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  Jews of Kishinev and Vicinity
  
  By Ella Romm
  
  San Diego, California, 2017
  
  
  
  
  
  
  To my father Yuliy Vaysman
  
  
  
  
  Copyright No 2021 by Ella Romm
  ISBN 978-1-387-20123-5
  
  
  Introduction
  
  Dear Readers,
  
  My name is Ella Romm. I was born in 1966, in a small Russian town of the Rostov-on-Don region, named Sholokhovskiy. My father Yuliy Vaysman relocated to Sholokhovskiy from Kishinev, Moldova, where he was born, spent his childhood and early adulthood. In 1993, my family immigrated to the United States. I had been living in New York for 15 years and then moved to San Diego, California in 2007. My passion for genealogy started with building my own family tree in 2010. I was inspired by the stories heard from my father and his mother Anna Meites. When I decided to expand to a wider Kishinev family tree, the research was inflated to all the relatives by marriages. Now, there are more than 5200 people in my tree. More than half of them are from Bessarabia.
  
  As a result of my genealogical studies, several books were published. 'My Jewish Bessarabian Roots' (two volumes about Vaysman and Meites families) and 'Eliyahu Meitus: A Grandniece's Book about a Hebrew Poet'. I also published my father's memoirs 'From Bessarabia to...'
  
  My tree has over 1800 records of birth, marriage, and death. Many records in this book were collected from these websites:
  
  yadvashem.org
  jewishgen.org
  ancestry.com
  geni.com
  myheritage.com
  
  Yad Vashem is Israel's official memorial to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust (Shoa in Hebrew), established in 1953.
  Yad Vashem collects data mostly provided by the victims' relatives. Their testimonials give incredible information not only about the victims but on their families as well.
  
  JewishGen is an international electronic resource for Jewish genealogy founded in 1987. It was the main source of records in my tree. As a volunteer, I helped JewishGen in recording translation from Russian to English. I also participated in the Famous Bessarabian People project and translated materials about the Kishinev ghetto. In many cases, I used help from my husband Michael Romm, who also took part in the publishing of this book.
  
  The other three websites are online genealogy platforms that give users the opportunity to create family trees and search billions of global historical records.
  
  I also collected information from other people's researches or just from surfing the web.
  
  The people in my tree can be divided into two groups: the long-time residents of Kishinev and those who moved into the city from the other towns and shtetels more recently. Mostly, those migrations happened at the turn of the 20th century due to marriages or in attempts to improve the quality of life.
  
  Today Kishinev is the capital and the largest city of the Republic of Moldova. However, throughout its history, the city belonged to a number of counties. Since its foundation in 1436, it was a part of the Principality of Moldavia under the suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire; from 1812 to 1918 - the capital of Bessarabia, a province of Russia; from 1918 to 1940 - a provincial town of Romania; from 1940 to 1991 - the capital of Moldavian Republic of the USSR. First Jewish families appeared in Moldova in the 14th or 15th centuries. There are no reliable documents from those times that I could locate. Therefore this book will cover the period from the end of the 18th century to the end of World War Two.
  
  Brides and grooms were arriving in Kishinev from the towns of Bessarabia, Ukraine, Belorussia, and even Litva. Besides Kishinev, many other cities and shtetls are mentioned in my tree.
  
  There are about 300 different last names in the tree. Most of them are typical Jewish names, but some look more Ukrainian or Russian, even though they belong to Jews: Chernenko, Krutologov, Lopatin, Vodovoz, Yeshanov, Khromchenko, Starikov, Beznos, etc.
  
  The rest of the book will focus on some families that lived in or moved to Kishinev. My goal is to help those who are looking for their roots in the area. I will appreciate any feedback and I am available to answer any questions you may have. My email address is queenstory@gmail.com. You may also find me on Facebook as Ella Romm.
  
  
  Сhapter 1. The Families in My Tree
  
  I already said that some families have lived in Kishinev from generation to generation while others moved to the city from near-by or far-away places. Many families were large and extended and kept close relationships with each other.
  
  
  
  The Vaysmans' family (1950s)
  
  
  Here is the list of some Kishinev residents' last names from my tree:
  
  
  
  
  Averbuch
  Barman
  Beykelman
  Boiukanskiy
  Breytburd
  Brokhman
  Bunfeld
  Buzhaker
  Chernenko
  Daylis
  Dobrin
  Dorfman
  Finkel
  Gaygold
  Gekker
  Goldenberg
  Goldenshtein
  Goresht
  Goykhman
  Kachkileyer
  Kigel
  Kaynarskiy
  Kaminetzkiy
  Khvadkovskiy
  Kleiman
  Kovsman
  Kraevskiy
  Krutorogov
  Liberant
  Lopatin
  Merems
  Merishenskiy
  Milshtein
  Mordkovich
  Muchnik
  Neyman
  Nudelman
  Obershtein
  Patlazhan
  Pereshenskiy
  Precupetz
  Pitkis
  Prilik
  Rabinovich
  Raznoschyk
  Richter
  Roysman
  Royzman
  Shaevich
  Sheinfeld
  Sherman
  Shkolnik
  Shoikhit
  Shor
  Shteren
  Shuyman
  Sirkiz
  Tabachnik
  Takhman
  Takmazheiskiy
  Talmazkiy
  Teper
  Tsipkis
  Vayzberg
  Vodovoz
  Yeshanov
  Zaidman
  Zeltzer
  Zeyliker
  Zilberter
  Zonis
  
  And now for some examples of these families.
  
  
  
  Averbuch
  
  Yehuda Leib Averbuch was born in about 1790 and his son Yankel - in 1817. Yankel married twice because his first wife died. He had 7 children, one of whom was Geynikh Averbuch. Geynikh's daughter Tseytl was my great-grandmother and a mother of the Hebrew poet Eliyahu Meitus. Averbuchs were a well-known and wealthy family but there were other families by the same last name in Kishinev.
  
  
  Brokhman
  
  One of the oldest families in my tree is Brokhmans. Gershko Brokhman was born in about 1760 and his son Moshko - in about 1790. Moshko had at least 5 children and 11 grandchildren. One of the grandkids was Nakhman Brokhman (1847-1913). He and his wife Nekhama had 7 children. Their extended family also had a lot of kids but many perished in Holocaust.
  
  
  Dobrin
  
  
  
  A screenshot from my family tree on ancestry.com
  
  
  The Dobrins family was decimated by the Holocaust. The stars of David on the tree leaves in my book represent those who did not survive World War Two.
  
  
  Zonis
  
  The Zonis family is one of the largest in my tree. Volf Zeev Zonis was born in 1780. One of his grandchildren, Yankel (1834-1907), had 12 kids and 29 grandkids.
  
  
  
  
  Goresht
  
  Another big Kishinev family was Goreshts. Gershko Goresht was born in about 1780, his son Yos - in 1818. Yos was a vendor of salt and had 6 children. One of his grandchildren Moishe Duvid Goresht had a grocery store on the corner of Armyanskaya and Leovskaya Streets.
  
  
  Moishe Duvid Goresht
  
  
  Moishe Duvid had a typical Jewish family with many children.
  
  
  
  Goreshts' Family
  
  
  And now on some of the families of those who moved to Kishinev from other places at the turn of the 20th century:
  
  Goldner - Akkerman (now, Belgorod Dnestrovskiy), Ukraine
  Shapiro - Akkerman, Ukraine
  Zamelevich - Annopol, Ukraine
  Fridman - Balta, Ukraine
  Gezler - Balta, Ukraine
  Meites - Balta, Ukraine
  Nikelshourg - Bendery, Moldova
  Paskar - Bendery, Moldova
  Pivovar - Bendery, Moldova
  Rotner - Bendery, Moldova
  Trakhtenbraut - Bendery, Moldova
  Vaysman - Bendery, Moldova
  Fleyshman - Berdichev, Ukraine
  Ortenderg - Berdichev, Ukraine
  Shapochnik - Berdichev, Ukraine
  Raber - Berezhnits, Ukraine
  Mayevskiy - Belts, Moldova
  Vershanskiy - Bogopol (Pervomaysk), Ukraine
  Budnitskiy - Borshchagovka, Ukraine
  Fishenson - Bratslav, Ukraine
  Shpigel - Bulboka, Moldova
  Tamari - Chernovitz, Ukraine
  Belotserkovskiy - Dubosari, Moldova
  Shpolyanskiy - Dubosari, Moldova
  Yankelevich - Dubosari, Moldova
  Cogan - Dubosary, Moldova
  Tomashin - Dubosari, Moldova
  Radunskiy - Eyshishok, Lithuania
  Okslen - Faleshti, Moldova
  Oleynik - Faleshti, Moldova
  Shaikler - Faleshti, Moldova
  Trachtman - Gancheshty, Moldova
  Garber - Gancheshty, Moldova
  Orlovich - Grodno, Belarus
  Berkovich - Iassy, Romania
  Koyfman - Kharkiv, Ukraine
  Broytman - Kalarash, Moldova
  Duvidson - Khmelnik, Ukraine
  Perelman - Khotin, Ukraine
  Vainshtein - Khotin, Ukraine
  Shister - Khotin, Ukraine
  Koyfman - Kodima, Ukraine
  Koren - Komargorod, Ukraine
  Maizlish - Koretz, Ukraine
  Laptinzon - Krasnyansky, ?
  Vayner - Lanovets, Ukraine
  Giterman - Leova, Moldova
  Zekler - Lepel, Belarus
  Rudey - Lipovetz, Ukraine
  Reshetilov-Goldenberg -
  Mogilev Podilskiy, Ukraine
  Levin - Mikhalpol, Ukraine
  Gekerman - Muravano-Kirilovets - ?
  Khromchenko - Novomirgorod, Ukraine
  Grinberg - Odessa, Ukraine
  Fishman - Oligopol, Ukraine
  Monzon - Oligopol, Ukraine
  Berkovich - Orgeev, Moldova
  Bronshteyn - Orgeev, Moldova
  Kamisher - Orgeev, Moldova
  Kivinshteyn - Orgeev, Moldova
  Kogan, - Orgeev, Moldova
  Kriuliyansky - Orgeev, Moldova
  Polinkovskiy - Orgeev, Moldova
  Shapirо - Orgeev, Moldova
  Vaysman - Dubosary, Moldova
  Averbuch - Dubosary, Moldova
  Belotserkovskiy - Dubosary, Moldova
  Froimovich - Peschanka, Ukraine
  Pekker - Peschanka, Ukraine
  Starikov - Peschanka, Ukraine
  Schiff - Vilna (Podberezny), Lithuania
  Barinstein - Rezina, Moldova
  Malamud - Rezina, Moldova
  Averbuch-Khazen - Romanovka, Moldova
  Zaslaver - Shargorod, Ukraine
  Petrovskiy - Skvira, Ukraine
  Akselrud - Soroki, Moldova
  Lerner - Staro-Sinyav, Ukraine
  Tsubis - Talnov, Ukraine
  Soroker - Teleneshty, Moldova
  Dantsker - Teleneshty, Moldova
  Moldavskiy - Tiraspol, Moldova
  Kanchik - Tiraspol, Moldova
  Lantsman - Torgovitsa, Ukraine
  Keyser - Tuzora (Calarasi), Moldova
  Bortnik - Tuzora, Moldova
  Berenshteyn - Uman, Ukraine
  Beznos - Vad-Rashkov, Moldova
  Danik - Vad-Rashkov, Moldova
  Litvak - Vakhnovka, Ukraine
  Taksar - Vakhnovka, Ukraine
  Amerling - Vapniarca, Ukraine
  Podolskiy - Vasilkov, Ukraine
  Landa - Vertushani, Moldova
  Felman - Vonkovtsy, Ukraine
  Vilyanskiy - Yampol, Ukraine
  Nuzbrach - Yassy, Romania
  Sharaga - Yassy, Romania
  Kaganerov - Yustingorod, Ukraine
  Oradovskiy - Zvenigrad, -?
  Vidgorovich - ? Romania
  
  
  These are some examples of the new-coming families.
  
  
  Koyfman
  
  Gersh Koyfman (1888-1945) from Kharkiv married Kenya Vaysman from Bendery. They moved to Kishinev in about 1915. Their 2 children died in infancy. Even though the families in the past had many kids, not all of them lived to the reproductive age. Children died mainly from infections, including tuberculosis.
  
  Gersh's wife Kenya died early and he married her sister Rivka and had 6 more children with her, one of whom died from tuberculosis at the age of 19.
  
  
  
  The Koyfmans' Family (about 1920)
  
  
  Trachtman
  
  Yankel Meir Trachtman (1875) from Gancheshty was married to Rosya Vaysman from Bendery. They had 6 children but one died in infancy. Yankel was badly injured during WW1 and died in 1918. Then Rosya with the children moved to Kishinev where her brothers lived.
  
  
  
  The Trachtmans' Family (about 1903)
  
  Belotserkovskiy
  
  Belotserkovskiys moved to Kishinev from Dubossari. Almost total family perished in Holocaust as you can see looking at the stars of David.
  
  
  
  A screenshot from my family tree on ancestry.com
  
  
  Podolskiy
  
  The Podolskiy family originated from Vasilkov shtetel. You can see the extent of child mortality in the family. Sad kids' faces represent children who died before reaching teen age. Zelman Podolskiy died of convulsions. He was just 10 days old. His brother died several days after birth. He was not named.
  
  
  
  A screenshot from my family tree on ancestry.com
  
  
  I searched for the genealogy of these families and, in some cases, was able to go back in time all the way to the 1760s.
  
  Finally, the other last names from my tree are Aginskiy, Anchelovich, Abramovich, Bakhil, Barankin, Benderskiy, Berkman, Bernshtein, Breytmon, Brodskiy, Bronfman, Fuks, Gikman, Kleydman, Dayan, Dvortman, Faelovich, Gertz, Ginsburg, Glantz, Glucha, Goldman, Grobokopatel, Gerevich, Heyfetz, Itskovich, Katz, Keymakh, Keyzer, Khamilkis, Kotlyar, Kroyter, Lanitsman, Lekhshteyn, Lesnik, Limberker, Litmanovich, Makhet, Morkovskiy, Moveremskiy, Naechovich, Peresecinskiy, Scherbelis, Shainfeld, Shilt, Stolyar, Strizhan, Strunis, Soybelman, Zisman. These names appeared scarcely in my tree, and I am not sure about their origins.
  
  
  Chapter 2. The pogroms
  
  There were two major pogroms in Kishinev, then the capital of the Bessarabia Governorate of the Russian Empire. The first one took place in 1903, and a second, smaller pogrom, in 1905.
  
  The infamous 1903 Kishinev pogrom, known as the pogrom on the Asian Street, was triggered by the murder of a 14-years-old boy. The newspaper "Bessarabetz" blamed the Jews. (As Wikipedia suggests, 49 people were killed, 586 were wounded or injured and over 1500 houses that made up one-third of the households in Kishinev were destroyed.) The Kishinev pogrom received a great public outcry in Europe and Russia at the beginning of the 20th century. A writer L. Tolstoy and professors of the Moscow University V. Vernadsky and S. Troubetzkoy accused the Russian rulers of acquiescence of the murderers.
  
  The second pogrom happened on October 19th and 20th of 1905. This pogrom began as a political protest against the tsar but turned into an attack on the Jews. According to Wikipedia, 19 people were killed and 56 injured, however, I found a longer list of the murdered:
  
  1. Sarah Boyukanskiy
  2. Barenboim, the daughter of Meir (age 1 year)
  3. Bronshteyn Abraham Zvi, son of Ephraim
  4. Bronshteyn, his wife Feiga
  5. Bronshteyn Esther, their daughter, was killed at the residence of the Armenian Bishop
  6. Glembotskiy Leib, son of Irakhmil
  7. Abraham Gorenshtein (Haim), son of Tzvi Leyb
  8. Goykhman Yisrael Yakov
  9. Gerovich Pinkhas
  10. Gaygold Nachum
  11. Gaygold Pesakh
  12 Dorfman Shimon
  13. Zlotnitckiy Feiga, the daughter of Shlomo (age-3 months)
  14. Khmelnitskiy Shane
  15. Cogan Leib
  16. Makadzyuk (?) Noah
  17. Sapovich, daughter of Nisel (age-7 months)
  18. Prokupets Avigdor
  19. Feldman Meir, son of Yehoshua (age 3 years)
  20. Frymer, Moshe Shalom
  21. Perelman Yakov Shmuel
  22. Zimerman Meir Tzvi
  23. Zimerman Golda, his wife
  24. Rabinovich Eliyahu
  25. Eliezer Rozhinskiy
  26. Sheynker Nahum
  27. Shohat Leib
  28. Stern Yakov Leib
  29. ? Meir Mendel
  30. ? Yankel
  31. Unknown
  32. Unknown
  
  Working on my global Kishinev families free, I ran into a family with an unusual last name, Gaygold. Sander Gaygold was born in 1831 in Kishinev. He had at least 5 children who were born during the time period of about 30 years: Genya (1864), Shmil Gersh (1867), Peysakh (1875), Nuchim (1889), and Khaim (1891). All the children but one got married. Genya became Fishman and got 3 kids, Shmil Gersh had 6, Peysakh - 3, Nuchim - 2. I did not find any children for Khaim; most likely, he died before the child conceiving age. There was a high rate of child mortality at the time. Genya lost her daughter Dvora (1900) at just 1 year of age, possibly of a childhood infection. Shmil Gersh lost two sons: Layb (1901) who died when he was a one year old of whooping cough, and Ikhel (1900), who died at 5.
  
  Then I discovered that Peysakh and Nuchim died on the same day, October 20th, 1905. The cause of death was not shown on the death certificate. However, the second Jewish pogrom had taken place exactly on that date. I just needed some proof that the deaths were related to it. Only recently I discovered their names in a list of people killed during the pogrom. But it is not the end of the sad story.
  
  Both wives of the brothers Peysakh and Nuchim were pregnant at the time their husbands were killed. Peysakh's wife Tauba Shaposhnik gave birth to a boy named after his dead father Peysakh. He died just 7 months old. It was Tauba's second marriage. She already lost her first husband Yankel Podolskiy (born in 1870) and her daughter (born in 1897). The girl died right after her birth and was not named. After Nuchim's death, his wife Pinya Brokhman gave birth to a son also named Nuchim after his murdered father. This boy survived but his older brother Sender (1900) did not, he died at the age of five.
  
  There were many other pogroms in different places of Bessarabia.
  Only in 1904, there were several of them in the different cities:
  May 1 Bendery (5 Jews killed; large loss of property, mob disperses as soon as it hears the Governor's telegram ordering the Cossacks to fire)
  May 30 Khotin (100 Jews wounded; principal synagogue demolished)
  Sep. 4 Alexandrovo (Riot during mobilization of troops)
  Sep. 4 Kishinev (Riot during mobilization of troops)
  1Sep. 4 Lilvinovka (Litvinovka?) (Riot during mobilization of troops)
  14-May Kishinev
  Aug. ? Rishkan (Completely demolished)
  Aug. 15 Sirdi (I did not find this place) (Many Jews killed; all the shops of the Jewish quarter looted, Jews offer resistance; troops passive during a ten days' massacre)
  Sep. 4 Kishinev (4 Jews killed; 80 wounded funeral procession attacked by troops and the police)
  Oct. 26 Bayramcha (Akkerman) (8 killed; 5 wounded; loss, 300,000 rubles)
  Nov. 1 Kishinev (35 Jews and 13 Christians killed; 100 Jews and 40 Christians injured; loss 300,000 rubles self-defense active)
  Nov. 5 Akkerman
  Nov. 5 Tchutchuleny (Ciuciuleni ?) (All Jewish property destroyed, peasants defend the Jews, and kill the soldier who instigated the riot)
  Nov. 7 Kalarash (100 Jews killed; 80 wounded; the whole town burnt to the ground: loss, 2,000,000 rubles)
  Nov. 19 Kishinev (Many shops looted and burnt; many Jews killed and wounded, desperate resistance by Jewish youths supported by Christian students)
  Nov. 24 Akkerman (Many killed)
  Nov. 30 Ismail
  Dec. ? Lilvinovka (Linvinovka) (6 families suffer; loss, 5,180 rubles)
  
  
  
  
  Chapter 3. Kishinev Ghetto
  
  
  The Kishinev ghetto was established on July 25, 1941. It was one of the first ordinances issued by the Kishinev military commander Colonel D. Tudos. The so-called "bottom" area of the city, originally inhabited mostly by Jews, was selected for the ghetto. The area was surrounded by a high wooden fence with two secure checkpoints.
  
  About 100 Christian families were still living in their homes on the territory of the ghetto. Also, some industrial facilities continued to operate there. Moving in and out of the ghetto was possible for non-Jews only and for the people with special permits. Jews could leave the ghetto only by organized groups under military escort for a variety of forced labor.
  
  The ghetto was occupied by about 11,000 Jews remaining in Kishinev. Most of them were extremely poor, that is why they decided to stay in town and not evacuated with the others. The Ghetto was governed by a Board of 20 people through whom the interaction with the military command of the city occurred. But mostly, people were abandoned to their fate. In order not to starve to death, they had to sell the last possessions they managed to save from looting in the early days of the seizure of the city. Trade was permitted in the ghetto; farmers were allowed to sell food to the Jews. Kishinev Jews were locked up in the ghetto for several awful months and then deported to camps on the other side of the Dniester River where most of them found their deaths.
  
  Although most of the Bessarabian Jews were murdered across the Dniester River, in Transnistria, isolated cases of massacres took place in Kishinev.
  
  There are several cases described in the work "Cartea Neagră. Suferinţele evreilor din România 1940-1944" published in Bucharest in 1947.
  
  On August 1, 1941, a German lieutenant came to the chairman of the community of the Kishinev ghetto and demanded 250 men and 200 women for labor. Jews were gathered at the appointed time and a German officer accompanied by three soldiers, came to make the selection, choosing mostly intellectuals and attractive women (for that, according to the written statement by a witness, even binoculars were used), then he left with the group of 450 Jews. In the evening of the same day only 39 old Jews returned and stated that the remaining 411 people were shot near Visterniceni. The survivors were sent back to report this event.
  
  On August 7 and 8, 1941, a road inspector came to the ghetto and demanded 500 men to work on the construction of a Ghidighici. The requested number of Jews were allocated to him, as well as another 25 women for food preparation. About a week later only 100 who were unable to work anymore returned, while the remaining 425 had never come back.
  
  The Second World War radically changed the appearance of Kishinev and the ethnic composition of the city inhabitants. If the pre-war Kishinev could definitely be called Jewish (40% of the population were Jews), in the early years of the war virtually no Jews were left there. After the war, the Jewish population returned to the city from the evacuation, but Kishinev has never become what it once was. The Jewish community of Kishinev was almost completely destroyed; the Nazis killed 53,000 of the city's 65,000 inhabitants.
  
  
  
  Some names and the fate of the Ghetto inmate I was able to find on the Internet, mostly Yad Vashem. My list consists of the last and first names (if known), birthday or age, and other useful information.
  
  There are the sources I used:
  List of Jews deported from the Kishinev ghetto to Transnistria, May 23, July 10, and November 6, 1942.
  Lists of Jews, Kishinev ghetto, 1941
  List of remaining Jews with special authorization.
  'Memories of the Holocaust: Kishinev 1941-1944' by Dr. Aroni
  List of Jews in Kishinev district, May 20, 1942
  List of Persecuted persons found in List of Jews from Kishinev deported to Golta, 1942.
  "The German- Romanian atrocities in Kishinev" by L Bazarov
  List of Persecuted persons found in List of Jews who converted to Christianity, Kishinev nekropol.com
  "Romanian Holocaust pages' by Alexander Vishnevetskii
  'Ghetto Kishinev, the final pogrom' By David. Doron
  "Black book" by Matias Karp
  
  I also used lists of patients from Ghetto hospital and orphanage:
  
  Aba, Surca - Deported
  Abramovich,? - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Abramovich, Leiba - Persecuted
  Abramov-Voinov, B - Ghetto inmate, physician, committed suicide
  Achelino, Paulina - Persecuted
  Ackerman, David - Deported
  Ackerman, Lia - Deported
  Aizenberg, X, 1905
  Akselrud, Shmul Itsko - Fate unknown
  Akselrud, Mariem Rivka - Fate unknown
  Alder, Sirca - Deported
  Allerman,? - Ghetto inmate
  Anisfeld, Emanoil - Persecuted
  Apotecher, Misha - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Apotecher, Ida - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Apotecher, Sara - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Apotecher, Suma - Persecuted
  Apotecher, Sura - Deported
  Ashkenazy, Vladimir, 50 - Persecuted
  Atatch, Roza - Ghetto inmate
  Averbuch, Usher, 1870 - Most likely ghetto
  Averbuch, Natan, 1898 - Most likely ghetto, lawyer
  Averbuch, Sara, 1886 - Ghetto inmate
  Babad, E - journalist
  Babich, L - physician
  Badas, Yosif, 62 - Jews with special authorization, tailor
  Badas, Manea, 30 - Jews with special authorization
  Badas, Vladimir, 13 - Jews with special authorization
  Badas, Zlota, 60 - Jews with special authorization
  Bagdanovskiу, ? - Ghetto inmate, father of Efim
  Bagdanovskiy, ? - Ghetto inmate, grandmother of Efim
  Bagdanovskiy,? - Ghetto inmate, mother of Efim
  Bagdanovskiy, Efim
  Bagdanovskiy,? - Ghetto inmate, sister of Efim
  Balaban, Nicolay - Persecuted
  Barbalat, Alex, 56 - Deported
  Barcaru, Boris - Persecuted
  Barinstein, Samuil, 1894 - Ghetto inmate, lawyer
  Barinstein, Frida, about 1901 - Ghetto inmate
  Barinstein, Many, about 1941 - Ghetto inmate
  Belfer, Schoi - Deported
  Berkovich, Ruhlya - Deported
  Berkovich, Gersh - sick, myocarditis
  Berkovich, Bina - Ghetto inmate
  Berkovich, Yosif David, 38 - Deported
  Berman, ? - Ghetto inmate, was medical intern in ghetto
  Berman, Aneta - Deported
  Berman, Mikhail - Deported
  Berman, Etea - sick, aortitis
  Berman, Sulamit - sick, blue disease child
  Berman, Gabriela, 1897 - Persecuted
  Berman, Mihel Mikhail, 1900 - Persecuted
  Berman, Monica Sulamfa, 1934 - Persecuted
  Bernatskiy, Freida - Persecuted
  Bernatskiy, Sioma - sick, typhoid fever child
  Bersacovskiy, Ion - Deported
  Bertman, Isel - Deported
  Bikman, Isidor - Ghetto inmate
  Binder, Ana - Deported
  Blanaru, Rozali - Persecuted
  Blank ? - Shot
  Bliznius, Ida, 42 - Deported
  Boiukanskiy, Itsic - Deported
  Boserman, ? - Ghetto inmate
  Bragar, Claudia, 21 - Deported, baptized in 1940 in order to marry
  Bragar, Nahum - sick, infection
  Bragar, Coca - Hospital personnel, nurse
  Bragom, Lia - Deported
  Brokhman, Alla, 1940 - Ghetto inmate
  Brokhman, Khaya, 1877 - Ghetto inmate
  Brokhman, Klara, 1908 - Ghetto inmate
  Brokhman, Solomon, 13 Feb 1901 - Ghetto inmate
  Bruch, Mina - Deported
  Bruchyn, Nina - Persecuted
  Brustin, Maria, 14 - Deported
  Brustin, Silvia, 18 - Deported
  Bukshpan, Isac - Deported, sick with scleroderma
  Buicanskiy, Nuhim - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Bundus, Sura - Persecuted
  Bundus, Leyb, 57 - Jews with special authorization, engineer, disabled veteran
  Bundus, Sabina, 45 - Jews with special authorization
  Burtu, Nicolay - Deported
  Butusel, Tamara - Persecuted
  Cahan, Iancu - Deported
  Cainareanu, Mintea - Persecuted
  Caizerman, Yosif Gersh - Persecuted
  Calancea, Luheria - Persecuted
  Calancea, Marina - Persecuted
  Calancea, Mikhail - Persecuted
  Calancea, Nadya - Persecuted
  Calancea, Nina - Persecuted
  Calancea, Vladimir - Persecuted
  Calpaci, Fenea, 47 - Deported
  Calpaci, Iacob, 32 - Deported
  Camasov, Larisa - Persecuted
  Camasov, Mikhail - Persecuted
  Camasov, Sofia - Persecuted
  Capitel, Avram - Ghetto inmate
  Carmin, George - Persecuted
  Carmin, Fanya - Persecuted
  Carp, Frima - sick, senile
  Catovskiy, Paulina - Persecuted
  Chervinskiy, Samuil, 27 May 1927 - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Chervinskiy, Shraga, 1921 - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Chervinskiy, David - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Chervinskiy, Clara - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Chervinskiy, ? - Deported
  Chervinsckiy, David - Persecuted
  Chervinskiy, A - Ghetto inmate, cantor
  Chipervaser , Tatyana, 1916 - Persecuted
  Chisilov, Sofia - Persecuted
  Chitis, Solomon - Persecuted
  Chiachir, Matus - Deported, sick with endocarditis
  Chichevskiy, Eleonor - Persecuted
  Chicolo, Regina - Deported
  Chiocan, Raisa - persecute
  Chiomartan, Eugenia - Persecuted
  Chiovinskiy, Clara - Deported
  Cleiman, Haya - Deported, sick with typhoid fever, child
  Cleiman, Tanya - Deported
  Coblic, Brana, 1905 - Ghetto inmate
  Cogan, Aron - Ghetto inmate
  Cohn, ? - Ghetto inmate, Cohn Marku's wife, tried to escape
  Cohn, Marku - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Coifman, Boris, 22 - Deported
  Cojusner, Abram - Deported
  Corbivcher, Maria - Persecuted
  Corbivcher, Ruhlea - sick, pulmonary abscess
  Cornea, Paula - Ghetto inmate
  Corotchin, Reiza Ita - Persecuted
  Cozia, Zina - Deported
  Cresea, Torban - Ghetto inmate
  Cristal, ? - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Cuperman, David - sick with paraplegia
  Damber, Sprine - Deported
  Davidovich, Motel, 52 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted, former Member of Parliament (Sfatu Cerii)
  Davidovich, Ester, 47 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted
  Davidovich, Marian, 13 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted
  Davidovich, Mindl, 17 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted
  Dehman, Ditlea - Persecuted
  Delcatovich, Lyubov - Persecuted
  Dimitru, Sili - Ghetto inmate
  Dobruskina, Revecca, 68 - teacher
  Dogot, Elisabet - Persecuted
  Doich, Baruch Moshe - member of the Ghetto underground
  Donsco, Aneta - Persecuted
  Dorf, Sima - Deported
  Draisman, Moise, 45 - Jews with special authorization, former clerk, baptized in 1920, married to baptized
  Draisman, Olga, 43 - Jews with special authorization
  Dubinskiy, Esdras, 1894 - Persecuted
  Dubinskiy, Lucia, 1903 - Persecuted
  Dulinskiy, Eva - Deported
  Fleisher, Eugenia Ariadna - Persecuted
  Dziubic, Sonia - Persecuted
  Edrinov, Evgenia - Persecuted
  Efinciuc, Hana - Persecuted
  Efruse, Ides, 72 - Jews with special authorization
  Eitis, Sendlea - Deported, sick typhoid fever
  Eizner, Ernst, 48 - Jews with special authorization, clerk, reserve officer
  Eizner, Puiu Artur, 14 - Jews with special authorization
  Eizner, Anna, 43 - Jews with special authorization
  Elcianinov, Eugenia - Persecuted
  Elgurt, Josif - sick, typhoid fever child
  Ergiu, Viktor, 7 - Jews with special authorization, baptized
  Ergiu, Fania, 33 - Jews with special authorization, baptized
  Ergiu, Stefania, 1908 - Persecuted
  Ergust, Yosif - Deported
  Eugen, Evgenie - Persecuted
  Fainerman, Estera - Persecuted
  Fainerman, Solomon Emanoil, 1899 - Persecuted
  Fainerman, Anna, 1899 - Persecuted
  Feiderman, Ester - Deported, sick with typhoid fever
  Feighin, Dina, 68 - Deported
  Feighin, Hana, 30 - Deported
  Feighin, Haya, 32 - Deported
  Feighin, Pinkus, 35 - Deported
  Feighin, Shifra, 43 - Deported
  Feldman, Ida - Ghetto inmate
  Feldman, Sulim - Deported, sick with paraplegia
  Felis, Elizabet, 1908 - Persecuted
  Feodorov, Zarina, 43 - Deported
  Ferber, Bercu - Deported
  Finkelshtein, Moishe, 40 - Deported
  Fisman, Abi - Persecuted
  Fitov, Raisa - Persecuted
  Fleiderman, Manea - Deported
  Fleiderman, Ester - sick, typhoid fever child
  Fleisher, Zina - Ghetto inmate
  Flexor-Khazar-, Erlikh,? - Ghetto inmate, Agronomist, committed suicide
  Flexor-Khazar-Erlikh, S - Ghetto inmate, physician, committed suicide
  Fradis, Alexandr - Persecuted
  Fradis, Basiba - Persecuted
  Fradis, Raisa - Persecuted
  Fradis, Samson - Persecuted
  Fradis, Grigorie - Hospital personnel, surgeon with wife and 3 children
  Fradis, Alexandr, 1925 - Persecuted
  Fradis, Marga, 1900 - Persecuted
  Fradis, Valentin, 1890 - Persecuted
  Fruchter, David, 1891 - bookeeper, deported to Transnistria
  Fruchter, Sima, 1894 - Deported
  Furer, Tatyana - Persecuted
  Furer, Haim - Deported
  Furer, Sofia - Hospital personnel, nerse
  Furer, Sili - sick, scarlet fever, child
  Galperin, ? - Ghetto inmate with family
  Galperin, Lazar - Persecuted
  Galperin, Rasela - Persecuted
  Galperin, Lucian, 1897 - Persecuted
  Galperin, Magdalena, 1907 - Persecuted
  Gamza, S - Ghetto inmate, teacher, with family
  Gelman, ? - Ghetto inmate, Gelman's wife
  Gelman, ? - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Ghelman, Elena - Persecuted
  Ghelman, Clara, 8 - Orphan, gastroenteritis
  Ghelman, Adela - 11 - Orphan, trichophytia
  Gheorvich, Maria, 1923 - Persecuted
  Ghermann, ? - Ghetto inmate
  Gherovich, Emilia - Persecuted
  Gherovich, Marius - Persecuted
  Gherovich, Zita - Persecuted
  Gherovich, Colpasi - hospital personnel, pharmacist with wife
  Gherovich, ? - hospital personnel, Gherovich Mendel's child
  Gherovich, Mendel - hospital personnel, physician with wife and 2 children
  Gherovich, Alexander - Persecuted
  Gherovich, Emilia, 1895 - Persecuted
  Gherovich, Jean 1928 - Persecuted
  Ghershcovich, ? - sick, pulmonary tuberculosis
  Gherstein, ? - Ghetto inmate, Cherstein's daughter, tried to escape
  Gherstein, ? - Ghetto inmate, Cherstein's son, tried to escape
  Gherstein, ? - Ghetto inmate, Cherstein's wife, tried to escape
  Gherstein - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Gherstein, Atervyk, 1930 - Persecuted
  Gherstein, Charna - Persecuted
  Gherstein, Ghendri - Persecuted
  Gherstein, Mikhaile, 1892 - Persecuted
  Gherstein, Moise - Persecuted
  Gherstein, Raisa, 1896 - Persecuted
  Gifeisman, ? - Ghetto inmate, physician committed
  Gisifiner, ? - Ghetto inmate, Gisifiner's brother with family
  Gisifiner, I - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Gohtenstein, Mira - Deported
  Goldenberg, A - Ghetto inmate, school principal
  Goldenshtein, Mikhai, about 1890 Most likely ghetto
  Goldenshtein, Haika, about 1890 - Most likely ghetto
  Goldman, B - 1885 - Ghetto inmate
  Goldshtein, Solomon, 50 - Ghetto inmate
  Goldshtein, Beila, 50 - Ghetto inmate
  Goldshtein, Ada, 18 - Ghetto inmate
  Goldshtein, Yasha, 15 - Ghetto inmate
  Golsmid, Avram - Deported
  Golubov, Maria - Persecuted
  Gorembuch, Etia - Persecuted
  Gorembuch, Frida - Persecuted
  Gorembuch, Yosif - Persecuted
  Gorembuch, Sara - Persecuted
  Gorenbuch, Yosif - Hospital personnel, chief physician of the hospital
  Gorenbuch, ? - Hospital personnel, Gorenbuch Yosif's child
  Gorenbuch, ? - Hospital personnel, Gorenbuch Yosif's child
  Gorenbuch, ? - Hospital personnel, Gorenbuch Yosif's child
  Gorenbuch, ? - Hospital personnel, Gorenbuch Yosif's wife
  Gorenbuch, Etia, 1930 - Persecuted
  Gorenbuch, Yosef, 1895 - Persecuted
  Gorenbuch, Marta, 1901 - Persecuted
  Gorenbuch, Silvia - Persecuted
  Gorenshtein, ? - Ghetto inmate, Gorenshtein L's wife
  Gorenshtein, L - Ghetto inmate
  Gorenshtein, Mikhail, 1879 - Persecuted
  Goresht, Moshe Duvid, 1864 - Most likely ghetto
  Goresht, Chana, about 1865
  Gorshtein, ? - shot
  Grabdrug, E - Ghetto inmate, lawyer
  Graboys, Mikhail, 42 - Ghetto inmate
  Graboys, Polina, 40 - Ghetto inmate
  Graboys, Sima, 14 - Ghetto inmate
  Grescenco, Esfir - Persecuted
  Grinderg, Mochin - sick, acute nephritis
  Grinfeld, ? - Ghetto inmate, Grinfeld L's brother
  Grinfeld, ? - Ghetto inmate, Grinfeld L's brother
  Grinfeld, ? - Ghetto inmate, Grinfeld L's wife
  Grinfeld, Sofia - Ghetto inmate, physician, committed suicide
  Grinfeld, L - Ghetto inmate, publisher
  Grinshpun, M - Ghetto inmate, sculptor, philanthropist
  Grinshpun,? - Hospital personnel, Grinshpun Shloma's wife
  Grinshpun, Shloma - Hospital personnel, undertaker
  Grobdruk, E - Ghetto inmate, shot
  Grusman, Nutzi - Persecuted
  Guleac, Eflmie - Persecuted
  Haisenberg, Moshu - Deported
  Hancu, Eugenia - Persecuted
  Hershcovich, Clara - Deported
  Hess, H - Ghetto inmate, artist
  Iaroslavich, ? - Ghetto inmate
  Ifrusi, Idis - Deported
  Ilie, Bodoy - Ghetto inmate
  Imas, Leib - Deported
  Iosiovich, Elena, 35 - Deported
  Iosiovich, Haia Maria - Persecuted
  Iuht, Haim, 16 - Deported
  Iuster, Rahel - Persecuted
  Kalikman, ? - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Kanterman, Manya - Ghetto inmate, escaped
  Karmen, Ion - non Jewish (wife is Jewish), shot
  Karmen, Fenya - shot
  Karmin, Filomena, 1917 - Persecuted
  Karmin, Gheorghe, 1940 - Persecuted
  Kaufman, ? - shot
  Kaufman, Miron - Deported
  Kelerman, Tabia - Ghetto inmate
  Kleiman,? - shot
  Kojusner, Sofia, 1927 - Persecuted
  Kojusner, Alexander, 1903 - Persecuted
  Kolemberg, Lehoma - Persecuted
  Korelnshtein, Shmil, 66 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Chana, 65 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Abram, 45 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Blyuma, 43 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Dora, 17 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Ruvim, 42 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Manya, 40 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Eva, 14 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Shaya, 38 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Gizella, 48 - Ghetto inmate
  Korelnshtein, Lyuba, 11 - Ghetto inmate
  Korimskiy, ? - shot, phisitian
  Korn, Sura - Ghetto inmate
  Korn, Abram - Ghetto inmate, father of Itzhak Korn
  Kornfeld, Lev - Ghetto inmate
  Koropatonitzkiy, A - Ghetto inmate
  Korotchiech, Raisa, 1893 - Persecuted
  Kozusner, Eugenia, 1902 - Persecuted
  Kraminskiy, ? - shot, phisition
  Krasnyanskiy, Itskhak - shot, engineer
  Krasnyanskiy, ? - Ghetto inmate, survived
  Kremer, Kisel - tried to escape
  Kremer, Simcha - Ghetto inmate
  Kremer, Blusi - Deported
  Kresser, G - Ghetto inmate, translator, was with other family members
  Kugel, Sima 10 Jan 1885 Most likely ghetto , agronomist
  Kvictom, Amalia - Deported
  Kvictom, Mikhail - Deported
  Lampert, Ben - Ghetto inmate
  Land, ? - shot
  Landan, Abram - Deported
  Landau, Gutman, 61 - Jews with special authorization, former bank director, former member of parliament (Sfatu Cerii), President of the Community of the Ghetto, committed suicide
  Landau,Sara, 57 - Jews with special authorization, physician, committed suicide
  Lazu, Ecaterina - Deported
  Leibovich, Alter, 43 - Jews with special authorization, military tailor
  Leibovich, Armandm, 17 - Jews with special authorization
  Leibovich, Clareta, 15 - Jews with special authorization
  Leibovich, Maurici, 15 - Jews with special authorization
  Leibovich, Roza, 42 - Jews with special authorization
  Lempert, Benyamin - Hospital personnel, undertaker
  Lesnik, Mascher - Deported
  Lesnik, Silvia - Deported
  Levenson,? - Ghetto inmate, Levenson's child, tried to escape
  Levenson,? - Ghetto inmate, Leven-son's wife, tried to escape
  Levenson,? - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Levin, G - Ghetto inmate, dentist
  Levin,? - Ghetto inmate, Levin G's wife
  Levin, R - Ghetto inmate, widow with children
  Levit, David - Ghetto inmate
  Levit, Fanya - Ghetto inmate
  Levit, Lyuba - Ghetto inmate
  Libaskiy, Sonia - Deported
  Lindenbaum, G - Ghetto inmate, banker
  Lindenbaum, ? - Ghetto inmate, Lindenbaum G's wife
  Linderman, Etea - Deported
  Linderman, Enta - Hospital personnel, nurse
  Lipovetz, Shico - Ghetto inmate
  Livshin, Grigore - Persecuted
  Livshin, Elisabeta - Ghetto inmate
  Lubarskiy, Meir, 1884 - Ghetto inmate
  Lubarskiy, Guta, about 1930 - Ghetto inmate
  Lubovich, Victoria - Persecuted
  Lyudmer, I - escaped
  Maghid, Raia - Ghetto inmate
  Malamud, C - Ghetto inmate
  Mantzovich, Peretz - Ghetto inmate, Goldsmith
  Mantzovich, Evgenia - Ghetto inmate, hat shop owner
  Mantzovich, Leon - Ghetto inmate
  Marcel, Isac - Persecuted
  Marcusov, Roza - Deported
  Marcuzon, Roza - Persecuted
  Mordkovich, Sami Sebastian, 1916 - Persecuted
  Margulis, Alexandr
  Marin, Agafia - Persecuted
  Marinovish, Felicia - Persecuted
  Markov, ? - shot
  Markovich, Brana - Hospital, personnel cook
  Matveenco, Anastasia - Persecuted
  Mauermaster, Roza, 20 - Jews with special authorization, housewife
  Mauermeister, Maria, 1877 - Persecuted
  Meifet, Ion - Ghetto inmate
  Michekhin, ? - shot
  Milgrom, ? - shot
  Militeanu, Shmil, 60 - Jews with special authorization, clerk, disabled veteran
  Militeanu, Sura, 62 - Jews with special authorization
  Milshtein, Yuzya - shot
  Moiseev, Gheorge - Persecuted
  Moiseev, Ion - Persecuted
  Moisev, Maria - Persecuted
  Moldovan, Ana - Persecuted
  Mordkovich, Sami, 25 - Deported, tried to escape
  Moscovich, Jeana - Deported
  Moscovich, Maria, 57 - Deported
  Moscovich, Sami, 19 - Deported
  Muchenic, Ilie - Persecuted
  Muchenic, Vara - Persecuted
  Mulamud, David - Ghetto inmate
  Muzicant, Sonia - Deported
  Negrus, Maria - Persecuted
  Neintraub, Boris - Deported
  Nemirovskiy, Enea - Persecuted
  Nemirovskiy, Etia - Persecuted
  Nemirovskiy, Srul - Persecuted
  Nemirovskiy, Nahum - Ghetto inmate
  Niberchi, Tilea - Deported
  Nimiroshi, Strul - Jews with special authorization, carpenter
  Nimiroshi, Ana, 16 - Jews with special authorization
  Nimiroshi, Itca, 45 - Jews with special authorization
  Nisemboim, Mina - Ghetto inmate
  Novim, Vera - Persecuted
  Oksner, Yakov, 1888 - Ghetto inmate, poet
  Olaru, Lidia Elena - Persecuted
  Oreinstein, Rachela - Deported
  Ovinstein, Grigore - Deported
  Parcalabu, Lonea - Ghetto inmate
  Patin, ? - Ghetto inmate, Dr Patin's wife, Physician, commited suicide
  Patin, V - Ghetto inmate, physician, committed suicide
  Perelmuter, Alex - Persecuted
  Perelmuter, Boris - Jews with special authorization, former official, baptized
  Perlmuter, Shaia - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Pinchevskiy, ? - shot, lawyer
  Poliacov, Ecaterina - Persecuted
  Polinovich, Abram - Hospital personnel, intendent
  Polinovich, ? - Hospital personnel, Polinovich Abram's wife
  Poncet, Andrei - Persecuted
  Poncet, Elisabet - Persecuted
  Port.Mikhail - Ghetto inmate
  Port, Mikhail - Persecuted
  Portude, Nuhim - Deported
  Poxman, Pine - Deported
  Precupetz, Aron, 58 - Jews with special authorization, merchant, disabled veteran
  Precupetz, Bell, 23 - Jews with special authorization
  Precupetz, Mosa, 55 - Jews with special authorization
  Preigher, Zelman - Ghetto inmate
  Princevich, Emanoil - Persecuted
  Puisevich, Emanoil - sick, typhoid fever
  Pulberman, Ghers - Deported
  Puterman, C - Ghetto inmate, journalist with sisters
  Rabbi Polinkovskiy, Avraam, 1882 - Ghetto inmate
  Rabbi Zirelson - shot
  Rabinovich, Iser - Ghetto inmate
  Rabinovich, Dvoira - Deported
  Radetch, Dumitru - Persecuted
  Rahlis, Moise, 1 - Orphans, rickets
  Rapoport, Leo, 1896 - Persecuted
  Rapoport, Stefania, 1898 - Persecuted
  Rapoport, Leyb - Hospital personnel, chief undertaker
  Rapoport, Moise - Hospital personnel
  Rapoport, Feyga - Hospital personnel
  Rascovich, Maria - Persecuted
  Rascovich, Natan - Persecuted
  Reshetilov,? - Ghetto inmate
  Reshetilov-Goldenberg, Liuba, 1911 - Ghetto inmate
  Reshetilov-Goldenberg, Shlomo, 1880 - Ghetto inmate
  Rirkelman,? - shot
  Riss, Marc - Persecuted
  Riss, Maria, 1906 - Persecuted
  Rizenblat, Haim - Persecuted
  Roitman, A - shot, lawyer
  Roitman, Leib - Persecuted
  Roitman, Moisha, 44 - Ghetto inmate
  Roitman, Olga, 43 - Ghetto inmate
  Roitman, Izrael, 15 - Ghetto inmate
  Roshca, Vasile - Persecuted
  Roshca, Vara - Persecuted
  Rozenberg, Avram - Persecuted
  Rosenthal, Aneta, 24 - Jews with special authorization, Housewife, Orphan, lost parents in the war
  Rovbifker, Maria, 1912 - Persecuted
  Rozemberg, Iacob - Deported
  Rozemberg, Riva - Deported
  Rozemberg, Arnold - sick, typhoid fever, child
  Rozenberg, Dvoira - Persecuted
  Rozenberg, Alexander, 1931 - Persecuted
  Rozenberg, Iacob, 1894 - Persecuted
  Rozenberg, Sofia, 1902 - Persecuted
  Rozenblat,? - Ghetto inmate, pharmacist
  Rozenfeld, Ruhla - Deported
  Rubinstein, Basia - Persecuted
  Ruhtenstein, Mera - sick, endocardit
  Sabal, Itskhak - Ghetto inmate
  Sac, Emil - Deported
  Sadogurskiy, Nuchim, 52 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted, accountant, former member of parliament (Sfatu Cerii)
  Sadogurskiy, Dina, 49 - Jews with special authorization
  Sag, Smil - sick, tuberculosis
  Salperin, Lazar - sick, typhoid fever
  Shaposhnic, Itsic - Persecuted
  Schiff, Itsic - Deported
  Schiff, Shabtay, 1880 - Most likely ghetto
  Shor, Dvoira - Deported
  Shvart, Slioma - Persecuted
  Shvartman, Sofia - Deported
  Shvartsman, Ana - Deported
  Shwart, Simkha, 2 - Orphan, pyoderma
  Shwartzberg, Melich - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Shwartzberg, Clara, 46 - Deported
  Shwartzberg, Moishe, 17 - Deported
  Shwartzberg, Mikhail, 45 - Jews with special authorization, miller, wants to go to Palestine
  Shwartzberg, Klara, 42 - Jews with special authorization
  Shwartzberg, Moise, 14 - Jews with special authorization
  Shwartzberger, Michel - Ghetto inmate
  Sebel, Avram - Persecuted
  Sebel, Itic Aizic - Persecuted
  Sebel, Ruhlea - Persecuted
  Sebel, Aizic Itco - Ghetto inmate
  Sebman, Haim - Deported
  Shechtman, Ioan, 1.5 - Orphans, gastro-enteritis
  Shechtman, Costica, 6 - Orphans, rickets
  Sedachin, Lidia - Persecuted
  Sedachin, Raisa - Persecuted
  Sedachin, Vladmir - Persecuted
  Segal, Iosefina - Persecuted
  Segal, Moise - Persecuted
  Segal, Leyb - sick, typhoid fever
  Sespor, Ziller - Deported
  Shfartberg, Meilic - Persecuted
  Shafir, G - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Shafir,? - Ghetto inmate, Sharif G's son
  Shafir,? - Ghetto inmate, Sharif G's wife
  Shapirin,? - Ghetto inmate
  Shapirin,? - A's daughter
  Shapirin,? - Ghetto inmate, Shapirin A's wife
  Shapiro (Shapirin), Avraam - Ghetto inmate, lawyer, Vice-President of the Community of the Ghetto
  Sharaga, Rivka Dvoyra, 1880 - Most likely ghetto
  Shteinberg-Rabinovich, H - Ghetto inmate, dentist
  Shteinberg-Rabinovich, ? - Ghetto inmate, Shteinberg, Rabinovich's son
  Shvartsman, Alex - Ghetto inmate, engineer
  Shif, Manea - sick, typhoid fever, child
  Silcrot, Mikhail - Persecuted
  Shiraev, Dvoira - Persecuted
  Slutskiy, Yu - shot, lawyer
  Solomon, Simion, 10 - Deported
  Solomon, Shur, 79 - Jews with special authorization, former property owner, wants to go to Palestine
  Solomon, Haim - sick, pulmonary tuberculosis
  Solomonov,? - Ghetto inmate
  Solomonov,? - B's daughter
  Solomonov, B - Ghetto inmate
  Soltanovich, Lupu - sick, typhoid fever child
  Soltanovich, Mishu - sick, typhoid fever child
  Shor, Urin - sick, Persecuted, typhoid fever
  Shor, Jeta - sick, typhoid fever child
  Shpanerman, Ida, 37 - Deported, tried to escape
  Shpanerman, Moishe, 13 - Deported, tried to escape
  Shpanerman, Solomon, 42 - Deported, tried to escape
  Shpitzman, Blumen - Deported
  Shpitzman, Bluma - Hospital personnel, nurse
  Spivac, Chenoc Eugen - Persecuted
  Stamboiscu, Iancu - Deported
  Stefarta, Larisa - Persecuted
  Shteinberg, Avram, 28 - Deported
  Stepancovich, Raisa - Persecuted
  Shtere, Maria Augusta - Persecuted
  Sudit,? - Ghetto inmate, lawyer, tried to escape
  Shur, Solomon - Persecuted
  Shvalboim, Pulina - Ghetto inmate
  Shvartman, Alter - sick, senile
  Shvartman, Sosea - sick, typhoid fever
  Szwarzberg, Iuliana, 1896 - Persecuted
  Szwarzberg, Mihael, 1896 - Persecuted
  Szwarzberg, Marcelus, 1925 - Persecuted
  Tahan, Sura - Ghetto inmate
  Tahan, Sima - Ghetto inmate
  Tahan, Mariam - Ghetto inmate
  Tahan, Rahil - Ghetto inmate
  Tahan, Esfir - Persecuted
  Tahan, Maeiam - Persecuted
  Tahan, Rahil - Persecuted
  Tahan, Sima - Persecuted
  Tahan, Sura - Persecuted
  Talmazkiy, Moshe - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Talmazkiy,? - Ghetto inmate, Talmazkiy M's father
  Talmazkiy,? - Ghetto inmate, Talmazkiy M's mother
  Telis, Lea, 33 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted, physician, baptized, married to a baptized
  Telis, Victor, 7 - Jews with special authorization, Persecuted
  Tetelman, Ya - Ghetto inmate, with family
  Topolis, Paulina - Persecuted
  Trachman, Sofia, 38 - Deported
  Tzelnik, B - Ghetto inmate, Lawyer, shot
  Tzipris, X - Ghetto inmate, cantor
  Tzirelzon, Yu - Rabbi
  Vainshtein, L - Ghetto inmate
  Vainshtein, C - Ghetto inmate
  Vander, Base - Deported
  Vasserman, G - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Vasserman,? - Ghetto inmate, Vasserman G's brother
  Vasserman,? - Ghetto inmate, Vasserman G's brother
  Vasserman,? - Ghetto inmate, Vasserman G's daughter
  Vasserman,? - Ghetto inmate, Vasserman G's wife
  Vaysman, B - Ghetto inmate with family
  Vaysman, Azril Moishe, 1880 - Most likely ghetto
  Vaysman, Khaskel, 1870 - Most likely ghetto
  Vaysman, Rachel, 1919 - Most likely ghetto
  VaysmanBoris, 1918 - Most likely ghetto
  Vaysman, Chana - Most likely ghetto
  Vaysman, Tanya, about 1935 - Ghetto inmate
  Vecselstein, Nina - Ghetto inmate
  Veinchek, Sofica - Deported
  Veisencher, Shmil - tried to escape
  Veisman, Ghinder - Deported
  Velinskiy, Bronislava - Deported
  Vieru, Evghenia - Persecuted
  Vilsencher, Lanchel - sick, enteritis
  Vizer, Itskhak - Ghetto inmate
  Vodovoz, Moisey, 1907 - Ghetto inmate
  Vodovoz, Menash, 1872 - Ghetto inmate
  Voloschik, Lulisch - Persecuted
  Volovetz, Yosif - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Volovetz, Mura - Deported
  Weisser,? - Ghetto inmate, tried to escape
  Weisser,? - Ghetto inmate, Weisser's brother, tried to escape
  Weisser,? - Ghetto inmate, Weisser's wife, tried to escape
  Yaroslavskiy, M - Ghetto inmate, shot
  Yurkovskiy, G - Ghetto inmate, physician
  Zaidman, Enka, 1876 - Ghetto inmate
  Zaidman, Shoma, 1880 - Ghetto inmate
  Zaidman, Polea, 1904 - Ghetto inmate
  Zaidman, Moshe, 1875 - Ghetto inmate
  Zatz, Alexandru - Deported, sick with tuberculosis
  Zeltzer, Vitea - sick, typhoid fever
  Zeltzer, Chana, 1911 - Ghetto inmate
  Zeltzer, Menashe, 1880 - Ghetto inmate
  Zeltzer, Victoria - Deported
  Zilbrang, Usher - Ghetto inmate
  Ziskis, G - Ghetto inmate, lawyer
  Ziskis, L - Ghetto inmate, lawyer
  Zoltur, Nina - Ghetto inmate
  
  
  
  The only reminder of the Jewish ghetto in Kishinev is a monument founded in the 1990s in the honor of the victims. The monument stands on Jerusalem Street, the former ghetto territory.
  
  
  
  
  Jewish ghetto monument, Kishinev
  Chapter 5. Kishinev Jewish Cemetery
  
  The Kishinev Jewish cemetery is located in the north-western part of Kishinev at Milano Street. The cemetery was founded in the 19th century. Many burials and monuments are of historical value, including the grave of Rabbi Yehuda-Leib Tsirilson, a memorial synagogue, and a memorial to the pogrom victims.
  
  
  
  
  1903 Pogrom Memorial, Kishinev
  
  
  
  
  Here is a list of some people buried in this cemetery.
  (Last and First name, father's name, birth and death dates)
  
  
  Abas
  Sura
  Abram
  12.03.1888
  13.07.1968
  Abaye
  Shimon
  Avram
  
  
  12.05.1938
  Abelik
  Meir
  Shlomo
  21.01.1897
  21.08.1973
  Abovskiy
  Frima
  Leyb
  
  
  1952
  Abovskiy
  Srul
  Shlomo
  14.12.1898
  22.11.1971
  Abramov
  Fanya
  Samuil
  
  
  
  
  Abramovich
  David
  Shulim
  1893
  24.12.1954
  Abramovich
  Dina
  Samuil
  15.09.1890
  13.10.72
  Abramovich
  Etlya
  Simkha
  1936
  04.11.1956
  Abramovich
  Eyga
  Yakov
  1899
  1967
  Abramovich
  Gitel
  Tzadik-Yekhna
  
  
  29.10.1923
  Abramovich
  Gitlya
  Leyb
  1918
  1962
  Abramovich
  Golda
  Lorom?
  1891
  1959
  Abramovich
  Gregoriy
  Naum
  20.12.1913
  27.05.1964
  Abramovich
  Itskhak
  Khaim
  
  
  1926
  Abramovich
  Khaya
  
  
  
  
  14.05.1937
  Abramovich
  Khayla
  Meer
  1896
  18.12.1963
  Abramovich
  Lazar
  Boris
  02.11.1901
  27.08.1967
  Abramovich
  Malka
  Nekhamya
  1902
  12.12.1951
  Abramovich
  Manya
  Evsey
  15.05.1908
  23.08.1963
  Abramovich
  Mendel
  Abram
  1905
  1972
  Abramovich
  Moisey
  Shlomo
  24.04.1888
  04.01.1976
  Abramovich
  Mordukhay
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Abramovich
  Rossya
  Nusin
  8.1921
  31.05.1949
  Abramovich
  Shneir
  Isaak
  1918
  1953
  Abramovich
  Sura
  Pertz
  20.01.1897
  21.12.1975
  Abramovich
  Yankel-Kopel
  Gershko
  
  
  01.11.1946
  Adamovskiy
  Ester
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Adamovskiy
  Ita
  Zelman
  1891
  04.09.1947
  Adamovskiy
  Yakov
  Idel
  1871
  15.01.1916
  Adamovskiy
  Zolmen
  Khaim
  1921
  15.01.1953
  Adef
  Leya
  Abram
  1895
  09.05.1968
  Adef
  Moshe-Khaim
  Avner
  1889
  25.02.1961
  Adesermakhem
  Aron
  Irmiyag
  
  
  12.06.1928
  Adil
  David
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Adil
  Ikhuda
  
  
  
  
  22.09.1912
  Adler
  Aron
  Mark
  18.03.1922
  05.02.1977
  Adler
  Edlya
  Yosif
  03.04 1898
  12.03 1974
  Adler
  Matvey
  Yosif
  1887
  1960
  Adler
  Sura
  Bentzion
  27.11 .1921
  0.08.1975
  Adzhiderskaya
  Sofia
  Lev
  1900
  1975
  Adzhiderskaya
  Vera
  Lev
  16.12.1901
  11.11 1974
  Afarlaner
  Maria
  Abram
  
  
  13.02.1931
  Afrin
  Mendel
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Afsherovich
  Khaim
  Avraam
  
  
  1929
  Aginskiy
  Abram
  Shlema
  1905
  15.01.1953
  Agroskin
  Feyga
  Geynikh
  01.05.1902
  22.02.1975
  Ahtenberg
  Khona
  Yakov
  
  
  20.08.1946
  Ahtenberg
  Motis
  Srul
  
  
  1934
  Ainbinder
  Riva
  Abram
  20.06.1896
  13.08.1977
  Aizenberg
  Raya
  Samuil
  04.12.1900
  0З.01.1972
  Aizenberg
  Rosaliya
  Samuil
  1909
  1965
  Aizenberg
  Tuba
  Yudko
  1887
  1966
  Aizerlant
  Yakov-Mikhael
  Mordko
  
  
  06.12.1927
  Aizin
  Borukh
  Leyb-Itsek
  07.09.1888
  10.01 .1966
  Aizin
  Charna
  Aron
  09.04.1 895
  13.04.1966
  Aizin
  Leyb-Itsakh
  Shlomo
  
  
  25.07.1 936
  Aizin
  Moshe
  
  
  
  
  12.11 .1954
  Akbrut
  Reyza
  Abram
  1877
  05.03.1954
  Akerman
  Itskhak
  Boris
  08.10.1904
  17.12.1971
  Akerman
  Mordekhay
  Zelman
  
  
  31.07.1 922
  Akerman
  Rakhel
  Yeshua
  
  
  22.04.19З8
  Akerman
  Rakhel
  Shlomo
  
  
  01 .05.l 914
  Akershteyn
  khaim
  Israel-Eliyahu
  
  
  
  
  Akhtenberg
  Moisey
  Yakov
  1894
  1972
  Akhtenberg
  Yakov Yosif
  Matus
  
  
  03.02.1941
  Akkerman
  Bat-Sheva
  Moisey
  1872
  25.02.1949
  Akkerman
  Makr
  Boris
  19.11.1898
  24.08.1974
  Akkershtein
  Golda
  Khaim
  1910
  09.05.1963
  Akman
  Abram
  Khaim
  1892
  20.01.1974
  Akokhen
  Ishua
  Dov
  
  
  09.08.1931
  Akopnik
  Khaya
  
  
  
  
  1941
  Aksandler
  Yavash
  Gersh
  
  
  25.11. 1931
  Akselrod
  Goldy
  Meir Yosif
  
  
  27.12.19З6
  Akselrod
  Liza
  Leyb
  28.03.2016
  22.03.1999
  Akselrud
  Tzilya
  Isaak
  08.02.1914
  08-02.1931
  Aksler
  Pinkus
  Luzer
  1882
  10.06.1948
  Aksman
  Rivka
  Abram
  
  
  1915
  Alandorti
  Klara
  Iosif
  1888
  01.05.1953
  Albert
  Meriem
  Aron
  1898
  1973
  Albinder
  Abram
  Boris
  4.1909
  16.08.1958
  Aleksandr
  Semen
  David
  1889
  1973
  Aleksandrovich
  Froim
  Aron
  10.06.1904
  18.04.1974
  Alenka
  
  
  
  
  1923
  1930
  Aleyvi
  Brukha
  Yosif
  1880
  19.06.1933
  Alimelekh
  Moshe
  Potik
  15.01.1884
  24.09.1964
  Alimelekh
  Moshe
  
  
  
  
  29.09.192З
  Alimelekh
  Yosif
  
  
  
  
  20.10 908
  Alkhanan
  David
  Khaim
  
  
  25.05.1913
  Alkhanan
  Volf
  
  
  
  
  17.11.1913
  Aloytzev
  Semen
  Semen
  1917
  1973
  Alperin
  Veniamin
  Moisey
  24.0З.1899
  28.ОЗ.1967
  Alshinetskiy
  Alexandr
  Moiseevich
  29.09.1947
  30.10.1974
  Alt
  David
  Gedal
  1882
  14.10.1961
  Alt
  Khaya Sima
  Ikhel
  1882
  23.07.1957
  Alter
  Mina
  Moisey
  21.05.1893
  25.09.1964
  Alterman
  Abram
  Isaak
  1911
  01.01.1972
  Alterman
  Israel
  Mardekh
  
  
  23.01.1930.
  Alterman
  Yosif
  Berko
  1890
  02.01.1947
  Altman
  Ester
  
  
  1874
  04.10.1 931
  Altman
  Feder
  Naum
  22.04.1907
  17.01.1972
  Altman
  Lyudmila
  Vladimir
  20.07 .1929
  18.0З.1971
  Altman
  Moshe
  Nakhum
  1892
  1969
  Altman
  Reyzlya
  Lipa
  1898
  1970
  Altmark
  Gregoriy
  Lev
  
  
  
  
  Altmark
  Maria
  Moisey
  09.03.1904
  03.10.1 976
  Altshtein
  Peretz
  Yosif
  16.09.1918
  02.12.1973
  Altshtein
  Sheindel
  Israel
  28.11.1915
  01 .06.1975
  Amerberg
  Etel
  Itskhak
  1883
  1975
  Amerberg
  Rosya
  Mordelhay
  
  
  
  
  Amsheyfidelman
  Sara
  Berko
  
  
  06.02.1911
  Andel
  Tzilya
  Asir
  24.04.1897
  1953
  Andelman
  Pesya
  Yosif
  21.06.1913
  З1.01.1974
  Angert
  Boris
  Geynikh
  1880
  19.05.1956
  Angert
  Leonid
  Boris
  28.О2'1912
  О2.02.1976
  Angert
  Sh
  Ya
  1886
  16.02.1965
  Anish
  Shmil
  Leyb
  
  
  16.11.19З7
  Anitskanskaya
  Zlata
  Tzvi
  
  
  01.01.1941
  Ankelevich
  Eydel
  Zeylik
  
  
  
  
  Apel
  Efraim
  Nakhman
  19.10.1902
  29.06.1953
  Apel
  Tzirlya
  Yosif
  1898
  1963
  Apel
  Yosif
  Nakhman
  1905
  29.01.1933
  Apelboym
  Yosif
  
  
  
  
  29.11.1962
  Appel
  Khana
  Yakov
  1872
  12.1954
  Appel
  Lazar
  Abram
  1911
  1975
  Apshteyn
  Shloim
  Yosif
  
  
  
  
  Aptekar
  Gertz
  Mordko
  15.06.1889
  25.05.1973
  Aptekar
  I
  I
  1900
  1964
  Aptekar
  Shaya
  Elik
  10.04.1897
  25 11 .1974
  Aptekaru
  Moshe
  Itskhak
  
  
  10.06.1915
  Apterak
  Etlya
  Mordko
  1877
  05.08.1949
  Aranovich
  Mark
  Yakov
  1892
  1967
  Aranovich
  T
  P
  1930
  24.10.1965
  Aranzon
  Khaskel
  Idel
  21.10.1907
  16.06.1972
  Arbitman
  Anatoliy
  Konstantin
  25.12.1906
  18.05.1952
  Arbitman
  Blyuma
  Ayzik
  06.12.19О7
  05.10.1977
  Arbitman
  Dora
  Isaak
  24.12.190О
  0З.03. 1972
  Arbitman
  Motl
  Moisey
  1892
  02.07.1948
  Ardov
  David
  Yosif
  1881
  11.02.1952
  Ardov
  Fruma
  Berko
  01 01 .1882
  30.01.1972
  Arenzon
  Yakob
  Velvel
  1896
  1973
  Aries
  Klara
  Aron
  1900
  1964
  Aris
  Yakov
  Israel
  19.10.1919
  16.06.1963
  Arman
  Yakov
  Nakhman-Dov
  
  
  19.03.1922
  Arnopolin
  Isaak
  Nicolay
  23.01 .1895
  24.07.1961
  Aronis
  Moisey
  Ermey
  1875
  14.02.1954
  Aronov
  Isaak
  Greoriy
  01.11.1903
  11.01.1960
  Aronov
  Maria
  Yakov
  26.05.1915
  04.11.1960
  Aronov
  Rakhil
  Greoriy
  06.06.1892
  01.01.1964
  Aronskiy
  Renya
  Srul
  1896
  1971
  Artzap
  Ikhil
  Yosif
  13.03.1913
  08.05.1971
  Arzhiderskiy
  Maria
  Miron
  1904
  1975
  Arzhintar
  Sirka
  Yakov
  1885
  1962
  Ashkinadze
  Galina
  Miron
  1917
  1971
  Ashkinadze
  Tatyana
  Greoriy
  1889
  1970
  Ashkinazi
  Betina
  Gersh
  1911
  06.06.1957
  Ashkinazi
  Molka
  Abram
  1891
  11.01.1973
  Ashkinazi
  Sarra
  Alter
  
  
  23.06.1971
  Ashkinazi
  Shoel
  Volko
  
  
  27.07.1953
  Aslender
  Bentzion
  Ozer-Levi
  
  
  13.10.1914
  Astrinskiy
  Anna
  Moisey
  1885
  18.10.1 973
  Astrinskiy
  Basya
  
  
  
  
  09.08.1939
  Att
  Shepshel
  Yankel
  1903
  1972
  Auerbakh
  Mendel
  Mordukh
  1894
  1962
  Avarkan
  Moshe
  David
  27.05.1903
  26.08.1928
  Averbukh
  Abram
  Yosif
  
  
  25.09.1937
  Averbukh
  Aneta
  
  
  
  
  13.12.1925
  Averbukh
  Beyla
  Yakov
  
  
  1937
  Averbukh
  Boris
  David
  28.07.1895
  14.11.1966
  Averbukh
  Bunya
  Shmuel
  1889
  07.08.1961
  Averbukh
  David
  Shmuel
  
  
  19.10.1925
  Averbukh
  Duvid
  
  
  1901
  10.02.1946
  Averbukh
  Dvosya
  Mendel
  10.02.1885
  08.02.1976
  Averbukh
  E
  A
  13.04.1953
  10.07.1953
  Averbukh
  Enna
  Leyb
  1898
  1983
  Averbukh
  Enta
  
  
  
  
  7.1941
  Averbukh
  Etlya
  Abram
  
  
  1933
  Averbukh
  Fanya
  Moisey
  13.12.1909
  25.12.1972
  Averbukh
  Feyga
  Benyamin
  03.02.1918
  20.07.1914
  Averbukh
  Frima-Ita
  Khaim
  
  
  29.06.1955
  Averbukh
  Gerrikh
  Shoyma
  05.03.1905
  08.05.1969
  Averbukh
  Gersh
  Khaim-Moshe
  
  
  25.09.1914
  Averbukh
  Gitya
  Totoros?
  04.01.1900
  17.11.1975
  Averbukh
  Gregoriy
  Moisey
  1882
  1957
  Averbukh
  I
  G
  
  
  02.04.1965
  Averbukh
  Isaak
  Abram
  1909
  1948
  Averbukh
  Isaak
  Moisey
  26.04.1916
  08.06.1971
  Averbukh
  Ita
  Meer
  
  
  05.03.1936
  Averbukh
  Iziel
  Matus
  1887
  1968
  Averbukh
  Khaim
  Leyb
  1901
  21.05.1958
  Averbukh
  Khaim-David
  Yoyna
  15.06.1899
  09.12.1969
  Averbukh
  Khaim-Leyzor
  Sheysakh
  1891
  1964
  Averbukh
  Khana
  Moisey
  
  
  27.05.1913
  Averbukh
  Khava
  Itskhak
  
  
  
  
  Averbukh
  Khona
  Anchel
  10.10.1909
  12.12.1974
  Averbukh
  Klara
  Osip
  
  
  1965
  Averbukh
  Lazar
  Karp
  
  
  23.09.1927
  Averbukh
  Leya
  Yulev
  1888
  20.08.1968
  Averbukh
  Maya
  
  
  
  
  1942
  Averbukh
  Meer
  Israel
  
  
  
  
  Averbukh
  Meriam-Sura
  Azril
  
  
  10.09.1947
  Averbukh
  Moisey
  Yakov
  1902
  1973
  Averbukh
  Molka
  Itsek
  14.01.1906
  23.06.1956
  Averbukh
  Mordko
  Kopel
  
  
  11.10.1950
  Averbukh
  Naftuli
  Sukher
  01.03.1904
  15.01.1971
  Averbukh
  Olga (Leya)
  Semen
  1896
  06.02.1950
  Averbukh
  Perlya
  Saul
  1868
  05.04.1926
  Averbukh
  Pesya
  Gersh
  1893
  1965
  Averbukh
  Polina
  Khiley
  08.03.1901
  24.12.1974
  Averbukh
  Riva
  David
  1907
  01.02.1969
  Averbukh
  Riva
  Aron
  07.03.1905
  28.11.1958
  Averbukh
  Roza
  Moishe
  1896
  26.08.1962
  Averbukh
  Samson
  David
  09.12.1908
  04.07.1973
  Averbukh
  Sarra
  Miron
  1900
  1876
  Averbukh
  Semen
  Leyb
  1921
  1957
  Averbukh
  Semen (Zinfel)
  Yosif
  14.05.1867
  05.09.1937
  Averbukh
  Shifra
  Aizik
  
  
  
  
  Averbukh
  Shulim
  Yankel
  20.09.1914
  01.01.1968
  Averbukh
  Solomon
  Abram
  
  
  
  
  Averbukh
  Sonya
  
  
  1889
  14.10.1902
  Averbukh
  Tatyana
  Greoriy
  1908
  1977
  Averbukh
  Tzilya
  Yosif
  1893
  29.01.1973
  Averbukh
  Tzirlya
  Berko
  
  
  25.09.1942
  Averbukh
  Udlya
  Shulim
  10.04.1975
  19.09.1948
  Averbukh
  Vladimir
  Yefim
  23.09.1932
  03.03.1974
  Averbukh
  Yakov
  Geynikh
  
  
  14.08.1925
  Averbukh
  Yakov
  David
  07.10.1991
  18.09.1976
  Averbukh
  Yakov
  Samuil
  24.07.1919
  10.08.1964
  Averbukh
  Yankel
  Yosif
  18.03.1903
  23.02.1942
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Leyb
  1903
  29.08.1961
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Israel
  27.02.1904
  08.03.1968
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Sheyvekh
  
  
  1967
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Shimon
  
  
  06.02.1937
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Semen
  15.09.1895
  13.03.1973
  Averbukh
  Yosif
  Shmul
  
  
  19.03.1975
  Averbukh
  Yuda Leyb
  Yakov
  
  
  
  
  Averbukh
  Z
  B
  1917
  1976
  Averbukh
  
  
  Shmerel
  1889
  1971
  Averchin
  Bunya
  Mendel
  18.02.1882
  03.01.1974
  Avergun
  Isaak
  Shloyma
  07.08. I889
  15.03.1942
  Averutskiy
  Khava
  Israel-Yosif
  
  
  08.04.1928
  Avigdorovich
  Leyb
  Ikhel
  
  
  28.03.1942
  Avigdorovich
  Sura
  Yosif
  1877
  1956
  Avigdorovich
  Tzilya
  Lazer
  1900
  1964
  Avras
  Leya
  Khaim
  1888
  02.03.1972
  Avrikh
  Gersh
  Aron
  20.07.1888
  13.11.1958
  Avrikh
  Sosya
  Gersh
  1897
  1959
  Avrutnikov
  Ziska
  
  
  1869
  22.08.1928
  Avstriyskaya
  Ella
  Samuil
  1910
  1964
  Aybinder
  Aron
  Yakov-Kisel
  
  
  20.04.1927
  Aybinder
  Revekka
  Arnold
  14.05.1885
  23.09.1959
  Aydinshtein
  Meer-Israel
  Moshe-Yuda
  
  
  14.02.19З7
  Aydlender
  Isaak
  Pinkus
  01.01.1900
  13.01.1973
  Aydlender
  Pinkus
  Moshe
  1867
  02.07.19З2
  Ayris
  Tzipora
  Yakov-Levi
  
  
  09.12.1909
  Ayzashilyar
  Efraim
  Shimon
  
  
  
  
  Ayzenberg
  Basya
  Froim
  1854
  10.01.1926
  Ayzenberg
  Elek
  yankel
  1897
  30.12.1960
  Ayzenberg
  Khona
  Zelman
  1900
  26.07.1961
  Ayzenberg
  Manya
  Isaak
  1888
  1975
  Ayzenshtein
  Slavik
  
  
  23.01.1948
  09.07.1963
  Ayzenshteyn
  Leonid
  Solomon
  16.11.1899
  29.12.1967
  Ayzenshteyn
  Mordkhay
  Aron
  1894
  1 9.07.1 970
  Ayzer
  Lesya-Riva
  Sheyvekh
  1884
  1971
  Ayzikovich
  Boris
  Moisey
  1896
  29.09.1954
  Ayzikovich
  Shmil
  Moisey
  1900
  16.03.1969
  Ayzikovich
  Sura
  Volf
  1882
  03.11.1953
  Ayzin
  Ester
  Meilikh
  1888
  15.07.1949
  Ayzin
  Ester
  Nisan
  16.05.1916
  1З.04.1974
  Ayzin
  Moisey
  Isaak
  14.06.1905
  02.06.1957
  Ayzin
  Shloma
  Yona
  1896
  0З.03.1956
  Ayzin
  Tzilya
  leyb
  24.06.1901
  10.04.1970
  Ayzin
  Yankel
  Yoyna
  26.12.1858
  06.0З.1 967
  Ayzman
  Alex
  Yuliy
  2З.02.1898
  10.07.1960
  Ayzman
  Lev
  Moisey
  1906
  09.10.1963
  Ayzman
  Riva
  Yosif
  28.03.1896
  21.0З.1949
  Azarnoy
  Gitya
  Abram
  1900
  1973
  Azdinskaya
  
  
  
  
  
  
  23.06.1923
  Azrilyant
  Enna
  Yosif
  15.06.1894
  18.10.1965
  Azrilyant
  Moshe
  Khaim
  10.09.1888
  31.12.1966
  Babat
  Mordko
  Gersh
  
  
  13.02.1950
  Badidnder
  Gersh
  Abram
  1894
  1969
  Bagelfer
  Srul
  Geynikh
  1904
  16.09.1960
  Balter
  Abraam
  Moshe
  
  
  30.01.1911
  Balter
  Aron
  Motl
  02.08.1890
  15.03.1971
  Balter
  Blyma
  David
  
  
  31 .0з.1949
  Balter
  David
  Lazar
  15.05.1888
  04.1 1 .1 966
  Balter
  Dvoira
  
  
  
  
  20.01 .1932
  Balter
  Dvoira
  Mordelhay-Volf
  
  
  17.04.1922
  Balter
  E
  M
  
  
  05,10.1963
  Balter
  Elena
  Leyb
  17.06.1934
  1З.10.1973
  Balter
  Esfir
  Boris
  02.05.1900
  18.05.1969
  Balter
  Gitlya
  
  
  
  
  01.03.1931
  Balter
  Khaya
  
  
  
  
  21 .0B'19З2
  Balter
  Mikhail
  Yakov
  1916
  1961
  Balter
  Semen
  Yakov
  29.06.1909
  14.06.1960
  Balter
  Soibel
  Volf
  1 5.05.1888
  12.0З.1975
  Baltyanskaya
  Keyla
  Abram
  25.04.1895
  20'01.1977
  Mecsish
  Golda
  Leyb
  
  
  21.10.19З7
  Mecsish
  Perlya
  
  
  12.05.1920
  19.O7.1997
  Mecsish
  Shulim
  
  
  04.05.1917
  06.03.1 998
  Mecsish
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Zayka
  Froim
  Yosif
  1915
  1961
  
  Leybovich
  Iosif
  Leyb
  
  
  
  
  Leybovich
  Iosif
  Samuil
  26.03.1902
  03.05.1973
  Leybovich
  Leon
  Osip
  1884
  1946
  Leybovich
  Sura
  Khaskel
  1865
  04.10.1933
  Leybovich
  Shendlya
  Shoil
  25.12.1919
  23.07.1974
  Leybovich
  Shendl
  Meer
  
  
  31.12.1954
  Leybovich
  Shmil
  Boris
  
  
  09.11.1933
  Leybovich
  Yakov
  Boris
  11.1885
  04.02.1946
  Leyer
  Belgray
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Leyderman
  Abram
  Boris
  1907
  1969
  Leyderman
  Efim
  Leontiy
  22.11.1922
  16.12.1972
  Leyderman
  Ruchlya
  Gersh
  1889
  1976
  Leyderman
  Yanek
  
  
  14.07.1956
  03.08.1963
  Leyzerovich
  Boruch
  Yosif
  
  
  16.04.1956
  Leyzerovich
  Zeydel
  
  
  1867
  32.01.1929
  Leyzerovich
  Ida
  Solomon
  10-02-1911
  05.02.1947
  Leykikhman
  Duvid
  
  
  1875
  21.05.1931
  Leytel-Lot
  Yakov
  Duvid
  03.10.1897
  03.08.1966
  Lemberg
  Khana
  Moshko
  
  
  07.09.1952
  Lemberskiy
  Sima
  Nuta
  14.01.1902
  20.06.1971
  Lenberskiy
  Moshe-Yuda
  Leyba
  10.02.1894
  02.09.1947
  Lempert
  Shoi
  Moisey
  08.03.1911
  07.09.1971
  Lemphert
  Khanni
  Yosif
  1903
  29.10.1929
  
  
  Please feel free to contact me for the other names on the cemetery list. The complete register is too long to fit in this book.
  
  Chapter 4. Famous people of Kishinev
  
  This chapter is enlisting some of the famous in different areas people who were born in Kishinev: writers, painters, sculptors, musicians, composers, singers and actors.
  
  Yosif Baltzan was born on December 25, 1923 to Leyb (Lev) Baltzan. Poet.
  
  Lev (Leonid ) Baltzan was born on January 21, 1948 to Yosif Baltzan. Writer, journalist, editor and publisher.
  
  Ilya Britan was born on May 22, 1885 to Aron Britan (1857-?). Poet and publicist.
  
  Nisel Brodichanskiy was born on May 20, 1945 to Boris Brodichanskiy. Screenwriter, play writer and theater and documentary film director.
  
  Lev Chezza (real name Katz) was born on April 29, 1914, to Abram Katz. Art and literary critic.
  
  Shmuel Dayksel was born on October 23, 1884 to Abram-Gersha and Czarna Dayksel. Prose writer and playwright (in Yiddish).
  
  Mikhail Gershenzon (Meilich) was born on July 13, 1869 to Pinchus -Yosef Gershenzon and Gitl Cysina. Literary critic, essayist and editor.
  
  Viktor Golkov (Gershenzon) was born in 1954. Poet and prose writer.
  
  Oyzer Holdes (Goldes) was born in 1900 to Moisey. His real name is Goldesgeym. Play writer and literary critic.
  
  Naum Kaplan was born in 1947 to Aizik Kaplan. Poet who did not publish a single book in his lifetime, not even a single line, thinking that it was not necessary.
  
  Rita Kleiman (Kleitman) was born on September 25, 1947 to Yakov Kleiman. Literary critic and Jewish public figure.
  
  Anatoly Cogan was born in 1927 to Sneer Cogan (famous artist). Writer, journalist and translator.
  
  Itshok Korn (Koren) was born on March 11, 1911 to Abram and Sura Korn. Writer (wrote in Yiddish and Hebrew), local historian, public and political figure.
  
  Froim (Yefim) Levit was born on September 10, 1921. Literary critic and literary historian.
  
  Eliyahu Meitus was born on September 27, 1892 to Yoel Meites and Tseytl Averbuch. Poet and translator (He is my great-uncle).
  
  Bruchis Moisey was born on March 1, 1919 to Srul Bruchis. Translator, philologist and historian.
  
  Reuven Perlmuter was born on December 5, 1880. Writer.
  
  Sarra Shpitalnik (Molchanskiy) was born on September 6, 1928 to Solomon Molchanskiy. Librarian and bibliographer.
  
  Yehoshua Tan-Pai (original name Shie Budeshtskiy) was born on July 2, to Shoil-Haskl Budeshtskiy (1873-?) and Mahlya-Menya Brill. Journalist and interpreter who wrote in Hebrew and translated from Yiddish, Romanian, German, French and English.
  
  David Vetrov (real name Fixman) was born on June 22, 1913 to Yakov Fixman. Poet, novelist and publicist.
  
  Olga Volkenshtein was born in 1871 to Akim Volkenshtein. - Journalist, publicist, historian and translator.
  
  Lev Averbuch was born on September 1, 1913 to Volf. Sculptor-monumentalist
  
  Lev (Leyb) Bakhman was born in 1830 to Lev. Architect and representative of the eclectic trend.
  
  Syema Baram. Artist.
  
  Isaak Bubis was born on January 1, 1910 to Matus Bubis (originally from Starokonstantinov) and Haya Dizengoff
  Engineer-architect
  
  Yosif Elgurt was born on February 12, 1924 to Shmil-Aron Elgurt. - Artist and master of silk-screen printing
  
  Elius Fridman was born on September 10, 1904 to Moisey Fridman. Sculptor and architect
  
  Zwi (Grigoriy) Milshtein was born in 1934. - Artist (expressionism), engraver and writer
  
  Greguar Mishonz (real name Grigoriy Mishonznik) was born on March 22, 1902. Artist
  
  Sasha Moldovan (real name Solomon Vainshtein) was born on November 4, 1901. Artist of the post-impressionist direction.
  
  Zigfrid Polinger was born on January 2, 1920 to Bazil Polinger. Graphic artist and cartoonist.
  
  Gabriel Spat (real name Shloyme Patlazhan) was born on July 12, 1890 to Gersh-Wolf Patlazhan (1859-1933) and Malka Perlstein (1862-?). Painter.
  
  Ira Yan (the professional name of Esphir Yoselevich was born on February 2, 1868 to Yosef Yoselevich. Painter and writer.
  
  Ada Zevin (Mansurov) was born on September 3, 1918 to Miron Zevin. Artist and art critic.
  
  A. Abramov was born on February 2, 1893. Actor.
  
  Avraham Ash (Averbuch) was born in 1895. Actor.
  
  Khayele Ash was born in 1920 to Avraham and Polia -- Yiddish actors. Actress.
  
  Miriam Bernshtein-Cogan was born on December 14, 1895 to Yakov and Lea-Doroteya Bernshtein-Cogan. Actress, director, poet and translator
  
  Serafima Birman was born July 29, 1890 to Herman Birman and Elena Botezat. Actress of theater and cinema, theater director and theoretician.
  
  Leon Blank was born in 1867. Actor.
  
  Yefim Bogdanovskiy was born on December 5, 1921 to Moisey Bogdanovskiy. Choral conductor, music teacher and author of articles on the theory of choral singing.
  
  Yosl Budeyskiy was born in 1899. Actor.
  
  Grigoriy Chapkis was born on February 24, 1930 to Noeh Chapkis (1894-1946) and Bertha, originally from Odessa. Dancer and choreographer.
  
  Rosetta Conn was born on July 12, 1891. Actress.
  
  Leibl Eyzerman was born on April 28, 1875. Singer.
  
  Zigmund (Usher-Zeilik) Fainman was born in 1862. Actor, entrepreneur, director and playwright.
  
  Moishe Finkel (also known as Morris or Maurice Finkel) was born in about 1850. Actor
  
  Harry (Hershl) Fishman was born in 1887. Actor.
  
  Avraham Gakhanski. Singer.
  
  Joseph Gershenzon was born on January 12, 1904. Conductor of orchestras in movie theaters.
  
  Alexander Goldenweiser was born on March 10, 1875, to Boris. Pianist, teacher and composer.
  
  Sarah Gorby (real name Gorbach) was born in 1900 to Zeylik Gorbach (originally from Staroushitsi) and Beyla Kipelman.
  Pop and chanson singer.
  
  Clara Honigman (Goldenberg) was born in 1890. Singer and actress.
  
  Shmuel Iris was born on September 10, 1889. Magician and actor.
  
  Yuliy Isserlis was born on October 31, 1888 to David Iserlis (1860-?) and Anna Medzhibozhskiy (1856-?). Pianist and music teacher.
  
  David Kessler was born in 1860. Director, entrepreneur, and actor.
  
  Zalmen (Kroynshtat) Kroyn. Actor and prompter.
  
  Yakov Kulish was born on December 7, 1904 to Zanvl Kulish and Sura-Rivka Zilberman. Cinematographer.
  
  Sergey Lunkevich was born on April 29, 1934 to Aleksandr. Conductor, violinist, composer, actor and folklorist.
  
  Arkady Luxemburg was born in 1934. One of the most prolific and renowned living Moldovan-American composers.
  
  Lewis Milestone (real name Leyb Milstein) was born on September 30, 1895. Motion picture director.
  
  Leon (Leib) Nadolsky was born on February 10, 1865. Actor.
  
  Oskar Ostroff (real name Ovshi Ostritskiy) was born on July 28. 1904 to Leyzer Ostritskiy. Play writer, actor and producer.
  
  Nita Raya (real name Nita Yurkovich) was born on October 15, 1915. Actress, dancer and singer.
  
  Manya Richter (Malka Baranovitsh) was born on May 10, 1889. Actress.
  
  Neytan Richter was born on April 14, 1883. Actor.
  
  Boris Rosenthal was born on October 25, 1881. Actor.
  
  Ben-Tsion Roytman.Actor.
  
  Harry (Huna) Shirman was born on November 4, 1919 to Aron and Tzipa-Molka Shirman. Multi-instrumentalist, composer and conductor.
  
  Regina Simovitsh (Kubovitsh) was born in 1881. Singer and actress.
  
  Froyke Sorokin was born on 10 July 1898. Actor.
  
  Gita Strakhilevich (full name Gitl Strakhilevich-Propishan), was born on June 13, 1915 to Yuda-Ber Strakhilevich (1864-?) and
  Sura Vilik. Pianist.
  
  Paulina Veys was born in 1884. Singer and actress.
  
  Maria Vinetskiy (Kleiner) was born on February 22, 1889 to the synagogue cantor Wolf Kleiner and Noemi Nemerov. Opera singer.
  
  Velvl Vladir was born in 1894. Folk-actor.
  
  Khaim Zilberrang (stage name Munya Serebrov and later Muni Serov) was born on January 8, 1895 to Leyzer Zilberang (1862-1899) and Dobrisi. Theatrical and film actor, performer of Russian and Jewish songs.
  
  Yefim Zlatagarov (Chaim Goldenberg) was born on March 14, 1894. Actor.
  
  
  
  
  The Final Thoughts
  
  Writing this book was more like gathering information scattered throughout the Internet than authoring an authentic text. It took me hours and hours of hard but very exciting work. I will be glad if someone will be able to find the names they searched for, learn about peoples' lives and the history of Kishinev.
  
  Very truly yours,
  
  Ella Romm
  
  Appendix
  
  Struma passenger's names
  
   The Struma was a Bulgarian ship that used to evacuate nearly 800 Jewish refugees from the Romanian port of Constanza to Palestine and was hit by a Soviet submarine on February 24, 1942. All but one were killed:
  
  
  Abramovich, Gisela
  Abramovich, Jean
  Abramovic, Josef
  Abramovich, Moishe
  Avner, Berthold
  Avner, Mesalina
  Abram, Cy
  Agar, Shimon Zelig
  Adana Silviyan
  Adler, Gustav
  Adler, Israel
  Adler, Oswald
  Adler, Tillie
  Isaac, David
  Alter, Benthin
  Alter, Betty
  Alter Tony
  Alter, Ester
  Alcalali, Sarah
  Alter, Jacob
  Ambrovich, Latey
  Antonier Jacques
  Antonier, Rodica
  Appel, Abram Alex
  Appel, Zoltan
  Appel, Israel
  Appel, Feig
  Appel, Emanuel
  Pharmacist Aaron
  Apothecary, Duca
  pharmacist Julius
  apfelberg X Salomon
  Aranovich Lulu
  Aranovich Natalia
  Aronesku, Mina
  Aronnesku, Seigfrid
  Bakula, Miriam
  Bakula, Seine Tiviya
  Banek, Deborah
  Banek, Jose
  Barber Zingfrid
  Barber, Lita
  Baron Adolph Herbert
  Baron Gusta
  Baron Marcel
  Baron, Richard
  Bartfeld Martin
  Baruch, Cecilia
  Butter , Alexandru
  Bach, Juster Octave
  Bachulu, Ichil
  Beer, Yonel
  Beilich, Egon
  Berkovich, Alfred
  Berkovich, Ignat
  Berkovich, Ionia
  Berkovich, Cornel Adrian
  Berkovich, Margarita
  Berku, Betty
  Burku, Joseph
  Berland, Lazar Luza
  Berlandt, Eliza
  Berlapdt
  Berman, Fishi
  Berry, Valdi
  Binder, Joseph
  Binder, Mark
  Binderer Leopold
  Birnshteyn, M Samuel
  Blank, Osis
  Blumenfeld, Leib
  Brown, Mary
  Brown, Eugene
  Brown, Judita
  Breer, Zoltan
  Brettschneider, Theo Benjamin
  Brill, Marseille
  Brill, Sonja
  Brill, Frida
  Bukspanenta, Golden
  Bukshpan Grigore
  Butnaru, Elias
  Butter, Bertina
  Wagner, Wilhelm
  Wagner, Regina
  Wagner, Walter
  Wasserman, Toby
  Wachtel, lolo
  Veyenberg Nathan
  Weinberg, Clara
  Weinberg, Rubin
  Weingarten, Avramidi
  Weingarten, Benjamin
  Weingarten, Meer
  Weingarten, Cipher
  Weintraub, Leo
  Weintraub, Julius
  Weinstein, Josif
  Weinstein, Moritz
  Weinstein, Simon
  Weiss, Abram
  Weiss, Maria
  Weiss, Paul
  Weisberg, Hedwig
  Weisberg, Rudolf
  Veysler, Mark
  Weightman, Abram
  Veksler, Iliash
  Wexler, Etta
  Wittenberg, Shimon
  Vogel, Carol
  Volfshot, Hans
  Galatan , Moishe
  Galatan, Rosina
  Galia, Jean Charalambi
  Gartenberg, Arnold
  Gartenberg, Rifka
  Gartenberg, Felix
  Gelber, Heinrich
  Gelber, Leia Huda
  Gelberg, M. Paul
  Gelman, Alexandru
  Gelman, Moshe
  Gelman, Fanya
  Gelman, Feiga Ganya
  Genzer, Magdalena
  Genzer, Ernestine
  Gersher Malka
  Hershkowitz, Maximilian
  Hershkowitz, Edith
  Hershko, Hershko
  Getelo, Basya Frieda
  Getelo, Moritz
  Getler, Macas
  Gettler, Josef
  Gettler, Leah
  Gefter, Emanuel
  Ginsberg, Adrian
  Ginsberg, Mark
  Ginsberg, Evelyn
  Hirsch, Adalbert
  Glaubs Emanuel
  Glizman Abram
  Glizman Lisa
  Glickman, Jacob
  Glisman, Eugene
  Glisman Rita
  Gluckman, Alfred
  Gluckman, Sophie
  Goldenberg, Jesse
  Goldman, Hans
  Goldstein, Ana
  Goldstein, Moshe Chaim
  Goldstein, Shimon
  Holic, Alfred
  Goldenberg, Osias
  Goldman, Alex
  Goldman Raquela
  Goldman ,, Tyria
  Goldstein, L Shimon
  Goldstein, Mark
  Goldstein,Stefaina,
  Goldstein Eliezer
  Holstein, Armand
  Gornshteyn Herman
  Horowitz, Daniel
  Gottlieb,Henry,
  Gottlieb Paul Norbert
  Gottesman, Jacob
  Gottlieb, Bronislaw
  Gottlieb, Thea Ruth
  Grammer, Joseph
  Granovsky, Gersh
  Greenberg, Moritz
  Greenberg, Stele
  Greenberger, Adolf
  Griff, Kalman
  Griffer, Marcel
  Grobdrag, Alevay
  Grossman, Marcel
  Gross, Wistor Paul
  Gross, Nora
  Gruber, Isak
  Gruinberg, Ephraim
  Gruinfeld, La layer
  Grunberg, Otto
  groupers, Rachel
  groupers, Philip
  Grueberg Ferdinand
  Grunberg, Wolf
  Grunberg, Gabriel
  Grunberg, Jean
  Gruenberg, Irina
  Gryunsfeld, Eyzig
  Gutman, Adeline
  Gutman, Alexander
  Guttermaher, Schmiel
  David Rifka Al's Amelia
  David Ettie
  Davidovich, Sofia
  Dine, Olga
  Dine,Sura,
  Dine Chaim Abraham
  Dzhankovich Bernard
  Dzhankovich Moritz
  Juster, Harry
  Dzhuster Mircea
  Diamond,Gisela,
  Diamond Mick
  Diamond, Simon
  Dichter, Yonel A.
  Dietz, Eugene
  Drachten, St. Paul
  Dulitchi Rachel
  David Carpenter
  Seitz, Bendit
  Seitz, Rebecca
  Zachariah Mark
  Zeller, Meyer Carol
  Siegelman, Andrew
  Siegelman, E Solomon
  Sigmund And Joseph
  Silberman, Penhas
  Zisman, Alex
  Zyss Abram
  Zolkiver Louis
  Yanque, ITIC
  Izsak, Emerick
  Jonas, Iancu
  Jonas, Clara
  Jonas Koch
  Yoniya Joseph
  Yosubas, Itich
  Iram, Haim
  Istasesku, Adela
  Istasesku Alfred
  ITIC, Abram
  ITIC, Aurel
  Itikovich, Adela
  Itikshon Albert
  Itisovich, Adela
  Itsikovich, Corneliu
  Kalikhman Abram
  Kalikhman Bela Luba
  Kamerman Solomon
  Kaneti, Virgin
  Canetti, Isak
  Canetti, Jose
  Canna, Gustav
  Kannik, Dr. Ernest
  Maps, Armand
  Kaffrisen, Marcu
  Kahan, Ilie
  Kahane, Julius
  Katz, Seelig
  Katz, Sigmund
  Katz, Fridrik
  Kelen, Nicholas
  Kelman, Mathilde
  Konigsberg, Berta
  Konigsberg, Louise
  Konigsberg Osiyas
  Konigsberg, Fritz
  Kesselbrenner, Gitel
  Klarfeld, Matte
  Klein, Herman
  Klein Josef
  Kleinburg, Mendel
  Kogan, Burke
  Kogan, Simon
  Koganski, Josif
  Koganchi, Khaya
  Kozhokaru, Carol
  Koyfman, Srul
  Koyfman, Toba Khaya
  Cohn, Adolf
  Kohn, Ionel
  Cohn, Toba
  Korn, Malvina
  CM Kornbluth, Zela
  CM Kornbluth, Mavrich
  Kotingaru, Deborah
  Kotringer, Ilse
  Kottingaru, Deborah
  Cottingaru, Lupu
  Kofman, Sein
  Koch, Giorgio
  Koch, David
  Koch, Zalman
  Koch, Rosa
  Kraus, Marcel
  Krauss, Clara
  Lazarescu, Heinrich
  Lazarescu, David
  Lazarescu, Polina
  Lazarescu, Hentai
  Lazarovic, Reni
  Lazarovic,
  Sevaserym
  Langoras
  Landau RuthRuhl,
  Landau HortansaSylvia
  Landau Emil
  Landman Willie
  Landman Harry
  Landman, Lisa
  Landman, Jose
  Latarovich, Mila
  Lauer, Adolf
  Levy, Haim
  Leibowitz, Basia
  Leibowitz, G. Louis
  Leibowitz, Levinda Corneliu
  Leibowitz, Lei b ITIC
  Leibowitz, Lizik Leon
  Leibovich, Mark
  Leibovich, Simon
  Leibovich, Haya
  Lekker Leon Leib
  Leobovich, Salomon
  Leon, Mark
  Leong, Magurita
  Leong, Rick
  Leong, Edward
  Leibovich, Henry
  Leibovich, Jacob
  Leibovich, Silvia Leoni
  Livovskaya Sarah
  Livovsky, Basia
  Livovsky , Schmiel Wolf
  Limbarsky Dora
  Linbarsky David
  Lobel, polecat
  Lowenstein, Carol
  Long, Armand
  Laurin, Sylvia
  Lucian, Julian Meyer
  Lupovich, Schmiel
  Lupovichi, Blima
  Lupu, Bertin
  Lupu Itrul
  Lucian Maier
  Lucian, Chen Meyer
  Lyudovich Edward
  Lyudovich Emanuel
  Magazanik , Ovshi
  Meyer, Arthur
  Meyer, M Abraham
  Meyer, M Fanny
  Meyer, Sylvia
  Myerson Ana
  Myerson Khan
  Mayersson, Henry
  Maximilian, Apogee
  Mahler, Ladislau
  Mandel, Jacob
  Manole, Lazar
  Margimlis Margarita
  Margulis, Evel
  Margulius, Aurel
  Margulius Harry
  Margulius , Efraim
  Markovic, Henry
  Markovic, Moishe
  Marco, Lusetta
  Marco, Sabrina
  Marcus, H Lupus
  Marcus, Avram
  Marcus, Ana
  Marcus, Aneta
  Marcus, Yvette
  Marcus, Leon
  Marcus, Malvina
  Marcus, Marga
  Marcus, Mendel
  Marcus, Rosa
  Marcus, Chillán
  Matters, Lazar
  Meerlaub, Moritz
  Mendelovich Clara
  Mendelsohn, Edward
  Mindirigu, Avik Nahum
  Mindirigu, Mahum Naftoli
  Mitrani, Yonel
  M., Alrensku
  M., Dorel
  Mihalovich Freeman
  Moisesku, Josif
  Moisesku Mircea
  Moisesku, Nelu
  Moisesku, Frusina
  Moshe, Siprut
  Monblat Samuel
  Munteanu Victor
  Meddzher, Edmond
  Müller, Minta
  Nagi, Mavric
  Nadler, Albert
  Nadler, Josef
  Nadler, N Marseille
  Nadler Rose
  Naiman, Solomon
  Nathanson, Sami
  Nahim, B Nun
  Nahim, Dzhosub
  Nahim, Clara
  Nachman, Lupu
  Nachman, Mavric
  Nahman Esther
  Nacht, Oscar
  Neyberger Louis
  Nestoytu Sarah
  Neuberger, Valentine
  Neuberger, Giter
  Nulman, Henry
  Nulman, Isak
  Nulman, Sara
  Nussbaum, Andronicus
  Nussbaum, Bertha
  Nuremberg, Matilda
  Orelyan, Alexander
  Ormeanu Otto
  Ostfeld, Oshak
  Pauker, Jean Leonard
  Pauker , Rebecca
  Pacey, Josef
  Peretz, Anutza
  Peretz, Avram
  Perlmutter, Sara
  Pescara, Iancu
  Pescara, Solomon
  Pescara, Sura
  Picker, Herbert Julius
  Picker, Miriam Sylvia
  Picker, Rosa
  Picker, Friedrich
  Picker, Marcel
  Picker, Fan and
  pink, Gershom
  pink, Josephine
  Pinky Livyu
  pitari Gisela
  Plaka, Jacob
  Platzman Moritz
  Platzman Sophie
  Platsman Adrian
  play, Dennis
  play, Nyhan
  Pomeranz, Carol
  Poplinger Alfred
  Penkovich Leon
  Rabinovich, Arnold
  Rabinovich, Ida
  Glad Ichil
  Radzviller Nina
  Radulescu, Misha
  Radtsviller Abram
  Reichman, Sylvia
  Reinstein, Alfred
  Reichman, Gert
  Reichman, Clara
  Reichman, Moritz
  Rekhtman Jacob
  Rekhtman Marie
  Rekhtman, Pearl
  Rintsler Aaron
  Rintsler, Fanny
  Riesman, Franchis
  Ritter, David
  Rosenberg, Mary
  Rosenberg, Palouse
  Rosenberg, Simeon
  Rosenberg, Elizabeth
  Rozendeld Marcel
  Rosenthal, Noel
  Rosenzweig, Aurica
  Rosenzweig Harry
  Rosenzweig, Salomon
  Rosenzweig, Ellie
  Rozentsvitt Solomon
  Rozenshveyg Betty
  Rozenshveyg, pink
  Rosner, Bernard
  Rosner, Etty
  Roitman Sonia
  Rothenberg, Saul
  Rothman, Iancu
  Rotter, Bela
  Rotter, Bruno
  Roscu, Israel
  Roscu, Hugo
  Rubinstein, Fani
  Rubsel, Mikhail
  Simon, Joseph
  Simon, Carolina
  Simon, Moyshe
  Simon, Pesya
  Segal Robert
  Segal, Gisela
  Segal, Jeanette
  Segal, Jules
  Segal, L Ina
  Segal, Saul
  Segal, Silenus
  Segal, Slotilda
  Segal, Philip
  Segal Haim
  Segalesku Henrietta
  Segall, Hermine
  Senator Frederick
  Siegelman, Rachel
  Silberbah Gerhard
  Silberman, drills
  Silberman, Isaac
  Silberman, ruby
  Silberman, Silvia
  Silberman, Frida
  Silberman, Eleanor
  Silberstein , Gerson
  Silviyan, D. Emil
  Silvyan Maxim
  Sin Shmayya Schmiel
  Sloiovich Rosa
  Soganskaya Ana
  Solomon, Virgil
  Solomon, Dorel
  Solomon, David Lazar
  Sonenrayh Abram
  Sonenrayh, Rachel
  Sotingaru Lupu
  Spahariu, the Court of
  Space, L Bernard
  Spivak, Abram
  Warden Lazarus
  Warden, Esther
  Steyer, Samuel
  Steere, Attie
  Suzey, Moritz
  Sulimovich, Rebecca
  Sulimovich Sami
  Sulitsanu, S. Moritz
  Sulmovich, Josif
  MascotDavid,
  Talmanovich Saul
  thumber, Ana
  Tekukyanu, Isaac
  Tannenbaum, Leo
  Teratin, Isaac
  Terkel, Lazar
  Terkel Sonia
  Tetelshveyg, Ana
  Tetelshveyg, Isak
  Ungar, Albert
  Walter,Strauss
  WalterIsrael,Mavric
  Walter, Mignon
  Farchi Henry
  Fegler Mach
  Lisa Feigenbaum
  FeigenbaumRuhl,
  Feigenbaum Elias
  Feyngolt Otto Jacques
  Feld Margaret
  Feld, Nicholas
  Feldman, Isak
  Feldshteyn Abram
  Feldshteyn Henry
  Feldshteyn Gheorghe
  Feldshteyn Nellie
  Feldshteyn, Sura
  Fell Solomon
  Feller, Gustav
  Feldman, Esther
  Feldstein, Gisela Louise
  Feldstein, David
  Feldstein, Robert
  Feldstein, Rositz
  Finker Klaus Lola
  Fisher Jacob
  Fischer, Zoltán
  Fisher, Lena
  Fischer, Rositz
  Fischer, Rudi
  Fischer, Silva
  Fishman, Niesen
  Fleycher David
  Fleischer, Ana
  Fleischer, Maletti
  Fleischer, Robert
  Flinker, Jeannette
  Flinker, Richard
  Fox, Mavric
  Franghaym Aaron
  Frank, Israel
  Frank, Tiviya
  Friedman, Desiderio
  Friedman, Ileana
  Friedman, Nicholas
  Friedman, Sofia
  Fruchter, Yehuda
  Fruchter, Isak
  Fruchtman, Henriette
  Fruchtman Solomon
  Frank, David
  Hagelman, Haim
  Chaim, Sabina
  Haimovich, Virgil
  Haimovich, Carol
  Hultin, Ida
  Haras, Sergiu
  Harsolovich Sergei
  Haskolovich, Josif
  Haskolovich, Raquela
  Hassan, Edward
  Hassan, Judita
  Hafner,Lucy
  Heymovich Angelica
  Heynis, Benicia
  Hellenbrandt Louis
  Heller, Bert
  Heller, Leon
  Heller, Oswald
  Heller, Pepi
  Henik, Henik
  Herovich, Theodore
  Hersovich, Gard Ri
  Khersovich, Marcel
  Khersovich, Mosya
  Khersovich, Sally
  Herzblat, Matilda
  Herscher, Samuel
  Hershku, Eva
  Hershu, Sofia
  Hefter, Harry
  Hirsch, Gabriela
  Hirsch, Rosa
  Holich, Jeanette
  Hornstein, Carol
  Husin, Sali
  Zeitz,
  Gusta
  Zeller
  Chesman Eugene
  Chessel, Mordhay
  Chibataru Alfred
  Chovanile Jean Marcel
  Shailovschi Ella
  Schacter, Hersan Kalman chachamim
  Schacter, Charlotte
  Shalamovits, Medea
  Shalamovits Simon
  Shaliko, Lawn
  Shapiro, B Meath
  Shapiro, Max
  Scharf, Clara
  Scharf, Nessie Ita
  Scarf, Schmiel
  Shattner Abraham Leo
  Shattner, Beno
  Shather Francesca
  Saffron, Samuel
  Miner, bars
  miner Blima
  Miner, Joseph
  Miner, Leon
  Miner Max
  Miner, Sarah
  Shvayfel Ana Sarah
  Schwartz, Abram
  Schwartz, Valentin
  Schwartz, Henrietta
  Schwarz Dzhosub
  Schwartz, Clara
  Schwartz, M. Lupu
  Schwartz, Mark Alter
  Schwartz, Miriam
  Schwartz, Rebecca
  Schwartz, Solomon
  Schwartz, Sorin
  Schwartz, Tamara
  Schwartz, Frida
  Schwartz, Haya
  Schwartz, Menade
  Schwartz, Mircea Serban
  Schemnitz, Mina
  Schemnitz, Ernest
  Schechter, Kudris
  Shechter
  Shekhter, Rukhla
  Shimon, B. Shimon
  Shimon, Luchi en
  Schiff, Alexander
  Schiff, Eva
  Shloymovich Pace Jacob
  Shloiovich Saul
  Shloiovich, Emanoil
  Shlomovich Maria
  Shmatnik Leo
  Shmatnik, Trillo
  Schmetterling, Victor
  Schmetterling, Mark
  Schmetterling, Frida
  Schmetterling, Ernest Emanuel
  Schmiel, Rifka
  Shmilovich Beno
  Shmilovich Ana
  Shmilovich Ana
  Shmilovich, Beno
  Shmilovich, Ida
  Shmilovich Leonard
  Shmilovich Nora
  Schmiel Israel
  Shnapp Heinz Erich
  Schonberger, A Ladislau
  Schonberger, Paul
  Shonenreyh, Samy
  Schonfeld, Hugo
  Shore, Gert Marga
  Shore, Siegfried
  Schorr, Juliet
  Spiegel Abraham
  Spiegel, Claude
  Spiegel, Mavric
  Spiegel, Solien
  Spiegel, Attie Enta
  Shpirer, Basil Julian
  Shpirer, Rudolfina
  Shpirer, Samuel Dzhosif
  Stahl, Desiderio
  Stahl, Jacques
  Stein, Moshe
  Steinbach, Leo Henry
  Shteinbah, Rake
  Sternberg, Menelaws
  Shtier, Anisoara
  Shtorfer, Norbert
  Shtoffer Saul
  Strauss, Elizabeth
  Shuhard , Soive
  Schuhard, William
  Edelstein, Jean
  Edelstein, Clara
  Edelstein, Leon
  Eizik, Louis
  Eisik, Mircea
  Eckstein, Rosa
  Elias, Avram Bernard
  Elias, Joseph
  Elias, Rohi
  Elias, Sofia
  Elias, Barat
  Eliash, Medea
  Elkov ich, Naftuli
  Epstein, Matias
  Epstein, Sarah Rebecca
  Erbst, Matei
  Jaanku, Moishe
  Jakobovich Fainaru, Pinku
  Yanku, Sofia
  Yanchelevivi, Frida
  Yanchelevich, Etya
  Yanchelevichi, Nisen
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Mefkura passenger's names
  
  Another ship with the same fait was Mefküre (often referred to as Mefkura) a Turkish ship that carried Jewish refugees from the same port Constanza to Istanbul, sailing under the Red Cross flag. It was sunk by shellfire on August 5, 1944, by Soviet submarine, killing more than 300 refugees:
  Georgi Lechner abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Alexandru Maier abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Israel Grimberg abt 1905 Timisoara
  Fany Brauner abt 1896 Bucuresti
  Alexandru Stern abt 1893 Timisoara
  Leib Zinodbaum abt 1923 Ungaria
  Smotrici Kringel Chaim abt 1887 Bucuresti
  David Rasenetz abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Paula Schachter abt 1919 Bucuresti
  Cecilia Fanea abt 1938 Bucuresti
  Iosif Renighel abt 1919 Bucuresti
  Eugen Rubin abt 1910 Timisoara
  Haienrich Lazarovici abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Iliuta Herscovici abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Lazar Marcovici abt 1925 Timisoara
  Moise Stoessel abt 1929 Sibiu
  Rifka Rasenetz abt 1916 Bucuresti
  Herman Reischer abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Paulina Grumnberg abt 1899 Bucuresti
  Moise Rasenetz abt 1937 Bucuresti
  Petre Iszac abt 1929 Bucuresti
  Bela Lazarovici abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Robert Reiffr abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Israel Brukman abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Ghers Elin abt 1887 Bucuresti
  Miriam Varnai abt 1934 Bucuresti
  Martin Hammer abt 1917 Bucuresti
  Pavel Herman abt 1906 Arad
  Sigmund Haimsohn abt 1927 Bucuresti
  Liza Mochas abt 1932 Constanta
  Angelica Brociner abt 1890 Bucuresti
  Iacob Neumelt abt 1907 Polonia
  Iosua Iosif Husner abt 1919 Bucuresti
  Anatolia Stern abt 1933 Timisoara
  Brana Khigel abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Herman Grossu abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Aron Gotesman abt 1915 Bucuresti
  Zighi Pasternak abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Eva Divinska abt 1938 Polonia
  Nusa Brukman abt 1941 Bucuresti
  Laha Ioschid abt 1937 Bucuresti
  Georgia Divinska abt 1909 Polonia
  Iakob David Kahane abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Iosif Varnai abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Strul Lebusor abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Ervin Farcas abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Ileana Rubin abt 1918 Timisoara
  Iacob Schapira abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Haim Ioschid abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Pincu Fanea abt 1906 Bucuresti
  Nelly Fischer abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Regina Aschinazy abt 1901 Bucuresti
  Sara Farcas abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Felicia Fichterman abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Iosif Risemberg abt 1894 Cernauti
  Leon Moscovici Froim abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Liviu Pistiner abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Aron Risemberg abt 1933 Cernauti
  Heinrych Puiu Disiovici abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Sloim Solomon abt 1898 Bucuresti
  Ioana Stern abt 1890 Timisoara
  David Stengel abt 1908 Storojinet
  Iacob Bernstein abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Suzana Weis abt 1909 Bucuresti
  Menachem Adler Bucuresti
  Chitran Grunstein abt 1917 Bucuresti
  Muni Fermer abt 1905 Bucuresti
  Rol Heinhold abt 1894 Bucuresti
  Strul Iarasovitz abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Gabriel Stoessel abt 1927 Sibiu
  Natan Cantec abt 1881 Bucuresti
  Bentin Maerson abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Katalina Deutsch abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Iosif Avram abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Samuel Braun abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Viorica Kremer abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Dora Salsberg abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Avram Etla Abramovici abt 1890 Bucuresti
  Dinela Loebel abt 1927 Bucuresti
  David Marcovici abt 1918 Bucuresti
  Mira Leia Grau abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Ana Spigel abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Vasile Horvat abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Ileana Stoessel abt 1928 Sibiu
  Matilda Bercu abt 1919 Bucuresti
  Ana Walter abt 1922 Arad
  Mirela Hirsch abt 1934 Bucuresti
  Lucia Altman abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Beniamin Schecter abt 1926 Bucuresti
  Beba Maerson abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Solomon Abramovici abt 1938 Bucuresti
  Francisc Drehler abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Hahane Einhorn abt 1932 Bucuresti
  Sary Kahane abt 1933 Bucuresti
  Dan Zimmerman abt 1919 Ungaria
  Israel Grimberg abt 1905 Bucuresti
  Eva Goldring abt 1934 Bucuresti
  Avram Milvivi abt 1916 Cernauti
  Mina Grossman abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Edwart Hirsch abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Leia Feiga Kenner abt 1925 Iasi
  Ludovic Kremer abt 1908 Bucuresti
  Dvora Ioschid abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Eugen Tiberiu Herman abt 1942 Arad
  Heinrih Braun abt 1941 Bucuresti
  Andrei Avraham abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Smuli Smirman abt 1905 Galati
  Simion Sineter abt 1900 Bucuresti
  Israel Brickman abt 1915 Bucuresti
  Sasa-Bela Warman abt 1927 Bucuresti
  Ervin Korner abt 1915 Bucuresti
  Melitta Kraft abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Avram Rasenetz abt 1935 Bucuresti
  Maria Goloboy abt 1902 Bucuresti
  Pola Brukman abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Gheorghe Loefler abt 1925 Timisoara
  Marcel Kraft abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Fritz Fermer abt 1903 Bucuresti
  Rauber ...Ssler abt 1918 Ungaria
  Feiga Reisenberg abt 1922 Cernauti
  Ana Blum Bucuresti
  Mayer Wecsler abt 1925 Bucuresti
  David Neuman abt 1927 Polonia
  Clara Fermer abt 1908 Bucuresti
  Irina Grimberg abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Sura Lefovici abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Rudolf Naiman abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Rosa Freiberg Bucuresti
  Miriam Levin abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Mateiss Hofman abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Berta Herman abt 1913 Arad
  David Rosa abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Erika Springer abt 1928 Bucuresti
  Hersch Brauner abt 1888 Bucuresti
  Marcel Fichterman abt 1926 Bucuresti
  Haim Braunstein abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Avram Herestie abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Clara Varnai abt 1908 Bucuresti
  Heinrich Miller abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Ber Iticovici abt 1891 Bucuresti
  Solomon Risemberg abt 1891 Cernauti
  Anisoara Megheziu abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Bella Goloboy abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Moses Solomon abt 1926 Bucuresti
  Bercu Bercu abt 1918 Bucuresti
  Sara Iticovici abt 1894 Bucuresti
  Leia Grumnberg abt 1936 Bucuresti
  Andrei Abraham abt 1923 Turda
  Miriam Pilpel abt 1911 Cernauti
  Avram Heller abt 1926 Bucuresti
  Maria Orenstein abt 1899 Bucuresti
  Iacob Hilperoink abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Sion Goloboy abt 1900 Bucuresti
  Ferdinand Goldring abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Riva Hofman abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Moise Leib Kahane abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Clara Grumnberg abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Suzana Herman abt 1934 Arad
  Solomon Landau abt 1908 Bucuresti
  E. Ferdinand Gluck abt 1914 Bucuresti
  Matei Grau abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Iacob Averbuch abt 1917 Cernauti
  Artur Kraft abt 1935 Bucuresti
  Adolf Herling abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Nathan Weisglass abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Marian Marcovici abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Artur Sarafinstein abt 1917 Bucuresti
  Elka Chaim abt 1892 Bucuresti
  Adalbert Binghel abt 1920 Deva
  Bertold Haber abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Slota Stern abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Marcela Dernis abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Solomon Smilovici abt 1922Hateg
  Sara Fanea abt 1905 Bucuresti
  Moise Reisenberg abt 1931 Cernauti
  Jean Grumnberg abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Avram Pistinrer abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Blima Mezesohn abt 1927 Bucuresti
  Leia Kahane abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Aba Abramovici abt 1917 Bucuresti
  Mayer Iticovici abt 1934 Bucuresti
  Toma Weis abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Rosalia Friedman abt 1898 Bucuresti
  Rosa Veinberger abt 1913 Focsani
  Pinkas Appel abt 1920 Cernauti
  Pincas Walter abt 1897 Bucuresti
  Noemi Stern abt 1932 Bucuresti
  Leb Alexandru Avram abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Miriam Avram abt 1932 Bucuresti
  Margareta Remi abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Bela Smirman abt 1935 Galati
  Feiga Perla Solomon abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Schlama Walter abt 1933 Bucuresti
  Iuda Tihman abt 1919 Bucuresti
  Elena Tropper abt 1926 Arad
  Hubert Levin abt 1928 Bucuresti
  Ghizela Hirsch abt 1903 Bucuresti
  Noemi Herman abt 1936 Arad
  Solomon Harnic abt 1903 Bucuresti
  Ana Marcovici abt 1926 Cernauti
  Mendel Grimberg abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Bela Braun abt 1933 Bucuresti
  Fani (Sara) Fruchter abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Emil Stoessel abt 1930 Sibiu
  Frederich Smirman abt 1929 Galati
  Ernest Sconbraun abt 1898 Bucuresti
  Moira Moses abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Alfons Berger abt 1918 Bucuresti
  Stela Finchelstein abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Levi Hilperoink abt 1906 Bucuresti
  Blima Herling abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Herbert Reishert abt 1926 Bacau
  Beniamin Mihail Tehmen abt 1918 Braila
  Irina Grimberg abt 1913 Timisoara
  Bella Solomon abt 1901 Bucuresti
  Arie Gotheil abt 1927 Bucuresti
  Sara Iussin abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Leopold Strausser abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Alexandra Gotheil abt 1906 Bucuresti
  Lia Khigel abt 1938 Bucuresti
  Raimond Lupescu abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Tiberiu Grimberg abt 1937 Bucuresti
  David Khigel abt 1902 Bucuresti
  Itil Lehler abt 1923 Bucuresti
  Ira Levin abt 1907 Bucuresti
  Samuel Gross abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Stefan Braunstein abt 1916 Bucuresti
  Melhior Goldring abt 1903 Bucuresti
  Goda Rosemberg abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Perla Froim abt 1887 Bucuresti
  Iuda Nute abt 1923 Bucuresti
  David Solomon abt 1904 Bucuresti
  Blanca Orenstein abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Natan Leiblich abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Martha Sturn abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Gheorghe Roza abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Bela Abramovici abt 1940 Bucuresti
  Curt Richard abt 1935 Bucuresti
  Eva Bruder abt 1927 Arad
  Herman Friedman abt 1917 Cernauti
  Ruchla Elin abt 1886 Bucuresti
  Liza Rotstein abt 1933 Bucuresti
  Herbert Grumnberg abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Lili Goldring abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Ernest Goldstein abt 1915 Bucuresti
  Leia Aschinazy abt 1933 Bucuresti
  Iacob Risemberg abt 1931 Cernauti
  Iool (Iosif) Aschinazy abt 1906 Bucuresti
  Chaia Abramovici abt 1885 Bucuresti
  Iosif Herscovici abt 1928 Bacau
  Bela Grimberg abt 1913 Bucuresti
  Heinrich Solomon abt 1929 Bucuresti
  Samuel Aschinazy abt 1931 Bucuresti
  Fanel Risemberg abt 1892 Cernauti
  Bruno Kindler abt 1916 Bucuresti
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  Bercu Rachburg abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Gerta Herling abt 1937 Bucuresti
  Ruhla Dascalu abt 1921 Bucuresti
  Sara Landau abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Nuhan ...Ssler abt 1941 Ungaria
  Sara Tehmen abt 1922 Braila
  Pavel Stefan Remi abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Francesca Harnic abt 1932 Bucuresti
  Aurel Stern abt 1938 Bucuresti
  Ruth Roth abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Ghitla Abramovici abt 1859 Bucuresti
  Iosef Schwartz abt 1921 Timisoara
  Fani Gluck abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Mateias Gotheil abt 1889 Bucuresti
  Simon Warman abt 1908 Bucuresti
  Braun Bercovici abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Rozita Richard abt 1912 Bucuresti
  Paulina Megheziu abt 1910 Bucuresti
  Liuba Smirman abt 1901 Galati
  Iszac Heinhold abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Eugenia Golering abt 1905 Bucuresti
  Avram Marcus abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Jean Marcovici abt 1920 Bucuresti
  Marcus Richard abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Tiberiu Grimberg abt 1937 Timisoara
  Hana Abramovici abt 1930 Bucuresti
  Silvia Solomon abt 1924 Bucuresti
  Andrei Varnai abt 1929 Bucuresti
  Lenuta Iticovici abt 1932 Bucuresti
  Sigismund Sturn abt 1906 Bucuresti
  Moritz Davideanu abt 1925 Bucuresti
  Eugen Rendel abt 1917 Bucuresti
  Iosif Stern abt 1901 Bucuresti
  Ernestina Maerson abt 1938 Bucuresti
  Leizer Orenstein abt 1898 Bucuresti
  Francesca Harnic abt 1911 Bucuresti
  Leia Walter abt 1934 Bucuresti
  Isac Lefovici abt 1922 Bucuresti
  Gheorghe Wass abt 1924 Ungaria
  Carol Fermerabt 1934 Bucuresti
  
  
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