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List Jews who perished during the Holocaust, who were relatives and neighbors of Avraam and Eva Mintzis from Odessa
 List Jews who perished during the Holocaust, who were relatives and neighbors of Avraam and Eva Mintzis from Odessa
File Number : 1226
Type of Material : List of Murdered Jews
Language : Russian
Murder of the Odessa Jews, 1942-1941
Shooting of the Ternovka Jews in the Nearby Forest, 27-28 May 1942
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Letter of testimony regarding the fate of the Mintsis and Radovilski families from the Soviet Union, (date not indicated)
 Letter of testimony regarding the fate of the Mintsis and Radovilski families from the Soviet Union, (date not indicated)
File Number : 1226
Type of Material : Letter of Testimony, List of Murdered Jews
Language : Russian
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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
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