Filed Under: Object Theme: Jewish Partisans

Rita Ginenskaya

Sometimes I cannot believe that a child’s memory can preserve all these memories of what my family and I endured. I was thirteen years old

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Partisan detachment

Photograph of four people in a partisan detachment dated February 1944. From left to right; commissar and commander of the detachment, Yeva Khmara, and Naum

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Esfir Morgenshtern

Esfir (Ester, Etia) Efimovna Morgenshtern (Morgenstern), nee Idel’chik, was born on April 8, 1923, in Minsk, Belorussia, U.S.S.R. to Inessa and Khamin Idel’chik. During the

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Leon Figa

Leon Figa was born on November 15, 1919, in Warsaw, Poland where his family owned a butcher shop. He had two older brothers, Shmuel and

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Slava Cymer

Slava Fintel, nee Cymer, was born on June 2, 1932,in Szarkowszczyzna, in Eastern Poland. She was the youngest of seven children. The Cymer family had

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Sophia Baranskaya

Sofia (Sophia) Baranskaya lived in a small town near Minsk with her husband, David Baransky, and their children, Misha and Emma. When the war started,

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Nata Andinysh

My mother, Dora Solomonovna Zuperman, was born in Minsk in 1916. Before the war, she worked as a teacher. When the war started in 1941,

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Vladimir Kovach

I served on a submarine depot ship when the war broke out. The passenger liner Volga was converted into a depot ship. The ship was

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Eva Gladkaya

Before the war, our family lived in the small town of Baranovka in the Zhitomir Region. When the Great Patriotic War started, the Germans drove

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Jewish Partisans

Bielski family camp, Naliboki Forest, German-occupied Belorussia, 1943. Yad Vashem: Courtesy of Leslie Bell from the Yehuda and Lola Bell (Bielski) Family Collection. Jewish Partisans

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