Birth certificate of Ida Bespoyasnik, born in Pochaev, Poland, 1930, issued in Tarnopol, 21 March 1941 Also in the file: Immigrant certificate belonging to Avraham Bespoyasnik, brother of Ida Bespoyasnik, born in the Soviet Union, 1927, issued at the Ben-Gurion Airport by the Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, 18 March 1991. Notes from Ida Bespoyasnik, born in Pochaev, Poland, 1930, who submitted the material: Her father's name was Shaya, and her mother's name was Chana (Kiperman); her mother had 13 siblings; her Aunt Shoshana made aliya to Kibbutz Ein Carmiel [?] in Eretz Israel in 1936; her uncles Yechiel and Moshe emigrated to the United States before the war; her other maternal uncles and aunts perished in the Holocaust with their children; her father had nine siblings including two brothers and two sisters who escaped to Eretz Israel in 1948; Ida wanted to make aliya to Eretz Israel before the war, but her father refused because her brother Avraham was serving in the Red Army and it was impossible for the family to leave; the family escaped in the direction of the Soviet Union, 25 June 1941; the family was unable to take any property with them; those who escaped with Ida were her father, her mother, her brother and her cousin Shvilik Kolton, the son of mother's sister; the rest of the family remained in Pochaev and perished in the ghetto.