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Was born in 1912* in Bochnia near Krakow, Poland and was the eighth child
in the Kant family.
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She was affiliated with the Akiba Zionist movement branch in Bochnia
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Ester had an outstanding artistic talent.
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In 1938 she was given the opportunity of immigration to Palestine which she
declined in favor of caring for her elderly mother.
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In March 1941 she was relocated to ghetto Bochnia.
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On the first Aktion of August 1942 she was taken to Belzec death camp never
to be seen again.
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Ester was 29 years old when she was murdered by the Nazis.
She was a good hearted woman and a dedicated daughter.
