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Murder Story of Pochep Jews at the Pochep Canning Factory

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Pochep

Russia (USSR)

On March 15-16 (16-17, according to another source), 1942 all the inmates of the two ghettos - men, women, children, and old people - a total of approximately 1,800 people, were taken by the Germans and local policemen to anti-tanks ditches near the canning factory. There Jews were stood in rows at the edge of the ditches and shot by the Germans and the policemen. With the threat of death the Germans prohibited the local inhabitants from coming near the place.

List of Jews from Pochep who perished during the Holocaust

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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : List of Murdered Persons

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Pochep

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Pochep

Russia (USSR)

Jews began to settle in Pochep in the 17th century and between 1791 and 1917 the town was part of the Pale of Settlement. Periodically the Jewish community of Pochep experienced anti-Jewish violance. In 1648 most of the Pochep Jews were murdered by the troops of Chmielnitsky; later Jews of town sufferred from the pogroms of 1905 and from attacks and looting on the part of the various sides involved in the Russian Civil War (1918-1920). In the 1920s most Pochep Jews were merchants or craftsmen, while some Jewish family engaged in agriculture. A Jewish kolkhoz called Emes was established in the...

Pochep - Commemoration of Jewish Victims

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After the liberation of Pochep by the Red Army, in order to prevent vandalism, the Soviet authorities ordered the ditches where the Jews were murdered to be covered with earth. A small monument was erected at the site. However, it was soon desecrated by unknown persons, who stole the upper part of it and destroyed the fence surrounding the monument. In the 1960s a new monument, with Hebrew and Russian inscriptions, was erected. The Hebrew inscription says: "A memorial to our Jewish brothers, 1,846 inhabitants of Pochep who were brutally murdered and buried alive by the accursed Hitler's fascists on 16-17 [sic]...

Article by Olesya Petrovskaya regarding the mass murder in Pochep during which 1, 846 people were shot to death, and a list of Jews who perished, 15-16/03/1942

Article by Olesya Petrovskaya regarding the mass murder in Pochep during which 1,846 people were shot to death, and a list of Jews who perished, 15-16/03/1942

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Testimony of Sofia (Machlina) Slutzker, born in Pochep, the Soviet Union in 1931, regarding her deportation to an agricultural farm near Rebusheptka

Testimony of Sofia (Machlina) Slutzker, born in Pochep, the Soviet Union in 1931, regarding her deportation to an agricultural farm near Rebusheptka Her childhood, before the war; outbreak of the war, 22/06/1941; German occupation of Pochep, 08-09/1941; deportation to an agricultural farm near Rebusheptka; life at the agricultural farm; murder of the Jews of Pochep, 03/1943; rehabilitation of life after the war; aliya to Israel, 1994; absorption.

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Maria Shleymovich

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Krym

USSR

Maria Shleymovich was born in Pochep, Russia (USSR), 1920 to Alter. She was a paramedic and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Krym, USSR. During the war she was in the Soviet armed forces.
Maria was killed in military service in WWII. Place of death: Black Sea, 07/11/1941.

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Letters sent by Yakov Matonenko in Mglin to his relative Grigoriy Gorelov in Krasnoyarsk on 17 January 1944 and 21 February 1944, and personal documentation of Grigoriy Gorelov and his sister Dariya Gorelova from 1941-1955 - letters sent by Yakov Matonenko in Mglin to his relative Grigoriy Gorelov in Krasnoyarsk on 17 January 1944 and 21 February 1944; in the letter Yakov writes about the murder of his wife Shura (Khaya) Gorelova as part of the mass murder of Jews in Mglin on 2 March 1942; Personal documentation of Dariya Gorelova from 1948-1955; - questionnaire with personal details of Dariya Gorelova...

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results.listIds.typeOfMaterial : Work Permit, Letter, Diploma, Personal Records, Certification, Personal Documents, Notepad

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Khava Bliner nee Vilenskaya

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Riga

Latvia

Khava Bliner nee Vilenskaya was born in Pochep, Russia (USSR), 1898 to Avroom Nokhem and Beilya nee Yakobson. She was married to Shimon. Prior to WWII she lived in Riga, Latvia. During the war she was in Riga, Latvia.
Khava was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Riga, Latvia, 04/07/1941.

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Sofya Persova nee Kazachkova

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Kiev

Ukraine (USSR)

Sofya Persova nee Kazachkova was born in Pochep, Russia (USSR), 1900 to Khaim and Perla nee Kazachkova. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Kiev, Ukraine (USSR). During the war she was in Kiev, Ukraine (USSR).
Sofya was murdered in the Shoah. Place of death: Babi Yar, Ukraine (USSR).

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