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Pesia Pasternak

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Murdered

Pesia Pasternak was born to Berko and Khaia Sara nee Feferkrantz. Was child. Prior to WWII lived in Siemiatycze, Poland. During the war was in Siemiatycze, Poland.
Pesia was murdered in the Shoah.

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Last Name	First Name	Year of Birth	Place of Residence	Source
Pasternak	Pesia		Siemiatycze, Poland	Page of Testimony

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Last Name

Pasternak

First Name

Pesia

Gender

UNKNOWN

Age

Father's First Name

Berko

Father's First Name

Berl

Mother's First Name

Khaia

Mother's First Name

Sara

Mother's Maiden Name

Feferkrantz

Marital Status

Child

Permanent Place of Residence

Siemiatycze,Bielsk Podlaski,Bialystok,Poland

Place During the War/Shoah

Siemiatycze,Bielsk Podlaski,Bialystok,Poland

Status According to Source

murdered

Submitter Name

Tzvi Feferkrantz

Source Collection

Yad Vashem - Pages of Testimony Names Memorial Collection

Type of Material

Page of Testimony

Item ID

8919641

* Automatic translation from Hebrew

Siemiatycze

Bielsk Podlaski

Bialystok

Poland

52.427;22.863

Siemiatycze

Bielsk Podlaski

Bialystok

Poland

52.427;22.863

Official names of places and districts reflect the administrative organization and state borders of the different countries before 1.01.1938.