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Molka Manya Kozorez
Murdered
Molka Manya Kozorez nee Zemelshtern was born in Tyvrov, Ukraine (USSR), 1894. Prior to WWII she lived in Vinnitsa, Ukraine (USSR).
Molka Manya was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Vinnitsa, Ukraine (USSR), 1942.
Kozorez
Molka
1894
Vinnitsa, Ukraine (USSR)
Page of Testimony
Kozarez
Molka Manya
1897
Vinnitsa, Ukraine (USSR)
Page of Testimony
1
2
Kozorez
Molka
Zemelshtern
Female
1894
Tyvrov, Tyvrov, Vinnitsa, Ukraine (USSR)
Duvid
Leib
David
Elka
Married
Idl
Vinnitsa,Vinnitsa City,Vinnitsa,Ukraine (USSR)
Housewife
Vinnitsa,Vinnitsa City,Vinnitsa,Ukraine (USSR)
murdered
Fershtater
Daughter
Yad Vashem - Pages of Testimony Names Memorial Collection
Page of Testimony
1950488
1
Tyvrov
Tyvrov
Vinnitsa
Ukraine (USSR)
49.014;28.498
Vinnitsa
Vinnitsa City
Vinnitsa
Ukraine (USSR)
49.239;28.476
Vinnitsa
Ghetto
Ukraine (USSR)
49.234;28.399
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