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Letter by Red Army soldier Efim Pasternak, born in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, 1921, sent to his parents on Victory Day in Koenigsberg
 Letter by Red Army soldier Efim Pasternak, born in Vinnitsa, Ukraine, 1921, sent to his parents on Victory Day in Koenigsberg Note by the submitter of the material, Karina Pasternak: Move of Efim with his parents, Dr. Aleksander Pasternak, born in 1891, and Lisa (Feigman) Pasternak, born in 1895, to Moscow in 1936; after the completion of his school studies, Efim began to study aircraft industry studies; draft of Efim into the Red Army after the outbreak of the war, and his service as a telegraphist at the front in Belorussia; return of Efim to Moscow at the end of the war, and his acceptance to medical...
File Number : 1818
Type of Material : Letter
Language : English, Russian
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Jewish Soldiers - Red Army
V-Day, Victory in Europe Day
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Diary of Sara Elkes, daughter of Elchanan Elkes, head of the Judenrat in the Kaunas Ghetto, 1935-1937
Diary of Sara Elkes, daughter of Elchanan Elkes, head of the Judenrat in the Kaunas Ghetto, 1935-1937 Included in the file: - Letters, 1941-1950; - Fitness for work certificate issued to a 17-year old youth by Dr. Elkes in the hospital in Kaunas, 11 May 1940.
File Number : 101
Type of Material : Diary, Letter, Personal Documents
Language : Lithuanian, Hebrew, English
Ghettos
Head of the Community
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Judenrat (jewish Council)
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Circular sent by the chairman of the regional branch of the Centralverein - CV (Central Association of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith) in Brandenburg to the heads of the association's branches, regarding various antisemitic decrees in Brandenburg and documentation regarding the antisemitic decrees, 19/12/1933-06/02/1934
 Circular sent by the chairman of the regional branch of the Centralverein - CV (Central Association of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith) in Brandenburg to the heads of the association's branches, regarding various antisemitic decrees in Brandenburg and documentation regarding the antisemitic decrees, 19/12/1933-06/02/1934 - Circular sent by the chairman of the regional branch of the Centralverein - CV in Brandenburg to the heads of the association's branches, regarding new antisemitic regulations in various cities of Brandenburg, including the dismissal of professionals from professional associations, the...
File Number : JM/28883
Type of Material : Bibliography, Circular, Official Documentation
Language : French, German
Anti Jewish Legislation - Germany
Anti-Jewish Orders and Decrees
Boycott, Anti-Jewish
Central Association of German Citizens of the Jewish Faith
Jewish Lawyers
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Testimony of Chava Eva (Hofman) Gesheid, born in Nagykanizsa, Hungary, 1930, regarding her experiences in Nagykanizsa, the Nagykanizsa Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Grusenberg, on a death march and in other places
Testimony
 Testimony of Chava Eva (Hofman) Gesheid, born in Nagykanizsa, Hungary, 1930, regarding her experiences in Nagykanizsa, the Nagykanizsa Ghetto, Auschwitz-Birkenau, Grusenberg, on a death march and in other places German Army occupation [of Nagykanizsa], 1944; deportation to the [Nagykanizsa] Ghetto, 1944; deportation to Auschwitz-Birkenau, 1944; transfer to Grusenberg, 1944; camp life including forced labor in industry and in an ammunitions factory; death march; liberation by the US Army in the Erfurt area, 1945. Return to Hungary, 1945; life in Budapest including aliya training with Hanoar Hatzioni, 1946;...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Aliya Training After the War
Attitude Towards Jews - Hungary and the Hungarian Population
Auschwitz - Orchestra
Camps - Interaction Between the Inmates
Children
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Letter sent to his family members by Red Army physician Boris Tziprin from a military hospital near Smolensk, January 1942, one month before he was killed in action at the front
 Letter sent to his family members by Red Army physician Boris Tziprin from a military hospital near Smolensk, January 1942, one month before he was killed in action at the front Names of Tziprin family members who perished in Pikov: Isaak Tziprin, born in 1905; Fanya Tziprin, born in 1909; Anna Tziprin, who was 5 years old; Bella Tziprin, who was one year old.
File Number : 1694
Type of Material : Letter
Language : Russian
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Jewish Soldiers - Red Army
Last Letters
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Documentation regarding Nikolay Nikitin Shteingart, partisan battalion commander in Belorussia, including newspaper clippings mentioning his story, memoirs and letters of persons who fought under his command
 Documentation regarding Nikolay Nikitin Shteingart, partisan battalion commander in Belorussia, including newspaper clippings mentioning his story, memoirs and letters of persons who fought under his command Escape from the city to Tashkent, at the age of 13, together with a friend, detention en route by policemen; transfer to a home for children; decision to take on the family name Nikitin so people would think that his friend is his brother and they would not separate between them. Included in the file: - History of fighters in his battalion; - Letters he sent from Magadan to his family, 1948,...
File Number : 362
Type of Material : Documentary, Certification, Memoirs, Letter of Testimony, Letter, Newspaper Clippings
Language : Belarusian, Russian
Armed Underground Operates in Minsk Ghetto
Belarusian Jewish Resistance
Escape to Forests
Escaping and Joining the Partisans
Exile
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Documentation regarding the Stadler family including letters and postcards, school certificates and a medical document for Anita (Stadler) Shapiro, 1939-1946
 Documentation regarding the Stadler family including letters and postcards, school certificates and a medical document for Anita (Stadler) Shapiro, 1939-1946 - Postcards written by Anita (Stadler) Shapiro in Samarkand, to her father, Dr. Karl Stadler, serving as a physician in the Polish Army; - Postcards received by Anita (Stadler) Shapiro from her female friends in Lodz, 1946; - Letter received by Dr. Karl Stadler from his Army friends, 1945; - School diplomas; - Medical document belonging to Anita Shapiro, 21 January 1939; Note: Anita (Stadler) Shapiro was born in Warsaw, September...
File Number : 1542
Type of Material : Personal Records, Postcard
Language : Hebrew, Polish
Escape From Occupied Territory
False Identity
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Jewish Refugees During the War
Polish Army
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Testimony of Sergei Shmil Weinstein, born in Ukraine, 1927, regarding his experiences in Mogilev, Transnistria, the Red Army and Cernauti
Testimony
 Testimony of Sergei Shmil Weinstein, born in Ukraine, 1927, regarding his experiences in Mogilev, Transnistria, the Red Army and Cernauti His parents' home; move to Mogilev; attends a public school, including experiencing antisemitism. Call to leave the city due to impending battles, July 1941; escape; move back home; handing over of Transnistria to Romania; anti-Jewish decrees; arrival of refugees from Bessarabia; establishment of the Mogilev Ghetto, 1942; Mogilev Ghetto life including mortality, air-raids and forced labor; initiation of extra labor in order to add to their livelihood; order by Antonescu...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Antisemitism
Burial
Ghettoization
Hunger
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
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List of the Jewish physicians and healthcare workers in the Pinsk Ghetto, 1942-1943
 List of the Jewish physicians and healthcare workers in the Pinsk Ghetto, 1942-1943
File Number : 993
Type of Material : List of Jewish Physicians, List of Healthcare Workers
Language : German
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Workers
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List of physicians from Kremenchug who were murdered, 12/1941
 List of physicians from Kremenchug who were murdered, 12/1941
File Number : 1191
Type of Material : List of Jewish Physicians, List of Murdered Persons
Language : Russian
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Physicians
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