WWI: REQUESTS TO LIVE IN
PETROGRAD--SOLDIERS (#2)
(ST. PETERSBURG)
(“Little-Known
Jewish Documents of the First World War” Appendix 2, Anatoly
Chayesh, 2014)
The following is a list of surnames from the “Index of Jewish
Soldiers, Application for a Permit to Live in Petrograd” based on: RGIA
archive, F. 1284. Op. 224).
PETITIONER
|
BARASH
|
BASIN
|
BEYRAK
|
BERKOWITZ
|
BERNOVSKY
|
BIRKGAN
|
BOROVIK
|
BRAUDE
|
BROOKE
|
BUKKE
|
VAYSBAUM
|
VAYSBERG
|
VAYSBERT
|
VAJTMAN
|
VEYTSMAN
|
VYHODA
|
VINOKUR
|
VYHODSKI
|
VYDRA
|
GALPER
|
GALPREN
|
GANTVARGER
|
GERSHENOVICH
|
GOLENDER
|
GOLDBERG
|
GOFFMAN
|
GREENSTEIN
|
DASHEVSKY
|
DVORYAN
|
ZHIVOTOVSKY
|
ZHUHOVETSKY
|
ZHUKHOVITSKI
|
ZABLUD
|
ZAVADSKY
|
ZAYF
|
ZALKIND
|
ZARKHIN
|
ZILBERSTEIN
|
KAGAN
|
KIZMAN
|
KIRSCH
|
KISSIN
|
KRASNIKOV
|
KUZHITSA
|
LEBENSBAUM
|
LEVIN
|
LEVIN
|
LEITER
|
LICHT
|
LURIE
|
LYATO
|
MANOVICH
|
MASIN
|
MERYN
|
MORGUNOVSKY
|
OLSHVANG
|
ORBACH
|
ORZHEKHOVSKY
|
ORLEAN
|
PACHUCA
|
PEYT
|
PINES
|
PISAREK
|
PLYUS
|
POLYAKOV
|
POREBA
|
RATS
|
ROZHRIN
|
ROITMAN
|
SAKHAR
|
SVIRSKY
|
SIMKIN
|
SINYAVER
|
SONKIN
|
SONKIN
|
SORIN
|
SOUKHOVOLSKY
|
UMANSKY
|
FAERMAN
|
FINKELSTEIN
|
FINKELSTEIN
|
FISHBEIN
|
FUTRITSKY
|
FUTRITSKY
|
KHAYKIN
|
SCHENKER
|
SHENKMAN
|
SHERMAN
|
SHIKHMAN
|
SHMIGELSKY
|
EHRLICH
|
YUDASIN
|
YUDEY
|
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