From shtetl to steelmaking: The story of three immigrant families and a family business
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Published by Kaplan Kushlick Foundation, 1989, hardcover, illustrated, index, 112 pages, 22.2 cms x 28.7 cms, condition: as new.
Sarah Rebecca Beliayev (1869-1952) of Velizh (later part of Latvia) and Michael Chaim Kushlick (1869-1932) of Druja, Russia, emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa in 1910 with their children. Menachem Mendel (Max) Kaplan (1876-1923) of Shadove, Lithuania and Razel (Rose) Karabelnik (1880-1913) of Krakinovo, Lithuania emigrated 1903-1904 to Johannesburg, South Africa after being married in Cape Town. Rachel (Rochel) Groll (1882-1954) of Riteve, Lithuania emigrated to Cape Town in 1905. She married Isaac Bloch (1880-1920), also of Riteve, in 1906, settling in Parow, Cape Province. Members of the three families founded the Cape Gate Fence and Wire Works in Parow in 1929.
