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List of Jews who were murdered in the Pechora Camp, 1941-1945

List of Jews who were murdered in the Pechora camp, 1941-1945 The list contains the names of 569 households.

File Number : 101

Type of Material : List of Murdered Persons

Language : Russian

Murder story of Bratslav Jews in the Pechora Area

Murder Site

Pechora Camp Area

Ukraine (USSR)

According to testimonies of former inmates of the Pechora camp, on an unknown date in the first half of 1942 (in the summer of 1942, according to a report of the Soviet Extraordinary Commission) a certain SS unit murdered a large number of camp inmates, consisting mostly of children and elderly people. After being separated from the able-bodied prisoners, the victims were told they were going to Tulchin to dig peat but instead were loaded onto trucks and taken to large pits near Pechora and either shot to death or thrown into the pits alive.

Testimony of Zipora (Gershtein) Reiz, born in Tulchin, Ukraine, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Tulchin Ghetto, Pechora camp and her escape from camp

Testimony

Testimony of Zipora (Gershtein) Reiz, born in Tulchin, Ukraine, 1927, regarding her experiences in the Tulchin Ghetto, Pechora camp and her escape from camp Attends a Soviet school. Outbreak of the war, July 1941; attempt to escape from the city; return to the ghetto by the Romanians; concentration of the Jews in a Jewish school, late November 1941; transfer to Pechora camp; typhus; her father's labor in the removal of corpses; smuggle of food into the camp with her girlfriend; smuggled outside the camp with her parents, sister and aunt, in exchange for money; life in Morffa, an area transferred by the...

File Number : 7654

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

List of Jews from Bratslav who perished in the Bratslav and Pechora camps

File Number : 397

Type of Material : List of Murdered Persons

Language : Russian

Memoirs of Anna Rozenberg, born in Bratslav, Ukraine, regarding her experiences in the Bratslav Ghetto and in Pechora camp

Memoirs of Anna Rozenberg, born in Bratslav, Ukraine, regarding her experiences in the Bratslav Ghetto and in Pechora camp Life in Bratislava at the outbreak of war between Germany and the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941; conscription of her father into the Red Army; German occupation; establishment of a ghetto; cooperation of locals with the Germans; robbery of the property of the Jews; life in the ghetto; help given to the ghetto residents; escapes from the ghetto; "Aktionen"; transfer with Jews to Pechora on 31 December 1941; life in the camp until 1 April 1943; outbreak of epidemics; hunger; eating corpses;...

File Number : 3053

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Russian

Memoirs of Vladimir Klebaner, born in 1918, regarding his experiences in the Mogilev Podolskiy Ghetto, and in Pechera camp

Memoirs of Vladimir Klebaner, born in 1918, regarding his experiences in the Mogilev Podolskiy Ghetto, and in Pechera camp Life in Mogilev Podolskiy during the German occupation; establishment of a ghetto; life in the ghetto; transfer to forced labor; torture; wearing a yellow badge; typhus; hunger; many Jews perish due to the harsh living conditions; transfer to Pechera camp in spring 1942; life in the camp; liberation by the Red Army in 1944.

File Number : 4561

Type of Material : Memoirs

Language : Russian

Poem by an unknown author regarding a young girl in the Pechora camp and her longings for her home and family

Poem by an unknown author regarding a young girl in the Pechora camp and her longings for her home and family Untitled poem by an unknown author, written down by Falie Manastirska, 20, in the Pechora camp near Bratslav; the poem tells of the longings for her home and family of a young girl in the Pechora camp.

File Number : 1

Type of Material : Poems/songs

Language : Yiddish

List of Jews from Bratslav who perished in the Bratslav and Pechora Camps

File Number : 635

Type of Material : List of Murdered Persons

Language : Russian

Testimony of Leonid Nemirovski , born in Raygorod, Ukraine, 1930, regarding the Bratslav Ghetto and deportation to Pechora camp

Testimony of Leonid Nemirovski , born in Raygorod, Ukraine, 1930, regarding the Bratslav Ghetto and deportation to Pechora camp Childhood before the war; German occupation, July 1941; establishment of the Raygorod Ghetto; labor on roads; receiving help from Ukrainians; transfer to the Bratslav Ghetto, February 1942; hunger; smuggling food; deportation to Pechora camp, December 1943; hunger; typhus; liberation, March 1944; rehabilitation of life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1999; absorption.

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

Testimony of Mark Roitburg, born in Tulcin, Ukraine, 1931, regarding his experiences in the Bershad Ghetto and Pechora camp

Testimony

Testimony of Mark Roitburg, born in Tulcin, Ukraine, 1931, regarding his experiences in the Bershad Ghetto and Pechora camp Romanian occupation of Tulcin; transfer of the local Jews to the Bershad Ghetto in the Vinnitsa area; living conditions in the Bershad Ghetto; escape of youths from the ghetto to forests; deportation of the Bessarabian Jews to the Bershad Ghetto; deportation of the witness and his family to Pechora camp; abuse of the Jews by the Romanian Iron Guard and Ukrainian policemen; liberation by the Red Army, 1944. Service in the Red Army 1951-1954; aliya to Israel, 1991.

File Number : 7262

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

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