WWI NIZHNY NOVGOROD PROVINCE: REFUGEES (#1)

WWI NIZHNY NOVGOROD PROVINCE: REFUGEES

(Lithuanian National Committee) 

“…fate of the citizens of the Russian Empire, most of them were forced to move to Nizhny Novgorod province from the Western provinces, such as the territories of the present Baltic countries, Poland, Republic of Belarus and Ukraine…The majority of the refugees left Nizhny Novgorod province as a result of re-evacuation which lasted till 1922. However, a significant number of families remained….”

The following is a  partial list of individuals who may have been Jewish:

Baioras Michael

Bahr Movsha

Begun Mordko

Bezruky Shmerka

Bender Leyba

Bin Gertsch

Biterman Abram

Blyum Khana

Bose Michael

Braznik Feig

Bren Zelma

Vazgis Osip

Vazgis Osip

Weinberg Moshka

Vasergal Itsko

Gelb Chaim

Gilis Osip

Giterman Abram

Goldstein Abraham

Golshan Itsik

Gottlieb Phillip

Grosmark Mordko

Gugerman  Deyza

Zhuk Osip

Zhuravski Abram

Saltzman Anna

Zaharevich Osip

Zilberg Isha

Zilbert Iosel

Kagan Leiser

Kantor Taub

Kaplan Sora

Kashkel Alexander

Kirzhner Ber

KoganKhaya

Kodis Pavel

Kok Ivan Yakovlevich

Koflovich Mendel

Lazarovych Ivan

Levi Leyba

Levin Rokha

Lizhansky Iosel

Mer Itsik

Miller Eliya

Mordas Alexander

Narakh Feliks

Novik-Bam Ita

Pokroy Genya

Pochinka Leyba

Rubin Paul

Rubinson Israel

Rudzi Mikhail

Russin Osip

Sak-Ekshteyn Moisey

Tarshis Musha

Teper Berko

Trats Mikel

Trats Itsko

Trats Iosel

Trats Abram

Tushis Semen

Urbanowicz Yeshe

Urbanowicz Sofia

Urbanowicz Osip

Freybandt Hirsch

Gottlieb Philip

Hawa/Khava Pearl/Perla

Haimovich Khana

Haimovich Wolfe

Kharnash/Harnash Ayzik/Isaac

Hotz Aron

Tsadikovich Yudel

Tsinkus Joseph

Shaykis Maria

Schairo Meyer

Shevelovich Itska

Shimolyunas/Shimulinas Joseph

Schlager Felix

Schneider Malka

Schneider Hirsch

Shulkes Chaya

Einar Anna

Epel Haim

Yakonis Victor