O.32 - Documentation regarding the Jews of the Soviet Union from the Holocaust period

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/387
• English, Hebrew
• pages 11 Personal documents File
• Updated 10 years ago

Worker booklet for Moisey Lubavin issued in Bryansk, 06 December 1944, with a record of his places of work, from 14 June 1941 Comments by the submitter of the material: Moshe Lubavin was born in Toropets, 12 October 1923; his father Mendel son of Herzog perished during the siege of Leningrad, 1942; his mother, Esther, daughter of Moshe (Pectorovitz), survived as a result of being evacuated by the Soviet authorities together with her two children, Moisey and Frida and with her sister.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/388
• English, Hebrew
• pages 32 Personal documents Diploma Handwritten, original Typewritten Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documents of Peretz Pyotr Gurariy, born in Kharkov, Ukraine, 1905, before and after the war - Marriage certificate of Pyotr Gurariy and Bela Gimilshtein, issued in Kharkov, 10 August 1933; - Diploma from the University of Kharkov, awarded to Peretz Gurariy, 04 December 1936; - Work booklet of Peretz Gurariy, including details regarding his places of employment, 1936-1964; Comments by the submitter of the material (Larissa Gurariy): Peretz Pyotr Gurariy was born in Kharkov, 1905; his mother Zila Chain died, 1930; his father David Gurariy died from illness, 1943; Peretz had six sibli...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/389
• English, Hebrew
• pages 7 Personal records Handwritten, original Typewritten original
• Updated 10 years ago

Documents from the war period attesting that Maria Belenkaya is the wife of Red Army soldier Gedaliy Belenkiy, and that she and her two daughters stayed in Stalingrad and in Tobolsk during the evacuation, 1941-1944 - Certificate given to Maria Belenkaya by the military commissar in Stalingrad, 08 December 1941, attesting that she is the wife of Red Army soldier Gedaliy Belenkiy; - Certificate issued in Stalingrad, 06 August 1942, regarding the evacuation of Maria Belenkaya and her family members from the front line to Kuybyshev; - Certificate given to Maria Belenkaya in Stalingrad, 31 July ...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/390
• English, Hebrew
• pages 1 Personal documents Handwritten, original Typewritten original
• Updated 10 years ago

Certificate received by Fira Rabovskaya, born in Bragin, Belorussia, 1925, on completion of her accountancy studies, 19 February 1944 Notes from Fira Rabovskaya who submitted the material: Fira Rabovskaya was born in Bragin, in the Gomel region of Belorussia, 12 December 1924 [or 1925]. Her parents were Welka and Chaya Rabovski. She had two brothers and a sister: Avraham, born in 1915, Bronia, born in 1923 and Michael, born in 1927. The family lived in Bragin until July 1941. Her oldest brother (Avraham) volunteered to serve in the Red Army and fell in battle near Kursk. The rest of the fam...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/391
• English, Hebrew
• 1943
• pages 85 Calendar Handwritten, original
• Updated 10 years ago

Calendar for 5704 (1943-1944), 5705 (1944-1945) and 5706 (1945-1946) prepared by an unknown person in Siberia, 1943 In the calendar there are also dates entered for the most important events in the history of the Jewish people, starting with the creation of the world according to the Jewish calendar, 1944-1946. Notes from Alvin Weiss who submitted the material: The calendar was given as a present to Mordechai Weiss, born in Lancut, Poland, 1902, when he was a refugee in the Soviet Union in 1943. To the best of Mordechai Weiss' knowledge, the person who wrote the calendar perished.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/392
• English, Hebrew
• pages 1 Personal records Typewritten original Canvas
• Updated 10 years ago

Certificate from the general headquarters of the partisans battalions in the Brest region, 04 April 1944, attesting that Arkadiy Yankelevich served as a company commander in the Kotovsky partisans battalion Typewritten certificate on a piece of material, signed by a representative of the partisans battalions in the Brest region; the headquarters' stamp is embossed on the certificate; Comments by the submitter of the material (Mark Yankelevich): Arkadiy Yankelevich was born in Kopyl, Belorussia, 09 May 1909; he married and was the father of seven children; he was drafted into the Red Army, 2...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/393
• English, Hebrew
• pages 26 Calendar Handwritten, original
• Updated 10 years ago

Hebrew calendar for the year of 5703 (1943), written by Yosef Fishelman in Belorussia before his escape to Kuybyshev Calendar for September 1942-August 1943; Comments by the submitter of the material (Miriam Baron Weissberger): Calendar submitted to Moshe Baron, who served as the head of the Jewish Agency delegation in Samara (formerly, Kuybyshev), 1994-1995; during the war, by Yosef (Yosel) Fishelman escaped from Belorussia to Kuybyshev with only two items - a bag with tefillin and prayer books, and the above-mentioned calendar.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/394
• English, Hebrew
• 2011
• Updated 10 years ago

Memoirs of childhood, of Israel Izia Rudnik Darom, born in Boguslav, Ukraine, 1935, regarding his experiences, 1941-1948 Family of Jewish Communists; his father was deputy mayor of the city, a newspaper editor and a politruk (political officer) in the Red Army; Essay titled, "Strong Memory of the War", including German air-raids on a train in which Izia, his aunt and his grandmother were traveling during their escape, September 1941; memoirs titled, "Childhood during the war and in its shadow", dedicated in memory of his father who died in the battle of Stalingrad; report titled, "The Great...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/395
• English, Hebrew
• pages 11 Personal records Certification xerox Photocopy File
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Documentation regarding Georgiy Shenker including confirmation that he neutralized and arrested an armed saboteur and documents attesting to his fighting as a Red Army soldier during the war, his being wounded in combat and his have been awarded medals, 1945-1987 - Confirmation from the military commander in Erfurt that the Red Army soldier, Georgiy Shenker, who, at risk to his own life, neutralized and arrested Vasiliy Semochkin, an armed saboteur and traitor to the Motherland, who had murdered the commander on duty and attempted to escape; for these reasons the military commander requests...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/396
• English, Hebrew
• pages 14 Official documentation Curriculum Vitae (CV) Certification Handwritten, original Typewritten original xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Documentation regarding the Red Army service of Mikhail Burman from Kherson, 1941-1944, and concerning the evacuation of his family to the Chkalov region, 13 August 1941 Personal file of Mikhail Burman, born in Tomashpol, Ukraine, February 1912. In the file: - Personnel registration questionnaire completed by Mikhail Burman containing details regarding places where he worked before and during the war, 18 June 1945 ; - Directive given to Mikhail Burman by the Moscow District Headquarters regarding his starting work as the treasurer of the Military Headquarters, 25 June 1945; - Certificate fr...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/397
• English, Hebrew
• pages 7 Personal records Official documentation Typewritten original Typewritten Original Printout
• Updated 10 years ago

Official documentation attesting to the awarding of the title "Hero of the Soviet Union" to Red Army soldier Mikhail Ocheret, following his heroic death in battle at the front during the war; documents dated, 1945-1947 - Confirmation by the Red Army attesting to the awarding of the title [medal] "Hero of the Soviet Union" to Red Army soldier Mikhail Ocheret, lance-corporal, following his death in battle at the front during the war; the confirmation was given to his father, Iosif Ocheret, 20 August 1945; included is a notarized copy of the authorization, issued in Zhitomir, 20 August 1946; -...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/398
• English, Hebrew
• pages 2 Personal records Handwritten, original Typewritten Original xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

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; he...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/4
• English, Hebrew
• pages 11 Personal documents Official documentation List of Jewish soldiers xerox
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Certificates of award of medals of honor to Jewish combat soldiers, 1944-1969 The list/s contain approximately 4 names

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/40
• English, Hebrew
• pages 11 Questionnaire List of Jewish soldiers List of POWs List of military officers xerox Typewritten original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal cards of Jewish Red Army officers, 1941-1945 The list/s contain approximately 71 names

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/42
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Official documentation Names Original
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Documentation regarding the murder of Jewish inmates in Bogdanovka camp, 1941-1942 Document of the Chrezvychaynaya Gosudarstvennaya Komissiya (ChGK-Extraordinary State Commission) to investigate Nazi crimes in the Soviet Union, regarding the murder of inmates in Bogdanovka camp in Transnistria, including the number of inmates, murder took place on, 21 December 1941; number of people murdered, until 15 January 1942; a comment that makes mention of a list of those who died in Bogdanovka camp, prepared by Sofa Urman and attached to the document (the list is missing from the file).

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/43
• English, Hebrew
• pages 4 Official documentation xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Report regarding the murder of Ovipsha residents, 1941-1942

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/44
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Official documentation List of murdered persons xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Section of a document of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission (ChGK) regarding a camp in Letichev, in the Kamenets-Podolsk region, 1944

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/45
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Official documentation xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Report prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission regarding the murder of Novaya Ushitsa residents, 1941-1944 Documentation by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission regarding the opening of 16 graves of the people murdered in the Novaya Ushitsa area, Kamenets-Podolsk region during August-September 1942, including the number of perished people and names of Nazi war criminals.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/46
• English, Hebrew
• pages 12 List of murdered persons Official documentation xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Documentation of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission (ChGK) for the investigation of Nazi crimes regarding a camp and Army hospital, Slavuta, 1943-1945 Documentation of the ChGK regarding a camp and Army hospital, Slavuta, (Kamenetz-Podolskiy region) including the life of inmates and sick persons, forced labor, abuse and murder of the sick, names of Nazi war criminals.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/47
• English, Hebrew
• pages 10 Names Official documentation xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Reports prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission regarding the murder of residents in Slavuta and Shepetovka, 1944-1945 Documents of local commissions of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission in Slavuta and Shepetovka in the Kamenets-Podolsk region, regarding the murder of Red Army POWs in Slavuta camp and the murder of Jews and members of the intelligentsia in the Slavuta area; names of Jews who perished; murder of the POWs in two concentration camps on territory used as a base for the Red Army in Shepetovka.