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Nota Farber
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Murdered
Nota Farber was born in Dobrovelichkovka, Ukraine (USSR), 1881. Prior to WWII he lived in Dobrovelichkovka, Ukraine (USSR).
Nota was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Dobrovelichkovka, Ukraine (USSR), 1941.
Farber
Nuta
1881
Dobrovelichkovka, Ukraine (USSR)
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22/06/1881
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Dobrovelichkovka,Dobrovelichkovka,Kirovograd,Ukraine (USSR)
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Sarra Reiman
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Dobrovelichkovka
Dobrovelichkovka
Kirovograd
Ukraine (USSR)
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Dobrovelichkovka
Dobrovelichkovka
Kirovograd
Ukraine (USSR)
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Dobrovelichkovka
Dobrovelichkovka
Kirovograd
Ukraine (USSR)
48.386;31.178
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