MOGILEV
JEWISH CEMETERIES: THE “DO NOT FORGET” PROJECT
History:
http://mogjewshistory.ru/articles
“In
the summer of 2013 participants in the program, “Do not forget”, Matseva stone
in the ancient part of the cemetery [was] cleaned and photographed.
Then…translated names and dates in Russian and English languages….”
The
information is written in table format, with many photographs of headstones. It is written in Russian, but you can use an online translator, such as is
found on Google Chrome, or copy/paste into Google Translate.
Matseva, Bykhov
http://mogjewshistory.ru/Byhov
Surname, First Name, Father’s Name, Date of Death, Notes
Matseva,
Dashkovka http://mogjewshistory.ru/Dashkovka
First
Name, Father’s Name, Surname, Date
of birth (?), Notes
Matseva,
Ryasno http://mogjewshistory.ru/Rasno
First
Name, Father’s Name, Date of Birth/Death, Surname/Notes
#101-200
http://mogjewshistory.ru/MR_2
#201-300
http://mogjewshistory.ru/MR_3
#301-476
http://mogjewshistory.ru/MR_4
Matseva, Sukhari
First
Name, Father’s Name, Date of ?,
Surname/Notes
Video
of Sukhari: http://mogjewshistory.ru/suhari
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GDXEjr1xNA
Guide to
Jewish Places of Mogilev –The information is downloadable as a pdf. http://mogjewshistory.ru/putevod
Contact Page: http://mogjewshistory.ru/contacts
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