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Kobyzhcha
Ukraine (USSR)
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In 1939 the 40 Jews in Kobyzhcha comprised 0.5 percent of the total population.
The village was occupied by German troops on September 12 (or 18), 1941. At least 16 Jews, from 5 families, who did not manage to flee were murdered by Germans.
Kobyzhcha was liberated by the Red Army on September 15 (or 18) 1943.
Kobyzhcha
Bobrovitsa District
Chernigov Region
Ukraine (USSR) (today Kobyzhcha
Ukraine)
50.833;31.508
Victims' Names
| Last Name | First Name | Year of Birth | Place of Residence | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berenson | Berta | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Berenson | Pyotr Peysakh | 1890 | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered |
| Birger | Musi | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Osherovich | Berko | 1866 | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered |
| Osherovich | Lea | 1867 | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered |
| Osherovich | Sonya | 1907 | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered |
| Oshirovich | Berko | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Ribak | Nastya | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Shapiro | Aba | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Shapiro | Avram | 1916 | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | killed in military service |
| Slutzkaya | Asya | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Slutzkaya | Maya | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered | |
| Slutzki | Vladimir | Kobyzhcha, Ukraine (USSR) | murdered |