1898-1899 SANOK

"1898-1899 SANOK: C.K. GYMNASIUM DIRECTOR’S SCHOOL REPORT”

LIST OF STUDENTS WHO WERE PROMOTED

·      represents receiving the first degree with honors

CLASS IA.

*Bonhard Samuel

*Jus August

*Zmarz Szymon

Beksinski Zygunt, Lemoch Maryan, Schaffer Wilhelm, Zatora Roman

CLASS IB.

*Atlas Zygmunt

*Polanski Emil

Krupa Wladyslaw, Mazur Czeslaw, Melnyk Jozef, Rubenfeld Mojzesz, Tustanowicz Miron, Zahn Haskel, Sandauer Maks

CLASS IIA.

Gottesmann Leib, Langenfeld Rudolf,  Mazur Michal, Nowicki Juliusz

CLASS IIB.

*Kral Grzegorz

*Pokorny Aleksander

Czaki Abraham, Kogut Rudolf, Melnyk Andrzej, Wozniak Szymon

CLASS IIIA.

Bonhard Eliasz, Dydynski Leszek, Filak Michal

CLASS IIIB.

Ramer Chemia, Schildkraut Lazarz

CLASS IVA.

*Furla Jozef,

*Jus Ludwik

Bonhard Marek, Ekkert Jozef, Mokrzycki Elizeusz

CLASS IVB.

Blumenfeld Eliasz, Markiewicz Aleksander, Rappaport Aaron, Ruczka Feliks, Stangenhaus Maksymil., Tilp Feliks

KLASS V.

Bak Karol, Blumenfeld Henryk, Lic Zygmunt, Mahler Jakob, Muron Pawel, Rappaport Juliusz, Wiesenberg Aron

KLASS VI.

Bilinski Jozef, Diak Michal, Lemoch Roman, Polanski Emanuel, Uczen Jozef

CLASS VII.

*Aszkenazy Szymon,

*Dabrowski Michal

Andermann Saul, Baran Andrzej, Gartenberg Isaak, Gehler Mojzesz, Kraus Leon, Sembratowicz Julian, Stern Chaim, Szul Jan, Weiner Fiszel

CLASS VIII.

*Brunhaut Henryk

*Schaffer Szymon

Birnbaum Adolf, Borucki Zygmunt, Chylak Maksymilian, Eisner Eliasz, Lindenbaum Izydor, Zeiler Abraham, Zwangheim Michal

GRADUATES WHO HAVE BEEN AWARDED CERTIFICATES OF MATRICULATION

Grunhaut henryk (w. distinction)—medicine

Schaffer Szymon (w. distinction) –law

Birnbaum Adolf—academic oryent (??)—Asian studies???

Borucki Zygmunt---philosophy

Lindenbaum Izydor—law

Zeiler Abraham—medicine

Zwangheim Michal—rabbinical school

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STUDENT AID: Contributions for poor students: ( in zlr.--?? Zloty??)

Birnbaum--1

Borucki –1

Eisner—2

Grunhaut—1

Woll—1

Schmelkes—2

Gartenberg—5

Rosenfeld—1

Seelenfreund—1

Rappaport—1

Bonhard—1

Frankel—1.40

Schildkraut—1

Schaffer—1

Brand—3

1879-1880 STRYJ (STRYJU): FOURTH SCHOOL REPORT OF THE C.K. REAL SCHOOL

1879-1880 STRYJ (STRYJU): FOURTH SCHOOL REPORT OF THE C.K. REAL SCHOOL

"In contrast to the high schools, the principal place in the curriculum real schools were given to natural and physical sciences. An increased focus on foreign languages. In the public's mind, 'real' education was put on a step lower than the classical and the disciples real schools, compared to high-school students, were considered to be 'second-class citizens.'   Real schools accepted only boys. Training period was 6 years."  
"Graduates of real schools could enroll in higher technical educational institutions, or go to the physico-mathematical and medical faculties of universities. Interestingly, if you graduated from high school you had the right to enroll in a technical college, the "realist" was able to take the university exams only with permission of the Minister or Deputy (Deputy) Minister of Education, as well for the Jews "special items."   Initially real schools were called real gymnasiums and were 7-classes." http://maloratsky-vinitsky.weebly.com/18251075---19411075.html

Class I.

First Degree:

Lindenbaum Jojzesz

Siebauer Eugeniusz

Zucker Izrael

Bejnarowicz Szymon

Reif Jozef

Beer Wladyslaw

Nadel Rubin

Lichter Joel

Reif Jan

Class II

First Degree:

Bier Szymon

Rupp Eugeniusz

Drucker Mojzesz

Herzog Koloman

Zborowski Jakob

Class III

First Degree:

Rothbauer Wilhelm

Blum Fryderyk

Jach Jozef

Turk Albert

Buch Fajbus

Sydoryk Teodor

Klarsfeld Salamon

Class IV

“Celujacy ?” Degree:

Arendt Adolf

First Degree:

Prezes herman

Goldblatt Aron

Nussenblatt Ozjasz

Class V

First Degree:

Buch Izdor

Nussenblatt Jakob

Jaeger Ozyasz

Weingarten Zemon

Class VI

First Degree:

Vogel Jakob

Neuhoff Szezepan

Hepp Jozef

Ullmann Jozef

Class VII

First Degree:

Landes leon

Matriculation Exam Results

       Took exams and passed:

       Natan Citron, Leon Landes

1941-1945 Kharkov Photos

http://homeland.su/index.php?newsid=596

From site: “Homeland.su: Homeland-the Soviet Union”

KHARKOV

“Photos of Kharkov 1941-1943 Through a German Lens”

German photos that were taken during the occupation of the city.

KHARKOV JEWISH COMMUNITY

KHARKOV JEWISH COMMUNITY

From the article, “Kharkov (Jewish Community” from “Blackberry”

http://www.ejwiki.org/wiki/%D0%A5%D0%B0%D1%80%D1%8C%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2_-_%D0%B5%D0%B2%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B9%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%BE%D0%B1%D1%89%D0%B8%D0%BD%D0%B0

http://tinyurl.com/mtsh3q7

The following names and information were included in an article about the Karkov Jewish community:

1866-- there were 775 registered Jewish residents

1887—there were 1,207 Jewish families

1893—67 families of Jewish artisans were expelled (bread and carpentry shops): L. Rosenbaum (maintained the bakeries)

1898 -tried to expel L. Schechter (chief engineer and head of the technical dept. of the “Russian Locomotive Society”)

L. Goldenberg, Getroytmanom-Members of a radical social movement—students

Israel Belkind—one of the founders of the “Bilu”—Zionist group

Rubinstein, Rabinovich, Rosenzweig----banking

Soifer brothers—trading houses

Volkenshtein—contacts with major textile & engineering firms,

 GZ Dunaevskii—merchant: grain purchasing for export by Louis Dreyfus & Co. firm.

A. Buras—engineer, created a sewage treatment system

Fabrikant Moses—dentist, well-known for facial surgery

A. Hirschmann—ophthalmologist

J.S. Orsha—psychiatrist (converted to Christianity)

Ya (or J.) Bernstein-Cohen—Zionist leader, head of the Local Assistance Committee

P. Buras (1835-1914)—philanthropist, established a society to help poor Jews (OPBE)

Rabbi S. Epstein

Dr. B.C. Greydenberg—led the opening of the Kharkov branch of the Society for the Promotion of Enlightenment

M. Shliapnikov—published the proceedings of the first Zionist Congress

R. Kresin—published “Uganda”

E. Braunstein

A. Brudnyi and A. Levinson—heads of youth organization “Tze’irei Zion”

YG Gevirtsa—architect, won the national contest for the building of the Choral Synagogue

A.Fishzon, N.Lipavskii, a Segal—theater/troupes

R. Levin—head of Jewish kindergarten (in the OPE), EY Ianovskaia—male gymnasium

J.L. Wilensky, chairman—Elections in the Kharkov jewish community (1918)

Other names include:

W. Sofer (his son Yu Soifer), S. Blacksmith, ME Buknik (cellist), E. Loiter, Ada Sonts, B. Fradkin (Hebrew poet), E. Meletinsky (linguist)

I. Fisanovich (1914-1944—submarine captain, Hero of the Soviet Union, etc.), AE Spiller (Major General Veterinary), Mikhail Gurevich (Major General), ZM Pomerantcev (Major General), VA Zemlerub (Major General), Gz Glazunov (Major General)

L.A. Kaganovich, M. Khataevich, A. Schlichter (186-1940), Bernstein (mathematician (1880-1968), L. Landau (physicist), M.P. Trinkler (physician), L. bulakhovsky (linguist, L. Gurevich (teacher—1894-?)

Architects: G.G. Wegman, M.D. Felger, S.M. Krawiec, J. Lichtenberg

Composers: I. Dunaevskii, Y. Meitus (1903-1997), D. Klebanov (1907-1987)

B. Wilner (Director of the Theater of Young Spectators)

MI Scheinin

Holocaust:

            Locked in a synagogue (“synagogue of Buras” Grazhdanskoy (Civic) Street): A. Efros (mathematician, doctor of physical & mathematical sciences), Prof. I. Goldberg (musicologist), Prof. I.E. Bukinik (violinist, Olga Grigorovskaya (pianist), Rosalia Alidort (dancer), A.Z. Gurevich (Prof. of medicine)

1919 Kharkov: Album

1919--Kharkov: Volunteer Army Album

http://belrussia.ru/page-id-797.html

author: Glavkom_NN

This album covers 12/25/1919-12/1919, during which time the Volunteer Army was in Kharkov and before the white troops left.

Photo #2—high ranking officers surrounded by citizens

Photo #3—after a parade

Photo #4—Funeral service at the Cathedral of St. Nicholas (in memory of victims of white soldiers and victims of terror in the city.

Photo #5—General Kutepov on Cathedral Square (June/July, 1919)

Photo#6—Volunteer Cavalry Army, Ekaterinoslavskaya St. (Poltava Way)—6/1919

Photo #7—the wounded in the hospital

Photo #9—in the present ara of the Rebellion, in 1919—urban barraks

Photo #10—One of the tanks of the 1^st Tank Detachment VSYUR “For a United Russia”

Other photos, etc.

Other photos, etc.

1932-1933 Mykolayiv (Nikolayev) Region State Archives

1932-1933 MYKOLAIV REGION STATE ARCHIVES: REGISTRY OF DEATHS IN THE MYKOLAIV REGION

Records refer to this timeframe as the “Holocaust”, otherwise known as the Famine Genocide or Holodomor, in Soviet Ukraine. During this period about 25% of the rural Ukrainians perished as a direct result of the Soviet Union artificially creating a famine by exporting almost 2 million ton of grain to Western markets.

There was “…deliberate destruction of  actual birth and death records, as well as the fabrication of false information to cover up information regarding the causes and scale of death in Ukraine. Similar falsifications of official records were widespread.” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial_of_the_Holodomor)  The data included in this blog indicates a variety of causes of death---tuberculosis, “myocarditis”, senility, paralysis, bladder infection, nephritis, “cardiosclerosis”, etc., but non indicate starvation.

The original archival records reflect the following format. For the purpose of the blog, however, I am only including the names of some of the individuals who died, and their month/year of death. These records may have been ones that had been falsified.

1. Name of the State Archives .

2. Serial number of the item (№ 1 if the registry included only one document from the case, and number 1 , № 2 .... if several documents relating to the famine of 1932 - 1933, one of the cases included in the registry).

3. Number of stock.

4. Name of the Fund, its general chronological limits.

5. Number of cases (total / tangential topics and annotation ).

6. Room description.

7. The name of the case that anotuyetsya  (??).

8. The chronological scope of the case .

9. The name of the document.

10. Date of the document.

11. A brief summary of the document ( if necessary, if the content of his name not disclosed ).

12. Conditions of access .

13. Conditions .

14. Reference apparatus .

15. Citations .

16. Author descriptive article.

17. Date of the description.

From the Mykolayiv Region State Archives:

Polischuk Khasi Efimovna (2/32)

Kleynderman Sarah-Riva Itskivny (2/32)

Baranyskina Alter Froimovycha (2/32)

Kucher Rose Shlomivny (2/32)

Yankelevich Itshok - Yankel Morduhovich (2/32)

Sander Levin Mihelevycha (2/32)

Scheninoyi Ryvy Moiseevna (2/32)

Zamanskoyi Lyubovi Moiseevna (2/32)

Shpire Khai - Perel Moiseevna (2/32)

Germans/Hermans Gregory Moiseyevich (2/1932)

Kruchynoyi Shlymy Zakharivny (2/1932)

Kokizova David Markovich (2/1932)

Sehalovoyi Fanny Grigorievna (3/1932)

Sapozhnikov Chaim Morduhovich (3/1932)

Berkovich Mark Aaronovich (C/1932)

Myasbtj Tsypy-Sosi Leyzerivny (3/1932)

Bender Srul Mordkovycha (3/1932)

Lohnenko Paraska Moiseevna (3/1932)

Brazil: Immigration

There is an immigration list, 1949-1968+ "Immigration to Brazil" (Imigracao para o Brasil) available at: http://www.imigracao.info/index.php I don't know if the list is both Jews and others, or Jewish individuals only.
Included is: Name, Birth, Origin, Parents' names

Blima L. has informed me that both Jews & non-Jews comprise this list and that only those who arrived in Rio de Janeiro are included. Others arrived via Sao Paulo--Thanks, Blima!!

KISHINEV STUDENT LISTS

 I am not sure if the years represent year of graduation or something else. There are many more names on the individual lists. The names without dates are those without years included. I have only selected names up to 1960. The lists are in Russian. The index address: Kishinev.ru/php-bin

Russian High School 2 (kishinev.ru/php-bin/school2_1.php)

Denis S. Razin, Mark Kramer, Anna Alexandrovna Rybak

Ella D. Goldstein—1934

Ira Gruzevich—1955

Mara Efimovna Averbuh—1960

Russian Secondary School 3

Yana Vasershtayn, Yakow Borisovicz Moldawski, Roman Maranets, Michael Katz (Krivochenitzer), Leonid Pinis

Yemelyan Davidovich Filler—1949

Leonid A. Yudin--1959

Gorky High School 3a

Alex Vaysbaum

David Kraychik—1959

Gary E. Frenkel--1959

Leonid A. Yudin—1959

Yosef Davidovich Levit—1960

Russian High School 4

Zhanna Goreshnik, Mark M. Pearls

Russian Secondary School 5

Eugene Y. Bender, Maxim Genadi Gleizerman, Felix Spektor

Rpzenblit (Turkenich Lina [Polina]) Yakovilevna

Russian High School 6

Natalia A. Holtzman

Alexander E. Turkenich—1959

Russian Secondary School 7

Leonid Iosifovich Davidovich, Michael Zeitlin

Iakov Monievit Roitman—1955

Russian High School 8

Boris Matveevich Gamarnik—1956

Semen I. Goldman—1958

Russian High School 9

Michael Borisovich Burshteyn, Felix Srulevich Corinne, Anatoli Kaplun

Malvina Beirechman—1960

High School 10

Gregory Ruvinovich Syrets—1953

Garik Frenkel (5/18/1943)—1959

Ida Zelmanovna Sokolovskaja—1960

Russian High School 13

Boris Alexandr Kelman, Ernest Gelfman, Aptkar Alexander Davidovna, Alina Paskar, Anna Borisovna Berenshtein, Vladik Kogan

Russian High School 15

Anya Kornfeld, Irina Roytman, Vladimir Plotkin, Natalia Kitik, Alla Averbuh, Misha Fayer

Emma Moiseevna Beckerman—1950

Yakov Aronov—1955

Benjamin Isakovitch Greenberg—1955

Iacov  Ivanov—1959

Alexander Sokolov—1959

Valentin Groisman—1959

Leon Mecshevech Mayer—1960

Russian High School 16

Yana Vasershtayn, Julius V., Yuliya Shostka

Russian High School 17

Galina Melnik, Vickie Izrailevna Zisman, Yevgeny Bernshteyn, Pavel Borisovich Zilberman, Vladimir Michailovich Lieberman, Valentina Yakovlevna Celnik (Lazar)

Rose Shulimovna Lindenboym—1957

Please see the index for more schools. 

1930's-1940's RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS TO THE MANCHURIAN EMPIRE (#3)

1930's-1940's RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS TO THE MANCHURIAN EMPIRE (#3)

In 1934 the Bureau of Russian Emigrants (ARV) was created in the city of Harbin by the Japanese, "...in order to control the white emigres [from Russia]." (Wikipedia)  The information below is based on an alphabetical catalogue of the emigrants, with personal affairs search data.  The actual records include names, dates of documents, number of sheets (in the files), and notes, if any. Some of the names of (possibly) Jewish emigrants are included here.

Finkelstein Abram Movshovich	1937-1942
Finkelstein Iosif	1941-1941
Firsov Gregory Lazarevic	1939-1939
Ivan Firsov Savelievich	1935-1935
Ivan Firsov Sysoevich	1934-1939
Firsov Lazar Grigoryevich	1938-1939
Firsov Rose Ruvimovna	1939-1944
Fitser Nathan Mikhailovich	1936-1938
Fishbein Abram Yankelevich	1942-1943
Fishbein Aissa Abramovna	1942-1943
Fishbein Israel Yacovlevich	1942-1942
Fishbein Semen Yakovlevich	1942-1942
Fishev Alexander Abramovich	1939-1940
Fishev Israel Abramovich	1935-1943
Fishev Moses Abramovich	1937-1942
Fishev Shane Aronovna	1938-1938
Fischer Yakov Ivanovich	1935-1949
Fleer Zinaida Hakovna	1939-1939
Fleer Joseph Khatskelevich	1939-1939
Fleer Khana Zelihovna	1936-1939
Fleer Khatsko Fishelevich	1936-1939
Fleishman Bertha Matveevna	1938-1940
Fleishman Boruch Mihelevich	1935-1942
Fleischman Maria  Moiseevna	1942-1942
Fleischman Matthew Moiseevich	1938-1942
Fleischman Michael Moiseevich	1938-1940
Fleishman Moses Borukhovich	1938-1944
Fleishman Morduch Mihalevitch	1939-1942
Fleishman Haya Markovna	1938-1945

Refugee List: JDC Archives

I am sure that many of you have seen this list before, but I am including it again because it is so important, for those who are unfamiliar with it.

The list of names is extensive and includes: Names, Place of Birth & Locality, Place of Origin. In pdf format and in English it is at:
http://archives.jdc.org/assets/documents/lists-of-names/21_complete_vilna_ar33-44_00876_3.pdf

1930's-1940's Russian Immigrants to the Manchurian Empire (#2)

1930's-1940's RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS TO THE MANCHURIAN EMPIRE (#2)

In 1934 the Bureau of Russian Emigrants was created in the city of Harbin by the Japanese, "...in order to control the white emigres [from Russia]." (Wikipedia) The information below is based on an alphabetical catalogue of the emigrants, with personal affairs search data.  The actual records include names, dates of documents, number of sheets (in the files), and notes, if any. Some of the names of (possibly) Jewish emigrants are included here.
I don't know what the letters following some of the names refer to (ex. ru, uk, sr, mk, etc.--Russia, Ukraine ????)

Bader: Nahum Nakhumovich, uk (??);  Ethel Leybovna, ru;

Bayes Rebekah Abramovna, be (?)

Bagaeva Elena Moiseevna, mk (?)

Bank: Joseph (Iozef), Moiseevich, mk (?); Moisey (Moses) Iosifovich, ru (?), Hana Abramovna, be (?); Tsiliya Moiseevna, ru

Banshchikova Zinaida Samuilovna

Baranovsky: Solomon Abramovich; Yakov Vladimirovich (2)

Basin/Bassin: Abram-Leyba Ayzikovich; Gersh omerovych, uk; Joseph Abramovich, mk; Levyk Yakovlevych, uk; Semen Abramovich, mk; Lyubov Gershevna, ru; Paulina Naumovna, mk; Stesya Yakovlevna, uk

Baskin Tsyn Gershevich

Basman Joseph Gersh-Berkovich, uk

Basovich Enoch Yudovich

Bassekhes Iosif Lvovich

Bach/Bak: Abram Leibovich; Aaron Lentevich; Leonid Ilyich; Yankel Leibovich

Bahar Pavel Yakovlevich

Basharin Veniamin Vasilyevich

Begun: Mordukh Tivilevich; Rose Mordukhovna; Sarra Kivovna; Mikhail Grigoryevich

Bezhan Ananias Ivanovich

Bezdezheskaya Leya Iskovna

Bezdezh Wolf Isaacovich

Beloglazova Raisa Alekseevna

Belokamennaya: Nakhim Moiseevich; Sarah Moiseevna; Aina/Eyna Georgiyevna; Esther Germanovna

Belomestnov Ruth/Ruf Nikolaevich

Belousov: Samuel Itskovich (Sarah Abramovna—wife); Samuel Nikiforovitch; Semen Borisovich

Belousov Yankel Kostrilovich

Belsky: Eleazar Romanovich; Moses Aaronovitch; Fedor Yakovlevich; Hope/Nadezhda Izrailevna

Belyavskaya Gita Iudovna

Belyaev: Victor Abramovich;Nikolai Abramovich

Bengis-Emes: Abram Noyevich; Hawa Genia Morduch-Leybovna

Bergelson: Gitya Solomonovna; Nachman Amsheev

Bergman Meer Moiseevich

Berenshteyn: Elena Yudovich; Musya-Yuspa Berkovna; Rachel Shymovna; Shimon Izrailevich

Berik: Itskhan Usherovich; Rukhlya Leybovna

Berinson Grigory Mikhaylovich

Berkengeym/Birkengeym: Elena Makarova; Vladimir Makarov (p. 24)

Berkovich/Berkowitz: anna Iosifovna; Vladimir Borisovich; Vladimir Leontyevich; Daniel matveevich; Joseph Matveevich; Leyb Mordukhovich (Leonti Markovich)= note); Leia Mordukhovna (Matesovna); Mikhail Leontyevich; Mikhail Semenovich; Olga Myhaylovna; Paulyna Yakovlevna; Sarra Iosifovna; Feige Abramovna

Berlyavsky naum Moiseevich

Berman: Bronya Morduhovna; Leya Borisovna; Lyubov Mordukhovna; Matvey Abramovich; Nina Georgievna; Robert Pavlovich; Tankhun Abramovich

Bernstein/Bernshteyn: Zalman Berkovich; Maria Alekseena; Rachel Solomovna; Sergey Borisovich; Hlavey Myronovych; Ella Senderovna

Bershteyn Eugeniya Semenova

Berstein/Bershteyn:  Musayunsa Berkovna; Pinene hlavievich; Raisa Yakovlevna; Freyda Ilinichna

Berteneva Catherine Moiseevna

Besenevich: Ilya Samuilovich; Leah Yelovna; Nikolai Semenovich; Rachel Samuilovna; Samuel Ilich

Basarabians lazarus Feofanovich

Bessarabova:  Maria Semenova; Nina Lazarevna

Bechtel Maria Yakovleva

Bilik/Bylyk: Taub Kharitonov; haskel Abobych

Bimshteyn Paulina Ivanovna

Binder Paraskeva Davidovna

Binkovich: Yefim Lvovich; Lyubov Yefimovna