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Letter and two postcards sent from Vinnitsa, written to Dmitriy Galperin during his stay at the front, with an announcement regarding the murder of his family members and a description of their last days, 1944

File Number : 1822

Type of Material : Postcard, Letter

Language : Russian

List of Jews from Bar, family members of Zinoviy Khaskel Stetzki, who perished during the Holocaust

List of Jews from Bar, family members of Zinoviy Khaskel Stetzki, who perished during the Holocaust The file includes confirmations regarding the death of his father, David Stetzki, and the murder of his family members in the Bar Ghetto in 1942, dated 1944 and 1946

File Number : 1366

Type of Material : Photograph, Death Certificate, List of Murdered Jews

Language : Russian

Report prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission in the Lwow region in 1945

Report prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission in the Lwow region in 1945 Report prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission in the Lwow region, published on 13/01/1945. In the report are details regarding the victims: scientists, intellectuals, Soviet POWs and POWs from other countries, and the civilian population. One section is dedicated to the establishment of the Lwow Ghetto and the murders of the Jews. The report includes testimonies of survivors regarding deportations to the Stalag XII A Limburg, Stalag 325 Rawa Ruska, Stalag II A Neubrandenburg labor camps and to the Belzec...

File Number : 368

Type of Material : List of Murdered Persons, Testimony, Investigation Report, Names, Names of Perpetrators, List of Pows

Language : Russian

Documentation regarding the experiences of members of the Veksler family from Ternovka during the Holocaust

Documentation regarding the experiences of members of the Veksler family from Ternovka during the Holocaust - The story of the survival of Rakhel Veksler, written by her daughter Polina Pokholyuk as she remembered it from her mother: The life of Rabbi Hershke Veksler and his family (his wife and 11 children) in Ternovka; escape of one of his daughters to the Soviet Union; deportation of his daughter Rakhel to a camp in the Ternovka area; murder of Hershke Veksler by a Ukrainian policeman; mass murder of Ternovka Jews, including Hershke Veksler’s wife and children, in a nearby forest on 27 May 1942; Rakhel...

File Number : 640

Type of Material : Documentary

Language : Russian

Memoirs of Vladimir Izik Bulkin, born in Pereyaslav in 1928, regarding his experiences in Pereyaslav, and during wanderings in areas of Ukraine and in villages in the Zaporozhye and Kharkov regions while using a false identity during 1941-1943 Childhood in Pereyaslav; outbreak of the war, 22/06/1941; several of the witness' family members escape from the city; draft of his father into the Red Army, and his return home several days later; German occupation of the city; Jews from the city, including his father, are sent to dig killing pits in early October 1941; mass murder of the Jews of Pereyaslav, including...

File Number : 10497

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : English

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Testimony

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

Memoirs of Mikhail Mostovoy and Aleksandra Mostovaya regarding their experiences in the Nemirov Ghetto and in hiding in Nemirov, Karolina and Dzhurin

Memoirs of Mikhail Mostovoy and Aleksandra Mostovaya regarding their experiences in the Nemirov Ghetto and hiding in Nemirov, Karolina and Dzhurin The book of memoirs "We Went Through Hell" was published in Vinnitsa in 2004 and presents the memoirs of Mikhail Mostovoy regarding the experiences of his family in the Nemirov Ghetto, and his escape from the killing pit in 1941-1944. Life before the war in Nemirov; outbreak of the German-Soviet war, in June 1941; death of his older brother Naum on the front (serving as a military doctor in a field hospital and killed by a direct air-raid hit during an...

File Number : 9989

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Russian

Letter sent to Gitel (Mugerfeld) Messerman by the NKVD in 1944, with names of her family members who perished during the Holocaust, and documentation regarding Jehuda Barsinc from Cernăuţi

Letter sent to Gitel (Mugerfeld) Messerman by the NKVD in 1944, with names of her family members who perished during the Holocaust, and documentation regarding Jehuda Barsinc from Cernăuţi Documentation regarding the husband of Ludmila Boursouk: - Letter sent to Gitel Messerman by the NKVD on 12/05/1944, with names of her family members who perished during the Holocaust: Chica Mugerfeld and his wife Klara Mugerfeld, his sister Ester Nemetz and her children; all of them were murdered in Murovano Kurilovtsy on 16/10/1942; Documentation related to the husband of Ludmila Boursouk: - Certificate from the...

File Number : 1903

Type of Material : Letter, Personal Documents, Identity Card

Language : Romanian, Russian

Prisoner card for "the Nazi Ghetto" for Tatiyana Vaysberg, issued in Odessa, 1991, and a decision of the Court of Law relating to Tatiyana Vaysberg/Mogilevskaya, 1944

Prisoner card for "the Nazi Ghetto" for Tatiyana Vaysberg, issued in Odessa, 1991, and a decision of the Court of Law relating to Tatiyana Vaysberg/Mogilevskaya, 1944 - Prisoner card for "the Nazi Ghetto" for Tatiyana Vaysberg, issued in Odessa, 21 January 1991; - Decision handed down in the regional Courthouse in Odessa, 13 December 1994, confirming the deportation of Tatiyana Vaysberg/Mogilevskaya to the Domanevka Ghetto, September 1941, and her stay in the ghetto until March 1944; Comments by Tatiyana Vaysberg, submitter of the material: Tatiyana Vaysberg was born in Domanevka near Odessa, 1927....

File Number : 577

Type of Material : Diploma, החלטה

Language : Russian

Testimony of Lea Liza (Kleiman) Shatz, born in Shargorod, Ukraine in 1931, regarding her experiences in the Shargorod Ghetto during 1941-1944

Testimony of Lea Liza (Kleiman) Shatz, born in Shargorod, Ukraine in 1931, regarding her experiences in the Shargorod Ghetto during 1941-1944 Her childhood in Shargorod; outbreak of war; German occupation; murder of neighbors; entry of the Romanian army into Shargorod; death of Jews due to hunger and diseases, along with refugees who were transferred to the Shargorod Ghetto from the Bukovina area; evacuation from the city of wagons filled with corpses; her family members are sick with typhus disease; survival; murder of all of her mother's relatives in Babiy Yar and Khmelnik by Ukrainian policemen; end of...

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

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