Sunday, July 21, 2013

1943 NOVOGRUDOK, BELARUS: JEWISH LABOR CAMP ESCAPEES AND PARTISANS

1943 NOVOGRUDOK, BELARUS: JEWISH LABOR CAMP ESCAPEES AND PARTISANS


A list of  225+ Jewish escapees published by the Museum of Jewish Resistence (in Novogrudok, Belarus) appears at:

http://jrmn.info/escape http://jrmn.info/escape   (in Russian)


(There is a language button for Russian or English at the top/left of pages)

The origin of the Museum’s Exhibit can be found in English at: http://jrmn.info/english/guided-tour/mestonahozhdenie-i-istoriya-vozniknoveniya-ekspozitsii.html

Information about the Bielski  Partisans (includes search boxes):
--Kalinin Detachment (alphabetical): http://jrmn.info/en/bielski-detachment/kalinin


--Ordzhonikidze Detachment (alphabetical): http://jrmn.info/en/bielski-detachment/ordzonikidze

Saturday, July 20, 2013

1920-21 LVIV: A REPORT OF THE NATIONAL DIRECTORATE FOR SCHOOL VIII

Below, are the names of students who attended the school and were (or may have been) Jewish. The list is based on data from the publication, "Report of the National Directorate for Gymnasium VIII, Jedrze Sniadecki” :


Julius Berg, Roman Blum, Edwin Buchsbaum, Izak Buchsbaum (both were in class III A), Jacob Dittrich  (math and physics),  Leon Eichelberger, Bronislaw Feuerstein, Julius Joseph Foitik, Julius Freundlich,  Alfred Garfunkel, Bronislaw Goldberg, Leon Gross, Artur Halpern, Mozes Halpern, Artur Kalisch, Leon Keifer,  Julius Klingsberg, Marek Kollender, Leon Laub, Leonard Malita,  Tadeusz Moyseowicz,  Leon Reiss, Aleksander Rothenberg, Arnold Rubinstein,  Jozef Salzberg, Ruben Sens, Joachim Sigal,  Rubin Wasser, Wilhelm Wein.

Friday, July 19, 2013

ROSTOV-ON-DON: WW I SOLDIERS

In his book, “Jews from Rostov-On-Don: History. Facts. Biography”, Mr. M.A. Gontmakher mentions sick and wounded soldiers who were evacuated from the Rostov Novocherkassk Station. All of the soldiers were privates, except for one corporal, in regiments from various locations. The list below is based on information from his book (pp. 208-09).

Nute/Nuta Ohberg (Finland), Nota Gireht/Girekht (Moscow), Yankel Leyzerovich (Rabochey--"Worker"--Marxist????), Zelman Kachanovsky (Lukow), Nusinov Meytis (Akhaltsikhe), Isaac/Ayzik Gurevich (Uhlan), [Shmuel Miller, Matvey Gershovich, Leib Brilliant?? (Medvedevsky regiments)], Yevsey/Evsei Feldman (Emperor Alexander III Regiment), David Erlich/Erlikh (Yelisavetpol), Corporal Israel Livshits (Lubin), Leiba/Lieb Shalamenyuk (Taganrog), Isai Brinza (Perm), Gersh Shostak (Berezina ??), Hatskel/Hackel Bobovnik (Stravopol)

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

1925 YEARBOOK OF GREATER ROMANIA (Vol. 1): JEWELERS

ROMANIA: Jewelers/Jewelry Companies


This is a partial list of Jewish or possibly Jewish jewelry companies/jewelers  in Bucharest, Romania. The information is from the 1925 Yearbook: Greater Romania (Vol. 1).

Jewelry Manufacturers

Rubin I.I. Fratii (Brothers)
Rubinstein Brothers “La Rubinul Oriental”

Jewelry Repairs

Leibovici Leon

Jewelry

Wholesale:
Rubin Brothers
Schuider S. & Wisner M.
Segalescu M.
Segal Brothers
Silbermaan Isidor
Sussmann Brothers
Wilder Jules

Retail Stores:

Adler Brothers
Blatt Simon and Son: proprietors—Simon Blatt and Jacob S. Blatt
Blumberg Emilio P.
Braunstein Neumann & Fii (Sons)
Goldstein Isac
Goldstein Jean
Haimovici Iacob
Hantwer Isidor I& Sason Misu
Herscovici Berman, “Bijuteria Ateneului"

Imitation Jewelry:

Hirschhorn M. & Son
Iacobsohn  I.
Kanner Z
Kramer Jacques
Moscovici Albert & Grun Adolf
Pollak I.
Rosenberg Bernard
Rubin Brothers
Rubinstein Brothers
Schein A.
Schwartz & Co.
Schklar S.
Segal Max & Segal Pesah I.
Semo Bention
Silberman Harry
Simon Herman
Solomon Bernard
Solomon L. Sons
Spierer Samuel & Cohn Herman
Stahlberg M.
Steinfeld Nathan
Tetelzweig Nathan
Uschersohn Iosef
Weissbluth Leon
Weissman Max

Imitation Jewelry Shops:

     Belmont Palace: proprietor:Kastenbaum Emil
     Palatul American: proprietor Fred. Solomon