MURDERED IN MIEDNOJE/BURIED IN KOLOBRZEG

The information concerns Jewish prisoners of war in a camp in Ostaszkow, Poland who were killed April 1-May 19, 1940. The information (in Polish), can be found online at: http://poznan.jewish.org.pl/index.php/miednoje/Pomordowani-w-Miednoje.html  or  http://tinyurl.com/o3vw6dj
The list is based on a publication, "Jews-Polish Army Soldiers Who Were Killed On the Front Lines DuringWW II", by Benjamin Meirtchak (Majerczak)

CZAJKOWSKI/TCHAIKOVSKY Emanuel
CZERNIAK Samuel (prison in Vladimir)
CWIERTNIA Jozef
DANIELAKN Danie
FELDMAN Stanislaw
FELSENHARD-SKALSKI Janusz
GLIKICH Alfred
GRYNGLAS Boleslaw
KLEIN  KIWA (AKIBA)
KONTOROWICA Jakub

Please see the website for additional names.

From the same publication there are 48 names of Jewish soldiers of the Polish Army who are buried in a cemetery on 6 Dywizja Piechoty Street in Kolobrzeg. A few names are:
BRONES Adam, BORYSZTEJN Szaul, KAHANE Marek, JAKOBER Juda, MOSZKOWICZ Ruwen, WEINBERG Lejb, SZULEWICZ, Szja, zilberman Izrael.
(http://www.sztetl.org.pl/ru/article/kolobrzeg/13,-/25959,graves-of-polish-army-s-jewish-soldiers-in-the-war-cemetery-on-6-dywizja-piechoty-street/#footnote_0   or:  http://tinyurl.com/kb53m7s).

1941-1944-WWII DEAD/MISSING SOLDIERS: THOSE WHO DIED IN KARELIA

There are more than 130,300 names of soldiers (Jews and non-Jews) from throughout the USSR on this part of the Russian site, OBD. The list includes names, DOB/year, military rank, position, birth place, date of death, place of burial, scanned supporting documents, place of recruitment, person notified of death, last place of service, etc. Not all information is available for all individuals. There is advanced search available, but I believe that it must be done in Cyrillic (Russian): http://obd-pobeda.karelia.ru/search.

On this blog, I have included some names (of Jews/possible Jews), birth date/years, birth places, dates of death, some relatives who received notifications. Please see the website for further information—you may click on the names (on the website) for pages with documentation.

The beginning of the electronic database: http://obd-pobeda.karelia.ru/list?page=1.

PETUKHOV Veniamin Vasilyevich, Gorky Region, Vornavinsky Dist. 6/24/44

NAUMOV Micah. Vykt., 1920, MIA (betw. 4/11/41-11/10/41)

YUDIN Georgy Petrovich, 1905, MIA

GOLBERT Israel Matveevich, 1909, Leningrad, MIA

FOMENKO Alex Abramovich, 1909, Krasnoyarsk Territory, NG-Ingashinsky Dist., 5/10/42

ARBYTMAN Naum Yakovlevich, 1915, Vinnitsa region, Dashevsky dist., 7/11/44

DOLGOV Leonid Alekseevic, 1925, Ulyanovsk region, Karsunsky dist. 9/7/44

COGAN/Kogan Abram Mikhailovich, 1910, Lithuania, Slobodka, 7/8/44

STOLYAR/Carpenter Yakov Demyanovich, 1923, Kamenetz-Podolsk,Staroushitsky dist., 7/25/44

CHICHENIN Moses Nikititch, 1926, Murmansk region, village of Guba Parya, 7/30/44

KUNKYN Zelman Salamonovych, 1924, Bryansk 7/10/44

RACHINSKY Isaac Naumovich, 1911, Belarus, Kalinkovichi, 7/8/44

TIMONOV Mikhail Moiseevich, 1913, Pavlodar, Lozovsky dist. 1/11/41

RUSHBEL Abram Ivanovich, Leningrad region, Drasnoselskij, 10/14/41

YAGONEN Jacob Matveevich, Lenigrad region, Vsevolozhsky, 10/14/41

EMASHKIN Gabriel Matveevich, 1907, Mordovia, Kovnikinsky dist.; Kavsiokinsky dist., 1/8/42

SAPRYGIN, Abram Vasilevich, North Kazakhstan region, Primshinsky dist. 1/7/42

PAVLOV Petr Isakovitch, Leningrad, Mginsky dist., 1/7/42

BASKIN Leonid Moiseevich, 1919,  Belarus, Gomel region, Rogachev, 12/28/42

MIKATOV David, Khaudinovich, 1919, Tatar, Kazan region, Oznakaevsky dist., 8/1/41

GLIYARIN/Gmyrin Lazar Moiseyevich/Maksimovic, 1903, Arkhangelsk region, Mezensky dist. (wife Anastasia), 7/17/44

POSTNIKOV Mikhail Moiseevich, 1910, Arkhangelsk region, Spassky dist. 7/17/44

MEDVEDEV Yakov Naumovich, 1913, Sumy region, Krolevetsky dist. (father-Nahum Lukic), 8/4/1944

MODEL Solomon Borisovich, 1919, Vitebsk, (father-Boris Solomonovich, Ulyanovsk), 8/4/44

KATSNELSON Wolf Leibovich, 1903, Belarus, Mogilev, Bobruisk (wife-Frieda Efimovna, Bobruisk), 7/30/44

KOGAN Jacob Semenovich, 1915, Kremenchug, (brother-Arkady Semenovich, Kremenchug) 7/29/44

KLIMENKO Ivan Naumovich, 1906, Chernihiv region, Drolevetsky dist., 7/13/44

SKOPINOV Beniamin Aleksandrovich, 1920, Vologda region, Lezhisky dist, 9/18/44

LOHMOTKIN Simon Ye, 1912, Tambov region, Rasskazovsky dist. 7/31/44

MALKOV Basil Naumovych, 1899, Novosibirsk region, Kyshtovka dist, 7/31/44

LEVSHIN Leonid Vasilyevich, 1912, Yaroslavl region, Pereslavsky dist, Stayshevsky, 7/27/44

LUSTENKOV Yakob Maksimovic, 1916, Mogilev, Dribinsky dist. Golovich  (sister-Lydia), 7/9/41

JAKUBOWSKI Simon Iosifovich, 1902, Belarus, Gomel, 9/8/44

HUDKYN Reuben Samuilovich, 1916, Belarus, Vitebsk, 1/17/43

1907-1914--YELETS:MEMBERSHIP IN THE POOR JEWS BENEFIT SOCIETY

The following information was posted online by V.A. Zausaylov on a site that is presently defunct: http://elets-history.ru/jiteli_elica/obj_evreiskoe_posobia_bednim/index.htm
It is based on archival records:GAOOst.2f.580op.1d.4409

Members

Avetreyh NB, Vyrobnikov Veniam., Gudilov DI, Krol M. Ya, Krol Yank. Micah., Lakin Joseph. Meer., Livshits Ehiel/Yekhiyel, Movshevich Sh. M., Moyzhes MG, Moyzhes MR, Polyakov I., Rabinowitz Savvaty. Viktor (Chairman), Radushkevich Kh. G., Rayhinsheteyn Nakh., Skoblo ZL, Stratun Ya. M., Tweythin GI, Tsentling GG

POGROMS-1919: KHARKOV JEWISH COMMUNITY: ACCOUNTS OF EXECUTIONS BY VSYUR UNITS ( #2)

The information posted here is based on a series articles detailed in a Russian language magazine, "Scepsis--a magazine of science and social criticism".

Number 54: Testimonies from representatives of the Kharkov Jewish community regarding executions by the Armed Forces of South Russia (VSYUR), June-July, 1919 in Kharkov are available in this article. (http://scepsis.net/library/print/id_1865.html#start_1867) Information is based on GARF. F. R-1339. Op. 1. D. 445. L. 8 vol.-10

Officers of the Drozdowski Regiment arrested HIRSCH Markovich, FELITSIANOV Yefim Markovich Gorelik and Moisey Abramovich without warrants.

ROSENBRG SH--from Chuguev, missed his train and returned to Kharkov., was robbed and found shot to death the next morning.

VINOGRADSKY (20) Emmanuel--medical student, accused of working for the Cheka, robbed, and shot to death.

Hospital medics: LEVIN, CHAGALL (recently had arrived in Kharkov from Kazan), LOUTH ( a student, worked as a volunteer nurse-in evacuation centers), BERMAN, AND Dr. Farbman Shoher (a senior physician)--all shot to death.

RAPTSER Nokhim Meyerov--accused of being a Bolshevik by his laundress's husband. (she had stolen items he had given her to wash) He was robbed and shot to death.

POGROMS--1919--KHARKOV JEWISH COMMUNITY TESTIMONIES: VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE (#1)

The information posted here is based on a series articles detailed in a Russian language magazine, "Scepsis--a magazine of science and social criticism".

Number 53: Testimonies from representatives of the Kharkov Jewish community regarding violence by the Armed Forces of South Russia (VSYUR), June-July, 1919 in Kharkov and the Kharkov region.

Testimonies were given by the following individuals--information is based on documentation from GARF. F.R-1339. Op.1.D. 445. L. 47-54 vol. A (http://scepsis.net/library/print/id_1865.html):
KOCHEVRIN Isaac

LEVENTHAL Leyba Ber-Hain

BYKHOVSKY Meer Mikhelev (merchant, 42)

WEISBERG Shimon Leibowitz (bakery, 42)

GORDIN Leyvikov Burke (shoemaker, 42)

JURA Rosalia Iosifovna (23)

KOGAN Jacob Shmuilovich (39)--was in the Commercial Hotel

JOFFE Sofia Veniaminovna (23)

CHAIKIN Mendel Hononov (48)

VAYNSHENKER Yankev (20)

FINKELSTEIN Abram L. (25)

LEIBENZON Gersh Davidovich (43)

IOGMAN Szmul-Nisovo Leibowitz (40)--grocer

CHERNIN Benjamin Hohim (61) --baker

SHLINDMAN Mendel Gamshinovich (44) manufacturer

ETINGEN Wolfe Khatskelevich (34) merchant

DUKAREVICH Dora Isaakovna (27) dentist

WEINMAN Abram (4) merchant

BRISKIN Isaac and Reuben Abramovich

DAVID, RB (23) "disinfector"--from village of Rye Elonovke

WINER/Wiener JA-- trader (brother Hillel Viner/Wiener)

CRAMER VA

PRIVIS LH employee

KRUPNIKOV Moses Davidovich

RABINOVICH TS. L. --manufacturer of boxes

SCHIFFMAN McCormack (49) homeowner & contractor in Kharkov--home in Zhdanov

STEINBERG SV--dental technician

GENIN ZL (55)

ZAL MV --shopkeeper (lived in Pavlograd)

TREGER Elman tailor

KORABELNIKOV SL

LEVANTOVICH LS

SIRKIN--shopkeeper

PEKEMPENER AM--shopkeeper

MASS IA (27)--shopkeeper

GOTTLIEB Isaac (44)--shopkeeper

MIRKIN G. (20)--student

CHICKIE--student technology

BIRGER Haim (sons: Samuel Shlioma) --merchants, factory owners

STOKLISHSKY Morduch Movshevich--merchant

BURSTEIN IJ-- (46) bakery owner

SOLOMON Sh. L.

SIEGE OF LENINGRAD: CHILD EVACUEES (#2)

SIEGE OF LENINGRAD: CHILD EVACUEES

http://www.nekouz.ru/press1265906477.php

SIEGE OF LENINGRAD: CHILD EVACUEES

http://www.nekouz.ru/press1265906477.php

http://tinyurl.com/aka2jp5

The data is based on lists published by the Dept. of Archives Administration of the Nekouz Municipal District (Yaroslavl Region). The information was as of January 1, 1943 (f. 1, d. 77). Accordingly, there were more than a “dozen children’s homes with children of a besieged Leningrad, the entire list had 1000 names of the Leningrad young.” Below is a partial list of children, Jewish or possibly Jewish (Name, DOB/Year, Notes, of children evacuated from Kalinin (presently Tver).

“Orphanage #82 (Nekouz Village)”

 45.            Isakov Anatoly –12 yrs. old

 46.            Isayev Lydia Yakovlevna                         1938                        Orphan

 47.            Isayev/Isaev Victor                                   1936                        Orphan

 68.            Kogan/Cohen Boris Leibowitz                  1933                        Orphan

 69.            Cohen Bertha Leybovna                            1937                        Orphan

 83.            Markov Vladimir                                       1938

 84.            Markov Boris Semenovich                        1938

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“Orphanage #83 (Kolegaeva Village)”

12.  Zadoyanaya Roza Yakovlevna                              3/16/1936

84. Osipova Nina Mikhalovna                                     4/17/1937            Orphan

87. Ryabkova Yelena Vasilyevna                                6/07/1937

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“Children’s Home #84 (village of Spas-Hilda/Savior llda)

  2. Ayzyukovich Gennady Moiseevich                       8/14/1938          Orphan

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“Children’s Home #85 (village of Lacko)”

 33. Savin Zinaida Pavlova                                            1934

 54. Andreev-Pasternak Marek                                      1937

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“Children’s Home #86 (st Shestikhino, m Neskuchne/Neskuchnoye)

    2. Basin Ronya                                 1937               no documents about parents

104. Chernov Boris Pavlov                  11/27/1938     parents died

126. Pollack Eugene Georgiyevich      12/29/1935

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“Children’s Home #87 ( Stanilovo Village)”

  28. Isakov Lilia         Fyodorovna                                  1932

  29. Isakov Nina Fyodorovna                                          1934

  30. Isakov Zinaida Fyodorovna                                      1935

  77. Raskin Frida Grigor.                                                 1934

117. Khavinson Raisa                                                       1930

118. Khavinson Izzy/Izya                                                 1938

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“Children’s Home #136 (village of Gorki)”

29. Rapopport Lyudmila Mir                      12/5/1934

53. Shvartsshtern Grigory Anatolyevich    1938         “Arrived in g/garden #45"

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“Baby Orphanage #3 (Niwa/Neve village)”

  6. Babich Tatiana                                                   5/11/1939

  8. Bielawski Eugene                                              1938

  9.  Burson Vladimir                                               6/13/1939

12. Golik Edward                                                     5/25/1939

14. Glinshteyn Galya                                               1939

17. Ginzburg Jura                                                    6/30/1939

33. Isakov Vera/Faith                                              4/2/1939 (or 2/4/1939)

35. Klein Boris                                                         3/28/1939

61. Pitkin Lydia                                                       4/24/1939

63. Petrov Lev                                                          2/21/1939

85.Yudin, Vladimir                                                  4/9/1939 (or 9/4/1939)

“Orphanage #170 (village of Nikola-Zamoshye)”

17. Veltman Berta/Bertha Al.                                    1930

71. Nikitina Raisa            Tikh.                                 1933

75. Nikitina Len. Dm.                                                1931

SIEGE OF LENINGRAD: CHILD EVACUEES AND SCHOOL EMPLOYEES (#1)

Children were evacuated from Leningrad during the Nazi blockade of the city. The blockade began in June, 1941 and ended by April, 1943. According to a Russian language article, evacuation to the Molotov area (presently, the Perm region), Chernushka began during Summer, 1941. The children arrived by train, after first being transported by ship; they were often ill on arrival. They were placed in villages and settlements within the locale. According to the information from the site, http://chayk.u-education.ru/det_dom/dislocacia.html, 78 children's orphanages and 50 kindergartens accepted about 10,000 young children. A map showing the location within the Perm area of the boarding schools is available on the website. (It was first published in the "Star", a regional newspaper, in 1995).

A few Jewish names, dates, and locations follow: (http://59311s023.edusite.ru/p73aa1.html)

“Information on the N.-Kozmyashinskomu Boarding School” (August 10, 1943)

Rada Levenson, Leonid Ulanov, Mira Shvets

“Employees List of Kozmyashinskogo Boarding School”:

Belilovsky, Clara Samuilovna- (b. 1915)cleaning woman

Belilovsky, Bertha Lazarevna (b. 1905) night nurse

Piling/Spuntova, Maria Timofeevna (b. 1904), accountant

“Employees List of Kozmyashinskogo Boarding School” (December 19, 1943)—the following are listed as Jewish:

#3. Onikul, Raisa Maksimovna (1900), teacher, (address: Kryukov Canal ,  d. 19 KV3)

#6. Belilovsky, Bayla/Bejia Lazarevna (8/5/1905), education: lower, night nurse, 2 children—weaver prior to evacuation

#9. Belilovsky, Clara Samuilovna (6/13/1915), education: “Highways Technician, 2 course”, occupation: “uborsch” ???, —billing clerk prior to evacuation

#10. Piling/Spuntova Maria Timofeevna (12/28/1904) education: Inst. Them. Engels Planning and Economy Dept., Accountant

“List of Employees Kozmyashinskogo N-Boarding School”

Lozotskaya, Rebecca Isakovna-educator

Ulanova Olga Timofeevna-educator

Levinson, Rodya Gersalovich-educator

Shvets, Anna Moiseevna-accountant/billing clerk

“List of Evacuated Children. B.-Kozmyash, Kozmyashinsky s/s, Evacuated from Leningrad, October District, d/s #12”—(Listed as Jews)

Cohen/Kogan, Rita Borisovna (4/14/1930), address: Krasnaya 20-8

Cohen/Kogan Markin Borisovgna (5/10/1937) , address: Krasnaya 20-8

“List of Children Evacuated from Moscow. Bald Mountain (Lysaya Gora/Lysa Hora), Kozmyashinsky s/s” [evacuated from Moscow]

Gvirts Sofia Yakovlev-1931

"Children Evacuated from Leningrad/s #43, Atryashka Kozmyashinsky s/s” (Listed as Jewish)

11. Wilner Frida Isaac.-1936

15. Goltz Vadim Adolf.-1933

21. Zelikson Victor Matvey-1937

35. Polonskaya Lydia Markovna-1936

37. Selektor Ilya Samuilovich-1937

55. Eisner Boris Nikolaevich-1937**(left Hospital for Infectious Diseases

                                                              Yaroslavl Region)

2001-WARSAW: A LIST OF NAMES FROM THE JEWISH COMMUNITY

For those of you who have an interest in modern-day Warsaw, there is an alphabetical list of people from the Jewish community available online in Polish. The site is "Bibula" at http://www.bibula.com/?p=12571. You can, of course, use an online translator if necessary.

1913-ALL EKATERINOSLAV: VETERINARIANS (#4)

FROM: ALL EKATERINOSLAV 1913 

http://ukrainica.org.ua/ukr/library/all_ekaterinoslav_1913

(broken link)

This list contains only a couple of the surnames of Jews (or possible Jews). The link, unfortunately, is broken. 

VETERINARIANS:

Galkin E.F., Reimer, Galizalov Rybakova, Zanin M.G.

1913 ALL EKATERINOSLAV/LOTS: MIDWIVES, MASSEUSES (LIST #3)

FROM: ALL EKATERINOSLAV 1913 

http://ukrainica.org.ua/ukr/library/all_ekaterinoslav_1913

(broken link)

This list contains some of the surnames of Jews (or possible Jews). The link, unfortunately, is broken. 

MASSEUSE:

Levitskaya L.D.
Levitanskaya-Miller


MIDWIVES:

Altshuler

Brody-Vitlin M.M.

Vatkin I.M.
Veysbeyn O.V.
Wexler-Strizhevskaya A.M.
Volyanitskaya Yu

Gabay B.
Gershon S.A.
Gelershteyn
Gershtenkern T.S.
Glickman R.
Glouberman R.S.
Glochteyn-Hershkowitz V.M.
Goldin A.
Goldberg E.E.
Gorbuneva-Rabinowitz
Gorodnyaya M.J.
Gokhman Fl
Granberg N.R.
Gurovich-Marshak L.A.
Gursin A.P.
Dworkin Elkin A.A.

Zelikman S.
Zelkina P.A.

Kanterova M.M.
Karasik S.L.
Kogan B.E.
Kogan F.N.
Krantsfeld S.A.
Krahmalnikova M.L.
Kuperman L.V.
Landa S.L.
Latman Ya
Levenstein M.
Levin Renkochishek T.S.
Lezinskaya E.S.
Livshits, Epshteyn B.A.
Lisyanski-Shifrin S.
Lureva R.M.
Lutzky T.M.

Margolin, Palonskaya El
Mindlin H.
Mogilev R.D.

Neufeld A.
Nemerzon-Landau B.A.
Neroslavskaya-Abram
Nevzner N.N.

Piliver
Polonskaya-Vitlin M.M.
Pochtman-Boguslavsky A.B.

Rosenberg S.F.
Rosenberg S.Z.

Sverlovskaya
Sokolovskaya

Tolchinskaya Slutskaya R.M.

Fishkin N.
Fishkin Manilow R.S.
Freyfeld G.M.
Frumkin F.I.

Khavkin-Khinchuk R.B.

Tsyvkina C.I.
Tsynburg J.S.

Chernyakova R.S.

Shapiro S.
Schechter-Sobolev F.S.
Shklovsky
Shulman L.

Eyziel B.
Epstein R.A.
Erinchek Kabetskaya A.S.
Estrin R.S.

Yampolskaya R.S.
Yahkind Berlin

MIDWIFE/MASSEUSE:

Eigenson Zhabotisnkaya O.E.

OTHERS:

Gamlitskaya G.
Ryabikin I.A.
Zhytomyr
Shapiro Zeitlin B.A.