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

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/37.4
• English, Hebrew
• pages 12 List of murdered persons List of Jewish soldiers Original
• Updated 10 years ago

List of Jewish Red Army soldiers who were murdered in Poland, 1944-1945 The list/s contain approximately 120 names

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/37.5
• English, Hebrew
• pages 31 List of names Biography Original
• Updated 10 years ago

List of Jews born in Bershad, the Vinnitsa region, Ukraine, who died in service in the Red Army during World War II List includes biographical data including the date of death and place of burial; list is based on archival documents. Note: List was prepared by Iosif Finkelshtein, 1987-1990.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/370
• English, Hebrew
• pages 23 Personal documents Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documentation of the Dubrovkin family, 1923 - 1967 ID of Abram Dubrovkin issued on 28 April 1941; Birth certificate of Ginda Dubrovkina born in 1923; Marriage certificate of Iosif Dubrovkin and Galina Demchenko dated 25 June 1947; Student card of Ginda Dubrovkina issued on 24 October 1940; Military service card of Iosif Dubrovkin, a Red Army officer issued on 08 August 1967; Note: Abram Dubrovkin was killed in battle at the front during February 1944.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/371
• English, Hebrew
• pages 2 Placard xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Nazi placard with an announcement regarding the establishment of a Judenrat (Altestenrat) in Rostov Na Donu and the obligation of the Rostov Na Donu Jews to undergo registration, 04 August 1942

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/372
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Personal documents Official documentation File
• Updated 10 years ago

Official documentation of David Baranovski, born in Ilyino, Belorussia, 1919, including the military service booklet of a Red Army soldier, issued, 31 August 1944 Comments of the person providing the material: Life story of David Baranovski in Velikiye Luki before the war; Drafted into the Red Army, 1939. Served in the Red Army Air Force and took part in battles in Kharkov and Moscow . Lived in Samara following the war and worked as an aircraft mechanic. David Baranovski made aliya, 1989.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/373
• English, Hebrew
• pages 13 Personal documents Certification Documentary Memoirs Original Typewritten original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documents of Leib Ovseevich, born in Poltava, Ukraine, 1925, and memoirs of his daughter Larisa Kotlyar, regarding the experiences of the Ovseevich family - Confirmation regarding the deferment of the draft of Leib Ovseevich to the Red Army, issued in Kirov, 05 June 1943; - Description of the personal character of Leib Ovseevich by the Technikum in Tashkent, in which Ovseevich studied, 1946-1950; - Certificate presented to Leib Ovseevich, 20 June 1950; - Confirmation regarding the cancellation of charges against Meyer Ovseevich, born in Kaunas, Lithuania, 1900, who was detained by ...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/374
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Certification Personal records Original Typewritten Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documents of Red Army soldier Vladimir Bronshtein, 1945-1968 Confirmation issued by a military hospital regarding the wounding in combat of Red Army soldier Vladimir Bronshtein, 24 January 1945; confirmation regarding the award of a Medal of Honor on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/375
• English, Hebrew
• pages 21 Official documentation Diagram Handwritten, original Typewritten original
• Updated 10 years ago

Diagrams containing the deployments and military moves of Artillery Battalion 161, Balka Karavatka area near Stalingrad, November 1942-January 1943, including a report of military actions taken by the battalion, 15 September 1942-27 January 1943, 03 February 1943 Included in the file: Assessment of military actions taken by Artillery Battalion 161, 15 September-23 November 1942; character evaluation of David Korabelnikov by the Leningrad factory in which he worked until the outbreak of the war and following his discharge from the Red Army, 1946; David Korabelnikov was born in Gomel, Belorus...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/376
• English, Hebrew
• pages 7 Personal documents Official documentation Original Typewritten Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Citations awarded to Red Army officer (Khaim Entin) during and after the end of the war, January-May 1945 Citations presented to Khaim Entin for his taking part in battles in the cities of Lodz, Regenwalde and Berlin, January-May 1945; Comments by the person submitting the material: Khaim Entin was born in Ukraine on 09 November 1923; life in Dnepropetrovsk; draft into the Red Army, February 1942; transfer to the Armored Corps Academy in Saratov; completion of his studies, late 1942; transfer to the front; took part in the battle for Moscow; appointed battalion commander; transfer to Berlin...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/377
• English, Hebrew
• pages 2 Personal documents File
• Updated 10 years ago

Certificate belonging to Boris Segal confirming the untimely termination of his studies in the fifth grade at the Almetyevo School, due to his return to Latvia, 07 May 1945 Comments by the person submitting the material: Boris Segal was born in Daugavpils, 31 March 1933; 8 years old at the outbreak of the war; escape with his parents to Preili following air-raids on the strategic railroad station in Daugavpils; life in Daugavpils, until 27 June 1941; increasing fequency of air-raids on Latvia and escape of the family to the East; life on the road for approximately 300 kms, riding on horses ...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/378
• English, Hebrew
• pages 2 Personal documents File
• Updated 10 years ago

Birth certificate of Yefim Broide, born in Kharkov, Ukraine, 08 June 1937 Comments by the person submitting the material: - His father, Lazar Broide, was born in Berdichev, Ukraine, 1907; - His mother, Maya (Roness) Broide, was born in Odessa, Ukraine, 1913; - Escape of the family to Perm, 1941; escape of the family to Nizhniy Tagil; life in Nizhniy Tagil; acceptance of Yefim into a school at the age of 8; end of the war. Continuing to live in Nizhniy Tagil; move of the family to Sverdlovsk; death of his parents in Yekateringburg (formerly Sverdlovsk) approximately at the end of the 1990's;...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/379
• English, Hebrew
• pages 7 Notepad Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Military service booklet of Zakhar Lopotukhin, a soldier in the Red Army who served in Belorussia, 1944

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/38
• English, Hebrew
• pages 11 Official documentation xerox
• Updated 10 years ago

Reports prepared by the Commission to write the history of the Great Patriotic War [World War II], regarding culture and education in Odessa, 1941-1944 Documents regarding activities by the theater, opera, ballet and educational institutions in Odessa during the Romanian occupation, [issued] for the Commission to write the history of the Great Patriotic War.

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/380
• English, Hebrew
• pages 2 Newspaper Typewritten Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Front page of a Red Army newspaper, "Go Forward to Attack the Enemy", 17/09/1943

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/381
• English, Hebrew
• pages 106 Diagram Memoirs Handwritten, original File
• Updated 10 years ago

Map of the wanderings of the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, a diagram of Asino camp where the siblings were interned, 1941, and memoirs of Alina Ilana Landau Karniel regarding the experiences of her family during the war - Diagram of Asino camp near Novosibirsk where the siblings Emil and Ilana Landau were interned, sketched by Emil Landau, 1941; - Map of the wanderings of the siblings, Emil and Ilana Landau from Warsaw to Eretz Israel, 1939-1943, drawn by Emil Landau, with a dedication to Ilana Landau, 07 September 1943; - Memoirs of Alina Ilana Land...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/382
• English, Hebrew
• pages 6 Diploma Personal documents Certification File
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documentation of Iosif Shenderovich, born in Romny, Ukraine, 1911, including confirmation of his military service in the Red Army, the murder of the members of his family during the war and more - Diploma awarding Iosif Shenderovich the degree of Electrical Engineer, granted in Kiev, 03 June 1940; - Marriage certificate for Iosif Shenderovich, born in Romny, Ukraine, 1911, and Faina Shenderovich, born in Aleksandriya, Ukraine, 1918, issued in Krasnograd, 18 February 1948; - Confirmation from the Leningrad Region Military Commissariat regarding the military service of Iosif Shendero...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/383
• English, Hebrew
• pages 6 Personal documents Handwritten, original Typewritten Original
• Updated 10 years ago

Personal documentation of Bella Sandler, born in Odessa, Ukraine, 1940, and her family members, including her parents' marriage certificate, her birth certificate, notification regarding the evacuation of her mother, and other documents; documents dated, 1931-1993 - Marriage certificate of Arkadiy Sandler and Rakhil Bengelsdorf, issued in Odessa, 24 February 1931; - Birth certificate of Bella Sandler (the daughter of Arkadiy and Rakhil), born in Odessa, 15 July 1940; - Request by Grigoriy Bengelsdorf to supply him the death certificate for his mother, Brukha Bengelsdorf, who died in Odessa,...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/384
• English, Hebrew
• pages 10 Personal documents Typewritten Original Handwritten, original
• Updated 10 years ago

Soviet passport of Reizel Veksler, born in Berdichev, Ukraine, 1905, issued in Berdichev, 20 December 1936, and documentation of Yelizaveta Veksler (the daughter of Reizel Veksler), regarding the family's experiences during the war Evacuation of the family from Berdichev, at the outbreak of the war (Reizel's husband stays in Berdichev in order to help organize the evacuation, and he is drafted into the Red Army); escape of Reizel Veksler to Rovenki, with her daughter and family members; escape to Razdorskaya; escape to Karabutak; death of Reizel Veksler in Karabutak, 24 January 1942; death ...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/385
• English, Hebrew
• pages 53 Personal documents List of soldiers Interview(s) Typewritten original Typewritten Original File
• Updated 10 years ago

Documentation regarding Matvey Likhterman, including confirmation of his service in the Red Army, being wounded at the front, receipt of medical treatment, and other documents, 1959-2010 - Confirmation that Matvey Likhterman served in the Red Army, 14 March 1941-19 May 1946, issued by the Military Komisariat in Roslavl, 12 November 1959; - Confirmation that Matvey Likhterman was wounded while serving at the front during the war, 02 August 1941, issued by the Museum of Military Medicine, 16 October 1969; - Confirmation that Red Army soldier Matvey Likhterman received medical treatment, 29 Ja...

• ארכיון יד ושם / Yad Vashem Archives
• O.32/386
• English, Hebrew
• pages 3 Personal documents File
• Updated 10 years ago

Permit from the Soviet Red Cross regarding the evacuation of Sara Orlovskaya and her two daughters from Seredina Buda to Mordovskaya ASSR, 24 August 1941, and a birth certificate for her daughter, Mira Orlovskaya, issued in Seredina Buda, 25 September 1939 - Permit from the Soviet Red Cross received by Mira Orlovskaya, 01 December 1997, containing information that her mother, Sara Orlovskaya, born in 1917, lived in Seredina Buda before the war and was evacuated to Lunga (in Mordovskaya ASSR) together with her two daughters, Asya, born in 1941, and Mira, born in 1939, on 24 August 1941 (the ...