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Personal cards of Dora Milanayetz and Yefim Cherches who served in the partisan detachment which was active in the Cherven and Rudensk districts, 1943-1944

Personal cards of Dora Milanayetz and Yefim Cherches who served in the partisan detachment which was active in the Cherven and Rudensk districts, 1943-1944 Service of Dora Milanayetz in the Pobeda partisan detachment, 07 August 1943-09 July 1944; service of Yefim Cherches in the Pobeda partisan detachment, 12 October 1943-07 July 1944.

File Number : 3868

Type of Material : Questionnaire, List of Jewish Partisans

Language : Russian

Questionnaire of Godina Tzylya, born in Klinok, Belorussia, 1898, regarding her service in partisan detachments in the Cherven district, 1942-1944

Questionnaire of Godina Tzylya, born in Klinok, Belorussia,1898, regarding her service in partisan detachments in the Cherven district, 1942-1944 Service in partisan detachment no. 208, which was active in the Cherven district, 05 February- 08 June 1942; service in the Pravda partisan detachment which was active in the Cherven district, 08 June 1942-07 July 1944.

File Number : 3867

Type of Material : Questionnaire

Language : Russian

Personal card of Vasilisa Stotskaya, born in 1918, regarding her service in partisan detachments in the Minsk region, 1942-1944

Personal card of Vasilisa Stotskaya, born in 1918, regarding her service in partisan detachments in the Minsk region, 1942-1944 Service in the Frunze partisan detachment, 15 October 1942-19 June 1943; service in the Kirov partisan detachment, 19 June 1943-19 July 1944.

File Number : 3864

Type of Material : Questionnaire

Language : Russian

Letters written to Ilya Ehrenburg by Yu. Edelman, regarding the bravery of the Jewish partisans active in the Naliboki forest

Letters written to Ilya Ehrenburg by Yu. Edelman, regarding the bravery of the Jewish partisans active in the Naliboki forest The writer tells about the female partisan Khana Nemzyr who was active in the Naliboki forest area; Nemzyr's father, who was a medic, was murdered along with 24 partisans, who he was taking care of, in the forest; Khana Nemzyr and her mother committed suicide when they were surrounded by the Germans; Female partisan Fruma Tanfel, a 19 year old medic from the Suvorov partisans detachment, was murdered in the Naliboki forest; The entire family of partisan Fayvka Sapozhnikov, a baker...

File Number : 47

Type of Material : Letter, Letter of Testimony

Language : Russian

Letter written by Yelena Rudnik to her husband Lev Rusman regarding her experiences during the war, dated, 07/03/1945, sent to Ilya Ehrenburg by Isak Blyumin

Letter written by Yelena Rudnik to her husband Lev Rusman regarding her experiences during the war, dated, 07/03/1945, sent to Ilya Ehrenburg by Isak Blyumin Included in the letter: - Slavuta Ghetto life during 04/03-26/06/1942; - "Aktion" in which all of Yelena Rudnik's family was murdered, 26/06/1942; - Transfer to the Annopol Ghetto; - Escape from the Annopol Ghetto, late July 1942, and she joins the partisans; - Receives treatment in a military hospital in Kiev, 04-10/1944; - Medical studies, as of 1944; The letter was sent to Ilya Ehrenburg on 14/04/1945 by Isak Blyumin, who is Lev...

File Number : 29

Type of Material : Letter, Names of Jewish Partisans

Language : Russian

Documentation regarding the Jewish partisan, Roza Polyakova, who fought against the German Army in the Mirgorod area and was murdered under torture by the Gestapo, Obukhovka, early 1942

Documentation regarding the Jewish partisan, Roza Polyakova, who fought against the German Army in the Mirgorod area and was murdered under torture by the Gestapo, Obukhovka, early 1942 Included in the file: Information regarding Moisey Polyakov who died in battle, in Garkushentsy.

File Number : 361

Type of Material : Documentary, Certification, Testimony

Language : Russian, Ukrainian

Testimony of Nechama Nina (Gotesdiner) Nisenboim Egozi, born in Lodz, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, Baranowicze, Stolpce Ghetto, with the partisans, Orlik and other places

Testimony

Testimony of Nechama Nina (Gotesdiner) Nisenboim Egozi, born in Lodz, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, Baranowicze, Stolpce Ghetto, with the partisans, Orlik and other places Life before the war. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; witness's father is drafted into the Polish Army; German occupation; restrictions on the Jews; release of her father as a Polish POW from German captivity and her father's escape to Baranowicze; escape of the family to Warsaw; escape of the family to Bialystok via the border; escape to her father in Baranowicze; expulsion of refugees among them family members;...

File Number : 12905

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Hebrew

Memoirs of Jadwiga Rashkovski, born in Baranovitz, Poland in 1921, regarding her and her family's experiences in the Baranovitz Ghetto and as a partisan in the Minsk area during 1941-1944

Memoirs of Jadwiga Rashkovski, born in Baranovitz, Poland in 1921, regarding her and her family's experiences in the Baranovitz Ghetto and as a partisan in the Minsk area during 1941-1944 Included in the file: Photograph of the submitter of the material, photographed close to the date of the submission of the material.

File Number : 7128

Type of Material : Memoirs, Photograph

Language : Hebrew

Two essays written by Isaak Naimovich and Matey Yulzari regarding the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry

Two essays written by Isaak Naimovich and Matey Yulzari regarding the rescue of Bulgarian Jewry - "Who Rescued the Jews of Bulgaria From the Death Camps?", an essay written in Bulgarian by Isaak Naimovich regarding the importance of the Communist Party in the struggle against the anti-Jewish legislation and its implementation; - "Participation of the Jews of Bulgaria in the Underground and Their Rescue from Extermination", an essay written in Bulgarian by Matey Yulzari from a Communist point of view. Also in the file: An English translation of Naimovich's essay.

File Number : 60

Type of Material : Article

Language : Bulgarian

Photographs of Jewish partisans and underground members in Bulgaria during World War II

Photographs of Jewish partisans and underground members in Bulgaria during World War II Portraits of Leon Tadjer, Emil Checerdjiiski, Mico Papo, Anna Ventura, Violeta Iakova and Mati Rubenova including a photograph of the monument in Sofia in memory of the Jews who perished in the anti-Fascist struggle. Also in the file: - Portraits of Georgi Dimitrov and Vasil Kolarov; - Government decision Number 11 regarding benefits and certificates for underground and partisan activity, 06 November 1944; - Certificate of participation in the war, 1944-1945, issued to Viktor Meshulam.

File Number : 34

Type of Material : Photograph

Language : Bulgarian

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