Siemionowicze

Community

Siemionowicze

Poland

Community

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Two Jewish families lived in the village on the eve of the war. The Rabinovich family earned its living from small trade while the Munits family engaged in agriculture. Siemienowicze was occupied by the German army in June 1941. At the beginning of October 1942 the members of the two Jewish families were murdered and buried in the area of the village. Siemienowicze was liberated by the Red Army in the summer of 1944.

Siemionowicze

Postawy District

Wilno Region

Poland (today Syamenavichy

Belarus)

55.293;27.063

Victims' Names

Last Name	First Name	Year of Birth	Place of Residence	Fate
Monitz	Ester Beilika	1917	Siemionowicze, Poland	murdered
Monitz	Icie	1885	Siemionowicze, Poland	murdered
Monitz	Sheina Musia	1885	Siemionowicze, Poland	murdered
Munitz	Libka		Siemionowicze, Poland	murdered
Munitz	Shaike	1913	Siemionowicze, Poland	murdered
Rabinovich	Bentzion	1860	Semenovichi, Poland	murdered
Rabinovitch	First name unknown		Semenovichi, Poland	murdered
Shmulik	Dora	1933	Semenovichi, Poland	was registered following the evacuation/ in the interior of the Soviet Union
Shmulik	Izik	1938	Semenovichi, Poland	was registered following the evacuation/ in the interior of the Soviet Union
Shmulik	Khaya	1930	Semenovichi, Poland	was registered following the evacuation/ in the interior of the Soviet Union
Shmulik	Yelena	1903	Semenovichi, Poland	was registered following the evacuation/ in the interior of the Soviet Union

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