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UKRAINE-SIG's "MOST WANTED"
These are photos owned by your fellow researchers, but the identities of the individuals photographed have been lost to the ages. If you recognize a photo or person, or have information on anyone here, please contact each submitter directly.
You can also submit your own photos. Please include where you think the people are from; which family they might belong to; the possible date of the photo; "submitted by", & your email address, so that you can be contacted.
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| AVERBUCH daughter and son-in-law The daughter and son-in-law of Avrum and Raie AVERBUCH. The wife grew up in Zhabokrich, the married couple lived in Kodyma with 2 daughters. The woman had siblings Fischel, Nathan/Nuta and Liova. Eliana Aizim descends from this woman's brother. |
Another picture of Bertha WEINBAUM GREENBERG? Laura Katz wonders if this is another photo of Bertha WEINBAUM GREENBERG from Kamenets-Podolsk, who also appears on the Kamanets-Podolsk page or of her sisters or another relative. The photo was taken in a Kamanetz photography studio. If it is Bertha it might be from the early 1890s. If it is a relative who you can identify or if you have this picture in your photo album please contact Laura. |
Photos from Ray Cannata
Ray's story of the discovery of these pictures, which were part of the estate of his great-grandmother Katia POBERJESKY SIEBELEWSKY, can be read here. Katia and her husband Alter were graduates of the University of Kharkov who fled to the United States in the 1890s because they were too radical to be left unmolested in Czarist Russia. Katia kept photos of many friends and family of both herself and her husband. Other family names in these photos may be DASHEVSKY, SIEBELEWSKY, POBERJESKY and BUDNACHENKO. All were taken in Elizavetgrad studios and all were most likely taken in the 1890s.
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| POBERJESKY? SIEBELEWSKY? Photo originally owned by Alter and Katia (POBERJESKY) SIEBELEWSKY of Elisavetgrad. | POBERJESKY? SIEBELEWSKY? Photo originally owned by Alter and Katia (POBERJESKY) SIEBELEWSKY of Elisavetgrad. | Katia POBERJESKY is thought to be the gfirl on the left. Who is the friend or relative with her in the picture? Write to Ray Cannata with information |
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| Anna (daughter of Moshe) 1892 Anna sent this to Roman GERSHOY and signed it your [cousin/sister/spiritual sister?]. She was clearly important to Gittel "Katia" POBERESKY SIEBELEWSKY of Elizavetgrad as not one, but two copies of this photo were among the papers. it was taken in Tagenrog in July 1892. |
Samuel, of Siebelewsky
family?. To family friend RABINOVICH, taken in Elizavetgrad around 1890?; Ray Cannata |
Photos from Alex Kopelberg:
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| Kovel 1930s, Beytar
Organization This picture taken in Kovel in the 1930s includes Pinkhas KOPELBERG. He's the last to the right in the third row and is the only survivor of his family. He attended the Tarbut Gymnasium in Kowel. |
Kovel 1930s with
Khana KOPELBERG This picture also taken in Kovel near the end of the 1930s. Khana KOPELBERG, the girl in a dark dress sitting on the bench, was killed by the Nazis. |
Emilchino, Zhitomir
Oblast This picture taken in 1926 Emilchino. These are members of the SHAPIRO Family. The sitting woman is Beyla Isaakovna SHAPIRO (1908?-1982), born in Emilchino, died & buried in Simferopol. The first on the left is her husband Yudko SHAPIRO (1902? -1945), born in Emilchino and perished in WWII. The other two men are Beyla's brothers (one is Aron). ...[Beyla] is my cousin's grandmother." |
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| Front and back of photo of unidentified woman, taken by studio of M. Oppitz in Kremenets, Volhynia. The family story, uncorroborated, is that my great-grandfather Shimon/Sam BAKER (1883-1916) (possibly surname name was BIK in Russia) brought this photo when he immigrated to New Hampshire, USA, around 1907, and it was a woman he loved in Russia. Sam came to the United States to marry Annie GOLD [nee KLOTZ], an earlier immigrant whom he had known in Russia, but this is not Annie in the picture. See BAKER and KLOTZ family trees at: http://www.ltolman.org/index.html More photos at http://www.ltolman.org/photos.htm Please contact Lynne Tolman at LTolman@LTolman.org |
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