BITS AND PIECES: INFORMATIONAL LINKS: LITHUANIA, ARCHIVING

I. Grant Arthur Goshin's presentation, "A Genealogical Journey to Heritage Citizenship: Reclaiming Historical Rights"

     Mr. Goshin presented a passionate and informative talk on June 17, 2013 about his Litvak family and lessons to be learned from history. The handouts/guidelines to his delivery are to be found at:
http://ggochin.files.wordpress.com/2013/05/collated-handout1.pdf

or: http://tinyurl.com/kaxbsyq

The Youtube video of Mr. Goshin's speech is at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LKgodCyGMI&feature=youtu.be

or: http://tinyurl.com/kcxtgor
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II. "Tips on Archiving Family History"

     Bertram Lyons, an archivist at the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress in Washington DC, wrote a three part series, "Tips on Archiving", for the New York Times.

Part 1. Preserving Audio:  
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/29/booming/tips-on-archiving-family-history-part-1.html?ref=booming

or: http://tinyurl.com/mdhaq8w


Part 2.  Films, Photos, Digital, and Analog:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/05/booming/tips-on-preserving-family-films-and-photos.html

or: http://tinyurl.com/jvpfvy6


Part 3.  Manuscripts, Videos, et al.:
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/12/booming/tips-on-archiving-family-history-part-3.html?pagewanted=all

or:  http://tinyurl.com/kh8bkg4

1888 GLUKOV: JEWISH FAMILY LIST

 There is a list of family names that can be found at: http://surnameindex.info/docs/000088.html The list contains names only, no other information is published. (I don't know what the numbers or the * mean)

Some of the names are:

Aizenberg/Eisenberg/Aisenberg
Alekseev/Alekseev
Alferovich
Amgub
Aspis

Bank
Berkov
Blokhin
Bolotnikov
Bainer/Wainer/Weiner
Vinul

Gardon
Gelipson
Golshtrein
Gusinsky

Dvorkin
Ditman

Ermanok

Zavelsky
Zlotin
Zhitomirov

Kahn/Cahn
Karalkov
Kaspin
Kravtsov
Kreingauz/Kreinhaus
Krol

Lapidus/Lapis
Levitin
Leitus
Libin

Mazin
Mnushkin
Mondrus
Morgunov

Nosovitsky

Ozersky
Orlov/Orloff

Persov
Pismenny
Putin

Rabinovich
Ratcher
Rachinotein
Rysin

Sakson/Sacson
Slavin
Spuogratsky

Tasharinov
Turok

Figel
Grulkin

Khavin

Tsipin/Tzipin

Chernov
Chekhin

Shapira
Shklyar/Shkliar
Shur

Estrin

Yudevich
Yudovich

Yakubson/Jacubson
Yampolsky/Jampolski/Jampolsky

Please visit the website for a complete list of names.

1925 YEARBOOK OF GREATER ROMANIA--BUCHAREST: Household, Music,Luggage/Leather Goods

This is a list of Jewish or possibly Jewish individuals/companies in Bucharest, Romania.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS (Wholesale):

Cohen Arnold & Co.

Ellenbogen Isidor A.

Ghinsberg & Co.

Grunberg D.H.F.

Halpern Daniel & Fiu (son)

Klein Jacques

Kraid Iulius

“Lumina”—Haimovici & Weiss

Neuman Isac  Fiul (Isacson??)

Rosenberg Nathan

Rusch Louis Leopold & Fiu/Louis Leopold Rusch & Fiu

Witall/Witalt Solomon & Iacob

HOUSEHOLD GOODS (Retail):

Atias Marcu

Blumenthal Iosif

Brotman Iancu

Dorman Barusch

MUSIC ARTICLES:

Goldenberg David A.

Goldenberg Iosif L.

Grunberg D.H.

Haimovici Mauriciu

Heller Avram & Mendel

Iuster Leon

Klein Jacques

Knape C. & Fii,--proprietor Miron Ghildner

Kraid Iulius

Kraid Rika

“Luvru” Blumer, Gani & Elias

Neumann Isac Fiul

Paucker Iosif

Preisner Ladislau & Rubinstein Osias

Wappner I.

Weissman & Iacobsohn

Weissman Simon _______ Weissman Ana

TRAVEL GOODS/LUGGAGE (Workroom):

Frisch Iulia

Goldenberg Zaharia

Herscovici Itie

Katz A.

Segal Emanuel & Haimsohn

Schwartz B.

Spiegler Moritz

Windreich Isidor

LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS (stores)

Algasi Iacob

Bittner M.

David Avram & Leon

Feldman Jenna

ROSTOV-ON-DON: JEWS IN THE CAVALRY--RUSSIAN CIVIL WAR

ROSTOV-ON-DON: JEWS IN THE CAVALRY DURING THE RUSSIAN CIVIL WAR

In his book, “Jews from Rostov-On-Don: History. Facts. Biography” (2005), Mr. M.A. Gontmakher makes note of the Jews in the Cavalry. The list below is based on information from his book.

Cavalry Commanders (pp. 323-24)

Bezel Henry/Genrikh Yakovlevich—Chief of Staff (First Cav. Division)

Baran Michael—Chief of Staff  (First Cav. Division—Cervone Cossacks)

Belitsky Maurice/Morris Lvovich—Commissar of 11^th Cav. Division;Deputy Head of Political Dept. of First Cav.

Blumenfeld—Commander of First Siberian Cav. Division

Borisov  (Shister) Arkady Borisovich—Brigade Commander, Chief of Staff of First Cavalry Housing (??)

Weiner Dmitry Ananyevich—Commander of 9^th  Separate Cavalry Brigade

Greenberg/Grinberg—Commissar of 21^st Cavalry Div.

Grunin Mironovich Jacob—Chief of Staff, 2^nd Stavropol Cavalier Div.

Dubinsky (Yudovich) Ilya—Commander of Cavalry Brigade, 8^th Div. Red Cossacks; chief of Staff of 1^st Zaporozhye Czerwone Cossack Div.

Dubson Arkady Borisovich, Commisar of 16^th Cav. Div.

Efuni Nahum Davidovich—Commisar of 2^nd Stavropol Cav. Div.

Zeylinkovich Ilya Markovich--Commissar of the 2nd Caucasian Cavalry Division

Zorin Eugene/Yevgeny Mikhaylovich--Head Staff of the 12th Cavalry Division.

Krivoshein/ Semyon Moiseevich--Commissar 31 -Cavalry Regiment.

Krozhevsky Marcel/Markel Lvovich--16th Military Cavalry Division.

Levin Jacob--Commissar 3rd Turkestan Cavalry Division

Leonov Ilya Abramovich, Chief of Staff 9th Cavalry Crimean Division.

Meyer Michael Georgiyevich--Commander of the 1st Caucasian Cavalry Division.

Rapoport Leonid Lvovich--Commander of the 1st Labor regiment of Cossacks, which became the basis of the 1st Cavalry.

Adolph Lvovich Roeder/Reder--Commissar of the 1st Turkestan Cavalry Division.

Rubin Joseph Naumovich--Chief of Staff 16th Cavalry Division.

Turovsky Semyon Abramovich--Commander of the 8^th Cavalry Division, the Blackvonnogo Cossacks.

Uritsky Semen Petrovich--Commander Cavalry Brigade Special appointment.

Flisovsky S.S.--Commander of the Cavalry Brigade.

Hatskilevich/Khatskilevich Michael Georgiyevich--Corps Commander,Chief of Staff of the 1st cavalry-Brigade of the 17th Cavalry Division; Commander of the 2nd Cavalry Housing, Chief of Red Banner Cavalry (advanced training courses commanders).

Schmidt Dmitry Abramovich/Arkadyevich (David Gutman Aaronovitch)--Commander of the 17th Cavalry Division Cervone Cossacks.

Yablonsky Arkady Ksenofontovich--Brigade Chief Veterinary Service Central Asian Military District.

Yakobson Michael Aleksandrovich--Chief of Staff of the 9th Cavalry Division.

Elba/Elbom Jacob Naumovich—Brigade Head of Veterinary Services Moscow Military District.

Jews in Trans-Baikal: Chita

JEWS IN TRANS-BAIKAL

According to an encyclopedia article, (by M.V. Zaytsev and Elena Shvets) “Jews in Transbaikalia” at: http://ez.chita.ru/encycl/person/?id=1943, the first Jewish settlers were merchants, farmers, and convicts. Information is based on memoirs of the Decemberists (participants in an army-led revolt in Imperial Russia that occurred in December, 1825).  The area was attractive to Jews because of the “…absence of anti-semitism, liberal laws and benefits in the trading activities in contrast to life in the European part of Russia….”

Some of the prominent individuals from Chita were:

Kitayevichi

 Samsonovichi

 Novomeysky

Kleimany

Zazovsky

Schlesinger/Shlezingery

Pomusy

Israel/Izrailevy

Andoverovy

Lieberman

Rify

J.D. Frizer

I.M Itskovich

J.E. Gobernik (a community leader)

On the right side of the page , one of the photos is of  S. Zeitlin, 1986 (the man with the cap).

1883-84 ROSTOV-ON-DON: DONORS LIST (#1)

In his book, “Jews from Rostov-On-Don: History. Facts. Biography”, Mr. M.A. Gontmakher mentions donations to the various local charities. The list below is based on information from his book.

1883

Alexander Council Charity:

January, 1883

LIFSHITZ Boris M.—30 pounds of coal for heating

Alexander Charity: Donations to the Poor

December/Christmas—

GARLLINSKY—1 ruble

ELITSER II—2 rubles

ELITZER LI—3 rubles

ELITSER MI—5 rubles

ZELIKMAN IG—3 rubles

KOGAN GE—3 rubles

LOEWE LY—2 rubles

LUTSK GI—2 rubles

RAYHSFELD OM—1 ruble

SAMOILOVICH LA—1 ruble

SLOBODKIN AG—1 ruble

FRONSH-Thain/Fronshtein ZA—3 rubles

HOSUDOVSKY BE—1 ruble

SCHWARTZ KA—3 rubles

March, 1883

According to the minutes of the general meeting of members of the Alexander Charity, provisions and fuel were donated by:

ELITSER GM

DRAPKINA MI

LIVSHITS BM

1884

February, 1884

Rostov-On-Don Jewish Hospital (donations—the amounts are in rubles, possibly monthly donations)

APTEKMAN H.-20

AKIMOVICH G. 16

ADELBERG AM-5

AHENSHTEYN A.-3

ABRAMOVICH M.-80

BERLIN AP-16

BORUKHOVICH SB-17

BOGATIN K.-9

BOYCHENKO AN-10

BERSHELEVICH I.-9

BASKIN M.-6

BRODSKY F.-5

BORTNIK E.-5

BLANK-5

BABAD VL-7 rubles, 50 kopecks

BECKERMAN-3

BÖRSE R.-3

BUCHMINDER-1

BORETSKY-3

BASS A.-2 rubles, 50 kopecks

VOLKENSHTEIN IF-36

VORMZER-65

VOLKOVICH AI-24

WEINBERG PS-18

WEINBERG GS-12

WOLF D.-9 rubles, 50 kopecks

WOLFF AB-3

WOLMAN I.-11

VINETSKI-8

VERBLYUNKIN-7

WEXLER PSI.-1

WEXLER Is.-1

VULFMAN A.-1

GUREVICH NS-250

GERBER H.-60

GERSHOM GN-36

GORDON ML-21

GORDON AM-6 rubles, 75 kopecks

GROMAN B.-9

GURVICH I.-6

GURVICH-5

GALIN-1 ruble, 50 kopecks

GNESIN F.-1

GABRILOVICH-1

GOETZ-1

DRUTSK II-20

DULBERGER P.-13

DULBERGER D.-13

DULBERG P.-13

DRAPKIN HI-6

DRAPKIN YI-7

DEMBO M.-2

DANZIGER L.-50

DREYFUS-10

ELITSER AI-12

ELITSEROVA Khan.-12

EMESA I.-7

ZLOTVER H.-3

SILBERSTEIN-6

SEIFERT-2

SELTZER G.-3

IDELSON H.-15

IDELSON R.-15

IDELSONI.-2

IDELSON G.-2

IOFFE/JOFFE M.-4

1871-1895 KAMENETS-PODOLSKY: MARIINSKY GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL (#1)

1871-1895 KAMENETS-PODOLSKY: Mariinsky Girls’ High School

(Kitlinsky Alexei-Kietlinski)

The curriculum for the Mariinsky Girls’ High School included:

Religion, Russian language and literature, French, German, History, Geography, Natural History, Mathematics, Pedagogy, Drawing, Needlework, Singing, and Dancing.

The following is a list of female students who were or may possibly have been Jewish. The list includes names, some birthdates/years, year of graduation.

1871

Levenzon Fanny,  1871

1874

Levenzon Sofiya, 1874

1875

Wolfson Betya, a gold medal,  1875

Kulisher Clara,  1875

Kulisher Polina, 1875

Markov Raisa, 26.08.1856, 1875

Petrova Lyubov, 1875

1876

Tsimmerberg Mariya, 1876

1877

Belinsky mariya, 1877

Isaevich Elena, 1877

Levin Anna, 1877

Levin Elizabeth/Yelisaveta, 1877

Frank Rachel/Rakhil, 1877

Frenkel Anna, 1877

1878

Leventhal Klara, 1878

Raskin Sofia, 1878
Erlikh/Ehrlich Anna, 1878

1879

German Anna, 1879
Erlikh/Ehrlich Betti, 1879

1880

Biskupsky Salomeya, 1880
Geysmar Nataliya, 1880

Munch Esfir/Esther, 1880

Shpolyansky Fanny (Anna), Jew., Mesch., 10/27/1865 (12/04/1862), 1880

1881

Vainbaum Soybel,1881

Glikin Rakhil/Rachel, 1881

Glyazshteyn Marya, 1881

1882

Kaplun Clara, 1882

Fidler Anna, a silver medal, 1882

1883

Goldenberg Esfir/Esther Abramovna,  1883

Kelberin Malka Favelevna,1883

Munk Leah M., a silver medal, 1883
Rozenblit Yelisaveta Yankelevna, 1883
Fidelman Yuliya (Fani), 1883

1884

Gitler/Hitler Khava/Hawa/Chava, DOB 05/26/1867, 1884

Landa Udlya, DOB 09/19/1863, 1884

Lovtskaya Khaya-Sura/Chaya-Sarah, DOB 02/04/1867, 1884

1885

Belinskaya Sofia, 1885
Rozenblit Varvara, 1885
Farengolts Elena Vilgelmovna, doctor (her father?) 4/26/1868, 1885

1886

Belanovsky Zinaida, 1886

Belanovsky Marya, 1886

Bykhovskaya Lyubov,1886

Levitsky Natalia, 1886

1887

Levitsky Julia, 19/12/1868, 1887

1888

Nudelman Yenta-Rukhel, 08/14/1872, 1888

Solomovich Mikhalina, 9/24/1870, 1888

1889

Virsky Clara, silver medal (small size??), 12.09.1872, 1889

Levitsky Marya, 9/29/1872,  1889

1890

German/Herman Beyla, 1890

Munch Feig, 14/05/1874, 1890
Kelberin Blima 8/1/1874,

Rapoport, Sheyna-Roze/Shana-Rose, 01/06/1874, 1890
Tonkonogaya Beyla, 7/4/1871

Yavits LiyaLeah, b. in 1871, 1890

1891

Glikin Masha, 12/16/1872, 1891
Goldenberg Sura, 9/24/1871, 1891
Krishtal Sima-Sosya, 6/15/1874

Mandelshtam, Anna, 12/28/1873, 1891

Nudelman Ginda, 2/24/1875, 1891

1892

Baginskaya Julia, 07/16/1876, 1892

Belinskaya Marya, 12/25/1874, 1892

Bkhor Fryma, 2/1/1875, 1892
Kikinger Yuzefa, 3/17/1873

Khromaya Leya-Gitel 6/11/1873, 1892

Shkhtman Ester/Schechtman Esther, 12/30/1874, 1892

1893

Diker  Khaya-Malka, 11/24/1874, 1893

Shekhtman Sosya, 11/02/1876, 1893

1894

Bergman Malka-Taube,  1894
Diker Mariya, 5/1877

Kreis/Krayz Gena-Freyda (Anna), 2/07/1875, 1894

Yankovskaya/Jankowska Solomiya/Salome, 3/01/1876, 1894

1895

Kreis/Krayz  Khaya/Chaya , 06/05/1876,  1895

Shimansky Mariya, 10/22/1877, 1895

1925 LIST OF USSR MEDICAL DOCTORS: FEMALE DOCTORS (continued #2)

The 1925 LIST OF USSR MEDICAL DOCTORS (in Russian) was published by the Public Health Commissariat.
A partial roster of female doctors who were (or may have been) Jewish follows. There are many more individuals than I could possibly publish here. It was unclear to me whether the locations mentioned after each name were the individuals’ places of origin, where their medical studies took place, or where they practiced medicine at the time the list was created. There were many misprints/misspellings--the information below is as written.

Vaynberg Makhlya Iosif—Moscow

Vaynberg Yevg. Mikh.---Kazan

Vaynberg Sher Fruma Davyd.—Leningrad

Vaynbladt Rachel L’v.—Leningrad

Vaynshelbaum Anna Vlad.--Tashkent

Vaynshteyn Berta-Bruka/Brooks Iosif—Leningrad

Vaynshteyn Galin Movs.—Kiev

Vaynshteyn Yeli-z.—Odessa

Vaynshteyn Krelya Sadom.—Kharkov

Vaynshteyn Marli Rubin.—Moscow

Vaynshteyn Nad. Lshosh.—Moscow

Vaynshteyn-Usysnina Anna Laya—Ryazan

Vayshteyn Raisa Ilyin.—?

Vaysberg Dina Yevseyev--Kharkov

Vaysberg Oura Anshelov.—Kharkov

Vaysman Dora Osin.—Odessa

Vaysman Mary Karat.—Kiev

Vaysman  Vdasha Mordukh.—Leningrad

Vaysfeld Berta Isak. –Ekaterinburg

Vaysfeld Yepta/Epta Aronov.—Kiev

Vaysfeld Khal Geroi.—Yelisavetgrad, Odessa

Vaikhansky Khan Pinkhus—Poltava

Vaytsekzak Anna Mois.—Kiev

Vane Yevg. Rakh.—Yekaternoslav

Vaksova Sarah Mark.—Armavir

Gabayeva Vina—Telavi, Georgia

Gabe-Svirskaya Leya Iosif—Leningrad

Gabinsky Elzga. Osher.—Yetsaterinoslav

Gavrits Sarah Nick.—Zhytomir, Volyn

Gadaskina Rozaliya Davyd.—Yekaterinoslav

Gakiel Lyuda Borakh.—Leningrad

Galaganovskaya Golda Abr.—Sevastopol

Galerikna Masya Leibov—Leningrad

(to be continued)

1869-70 KHARKOV UNIVERSITY: STUDENT LIST/MEDICAL SCHOOL

1869-70 ACADEMIC YEAR: KHARKOV IMPERIAL UNIVERSITY: MEDICAL SCHOOL—Jewish Students List

The information is based on data from the publication,"1869-70-An Alphabetical List of Students and Foreign Students of Imperial Kharkov University" 

***the student listed below were labeled "Hebrew"--spelling and abbreviations are as printed.***

Name                                     Date of Entry                  Where  previously 

                                                                                                  trained

  First Course                                                                                   

Aptekman Iosif	Aug. 1869	Yekat. Gimn.
Gorovich Iosif	Aug. 1868
Kad Solomon	Aug. 1869	Yekaterin. Gika.
Miller Mikhail	Aug. 1869	First Kharkov Giga
Osherovsk Leyba	Aug. 1869	Novg. Vols.
Sdutsyuy Moses/Moisey	Aug. 1869	Eshpin/Yeshpin, Gimn.
Sukhanov Mikhail	Sept. 1866
Second Course
Terlekman (?) Iosif	Aug. 1868
Mazharovsky Leyba	Sept. 1867
Rozen Solomon	Aug. 1869	Vilen. Ravv. Uch.
Tuhshnit Mark	Aug. 1863	Poltava gimn.
Yakhods David/David YA Khod	Aug. 1868
Third Course
Chait/Khait Govs_______	Sept. 1867	Zhitom. Rav. Uch.
Mekovits (?) David	Sept. 1867	Simferop. Gimn.
Struzer Shnhas (Simchas??)	Aug. 1867	Simferop. Gimn.