Documenation of the experiences of the Muchnik family of Bratslav, Ukraine, which was deported to the Pechera camp in 1941–1944, etc.

Documenation of the experiences of the Muchnik family of Bratslav, Ukraine, which was deported to the Pechera camp in 1941–1944, etc. The family: father, Vladimir Muchnik; mother, Genya Mushnik; chidren: Lyuba, Mikhail, and Klara - German occupation of Bratslav; yellow star edict promulgated; establishment of a ghetto in town; labor by men in Tulchin; Jews and belongings rounded up in town square in December 1941; sent to Pechera; life in the Pechera camp; Jews die from hunger and cold; liberation in 1944; Fate of the family of Vladimir Muchnik: father, Grigoriy Muchnik, and mother, Khaya Muchnik, murdered by Germans; sister, Khova Muchnik, together with her baby daughter, Fima, murdered while being taken across the Southern Bug River. Also in the file: - birth certificate of Vladimir Muchnik, born in Bratslav in 1909, issued in Bratslav in 1971; - birth certificate of Genya Mushnik, born in Bratslav in 1912, issued in Bratslav in 1945; birth certificate of Lyubov Muchnik, born in 1939, issued in 1946; - archive certification, issued in Vinnitsa in 1994, of Lyubov Korsun Muchnik's internment in the Pechera camp in 1941–1944. Submitter's remarks: Lyubov Muchnik's parents: Velul-Vladimir Muchnik and Gitl-Genia (Linetskaya) Mushnik.