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Martynovka
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Martynovka
Belorussia (USSR)
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Martynovka was a Jewish settlement that was established in 1847. In the mid-1920s 25 Jewish families worked in agriculture there. In 1927 Martynovka became a kolkhoz.
Martynovka was occupied by the Germans in July 1941. At that time only 17 Belarusian and 5 Jewish households remained there. In the summer of 1942 all the Jewish residents were taken to the Zhurbin train station and, apparently, murdered there. Martynovka no longer exists.
Martynovka
Kostyukovichi District
Mogilev Region
Belorussia (USSR) (today Martynaŭka
Belarus)
53.150;32.150
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| names.headerTitles.lastName | names.headerTitles.firstName | names.headerTitles.birthYear | names.headerTitles.placeOfResidence | names.headerTitles.fate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gibkhin | Vera | 1927 | Martynovka, Belorussia (USSR) | murdered |