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Fenya Abir
Survived
Fenya Abir was born in Rudnya, Russia (USSR), 1920 to Yainkev and Khante Yenta Alte. She was a farmatzevt and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Rudnya, Russia (USSR). During the war she was in Austria, Austria.
Fenya survived the Shoah.
Fenya survived the Shoah.
This information is based on the records/documents displayed below:
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Birth | Place of Residence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abir | Fenya | 1920 | Rudnya, Russia (USSR) | Survivors and refugees registration form |
Record 1
Record Details Submit corrections and additions
Last Name
Abir
First Name
Fenya
Gender
Female
Date of Birth
1920
Place of Birth
Rudnya,Rudnya,Smolensk,Russia (USSR)Father's First Name
Yainkev
Father's First Name
Yakov
Mother's First Name
Khante
Mother's First Name
Yenta
Mother's First Name
Alte
Marital Status
Single
Permanent Place of Residence
Rudnya,Rudnya,Smolensk,Russia (USSR)Address of Permanent Residence
Kolkhoznaya 32
Citizenship
<>,<>,<>,Soviet Union
Profession
Farmatzevt
Place During the War
the Soviet armed forces,<>,<>,<>
Wartime Address
Orsha
Wartime Address
Camp
Place During the War
Orsha,Orsha City,Vitebsk,Belorussia (USSR)Place During the War
<>,<>,<>,AustriaLiberation Place
<>,<>,<>,AustriaLiberation Date
1945
Place of Death
Kiev,Kiev City,Kiev,Ukraine (USSR)Date of Death
1986
Status According to Source
survived
Submitter Name
Tatiyana StarovRelationship to Survivor
Daughter
Source Collection
Yad Vashem - Survivors Registration Forms
Type of Material
Survivors and refugees registration formItem ID
10548418
Rudnya
Rudnya
Smolensk
Russia (USSR)
54.950;31.066
Rudnya
Rudnya
Smolensk
Russia (USSR)
54.950;31.066
Austria
54.512;14.550
Orsha
Orsha City
Vitebsk
Belorussia (USSR)
the Soviet armed forces
47.516;30.407
Kiev
Kiev City
Kiev
Ukraine (USSR)
50.429;30.531
Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.