule died as a widow in Tarnopol in 1929.

Research Notes

1. Other DINER records in Husiatyn that are likely related, but not yet connected, to the above family:

Name	Death year	Age (est. birth)
Lea DÜNER	1867	3y (1864)
Chance DYNER	1871	6m (1871)
Israel DINER	1875	45y (1830)
Pinchas Schul DINER	1875	10d (1875)

Osias/Schije DINER married Chancze/Goldie (1826), lived in Husiatyn, and had children: Samuel (1859) and Leiser (1865). After Golde died in Husiatyn in 1866, Osias married Zipre and had children: Basie (1867), Chaje Gittel (1868), Eisig (1873), Sime Chaje (1875), and Chaiem (1876).

Leiser DINER died as an infant in Husiatyn in 1865.
Chaje Gittel DINER married Jechiel Nuchim DISTELFELD and had children in Zbaraz: Sara Feige (1892), Moses Saul (1894), Basszewa (1896), and Rosa Lea (1906).
Sime Chaje DINER died as an infant in Husiatyn in 1875.
Chaiem DINER died as an infant in Husiatyn in 1876.

Alter DINER married Feige, lived in Husiatyn, and had children: Josel (1866), Chaim (1874), and Juda Wolf (1876).

2. The following Markus Rosenstock is believed to be a different person (his Yad Vashem record, submitted by his wife Gusta, lists his parents as Maier Itzhak and Breinze): Markus ROSENSTOCK married Gusta HOROWITZ in Zaleszczyki in 1911 and had three children, including: Josef (1914) in Wien. Before World War II, they lived in Zastavna near Czernowitz. Markus and Josef died in the Holocaust - the former at Auschwitz in 1941 and the latter at Transnistra, Ukraine, in 1942. Gusta was living in Haifa, Israel, in 1957.

3. Rogovoy, Seth. "The Secret Jewish History Of Procol Harum". Forward. April 28, 2017.