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  4. On the left: Leibel Rosenberg, Zelda's husband, in Red Army uniform. He fell prisoner to the Germans, but escaped. To his right: Ivan Kozrev, a local Russian officer who helped the jewish community building a fence around a mass grave in Kedainiai

On the left: Leibel Rosenberg, Zelda's husband, in Red Army uniform. He fell prisoner to the Germans, but escaped. To his right: Ivan Kozrev, a local Russian officer who helped the jewish community building a fence around a mass grave in Kedainiai

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A photograph from the collection of the Shulamit Dargetzky family
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Zelda's husband Leibel Rosenberg in Red Army uniform, Zelda's brother and his wife beside a mass grave in Kedainiai, surrounded by a fence built by a Russian officer
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On the left: Leibel Rosenberg, Zelda's husband, in Red Army uniform. He fell prisoner to the Germans, but escaped. To his right: Ivan Kozrev, a local Russian officer who helped the jewish community building a fence around a mass grave in Kedainiai
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Group photograph from 1944. In the middle: Leibel Rosenberg, Zelda's husband, in Red Army uniform. He survived.
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A Holocaust survivor standing by a mass grave in Salakas, Lithuania
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A group of survivors by a mass grave in Salakas, Lithuania
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Mina Malesk, Utena, Lithuania, 1938. Mina perished
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Zelda's cousin Abraham Paas, Utena, Lithuania, 1938. Abraham served in the Red Army and died in the war
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Novosibirsk, from left clockwise: Nisan Komaraz, Zelda Komaraz, Lea Komaraz née Sandig and Leibel Komaraz
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Vilna, Lithuania. A group of survivors posing as camp prisoners. First row, second from left: Gordon Haim who was released by Americans in 1945
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Utena, Lithuania, 1949. According to a local Lithuanian, there was a massgrave near the town. In the photograph: the jewish community places a tombstone by the grave of reburied war victims
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Hebrew Gymnasium in Vilkomir, Lithuania. Zelda in second row, third from right. The teacher in the middle, Berzon, moved to Israel. Left from Zelda: Malka Feldman. Left from the teacher: Baila Brikman who survived. Fourth from left, top row: Shoshana. Bottom row fourth from right: Shifra Snipelisky who perished
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Zelda in the middle with her cousin Moshe Segal and a friend from Leningrad who escaped, Novosibirsk, Siberia
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Tamara Zussman, Vilkomir, Lithuania, 1938. Tamara perished
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Highschool students in Utena, Lithuania, 1935. Zelda fifth from the right in top row. Far left in top row: Samuel, who survived. Chaia passed away in Israel. All others perished
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15 Photographs
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13188/13
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Shulamit Dargetzky
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Yad Vashem
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Kėdainiai,Kedainiai,<>,Lithuania
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Post-Holocaust Period
Jewish Soldiers - Red Army
Escape From a Pow Camp
Soviet Soldiers
Mass Graves
Perished
Assistance to Jews After the War