Ivangorod

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1900s Name: Ivangorod
1900s District: Gaysin
1900s Province: Podolia
1900s Country: Russian Empire

Modern: Ivangorod, Ukraine
Modern Ukrainian: Івангород
Modern Russian: Ивангород

1930s: Ivangorod, Vinnitsa, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Ivangorod, Soviet Union

Other names: Ivangorod [Rus], Ivanhorod [Ukr], Iwangrod [Pol], Ivangorodok

Coordinates: 48°48'N 29°47'E Mapquest Google Maps

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Information from petty bourgeois elders on synagogues and prayer houses of the Podoli

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Information from petty bourgeois elders on synagogues and prayer houses of the Podolia Province, including Vinnitsa, Gaijsija, Kamenets-Podol"skiy, Letichevo, Litin, Ol"gopol", Proskurov districts and the city of Mogilev-Podol"skiy, and Podolsk province, including Gaisin, Granov, Zyatkovtsy, Ivangorod, Kiblich, Kuna, Ladyzhin, Raigorod, Sobolevka, Teplik, Ternovka, Khoshchevata1914, CAHJP HM2/9039.2.

Podolia Province GovernmentGAKhO, Kamenets-Podol"sky"skiy, Fond 227, Opis 1, Delo 8148

Condition of Jews in Podolia and lists of the dead from the pogroms

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Report on the situation of Jewish refugees at the Romanian border with the list of refugees in Kamenka. Extracts from the pinkases of Proskurov and Khashchevata. Lists of those killed in the towns of Bobrik, Boguslav, Byshev, Vakhnovka, Gaisyn, Germanovka, Gorodok, Granov, Dashev, Zyatkovtsy, Ivangorod, Kolenkovichi, Kuna, Ladyzhin, Litin, Malin, Obukhov, Pereyaslav, Priluki, Raigorod, Severinivka, Sobolevka, Teplik, Ternovka, Tomashpol", Trilesy, Khashchevatoye, Yasnogorodka. Lists of the children of the orphanages of Bar, Bershad, Murafa, Olgopol". Lists of those who suffered in pogroms in Khashchevata and Sharovka, 1919-1921; Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew; CAHJP HM2/9958.2.

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Yahad-in Unum execution site for Ivangorod/Ivangorod

1941-1945

Yahad - In Unum ("together" in Hebrew and Latin) is a Paris-based organization established in 2004 by Father Patrick Desbois and dedicated to systematically identifying and documenting the sites of Jewish mass executions by Nazi mobile-killing units in Eastern Europe during World War II.

In Yahad - In Unum archives you can find the following resources concerning the Jewish victims of this town/village:

- Video testimonies of eyewitnesses of the mass shootings
- Contemporary photos of executions sites of Jewish victims
- Archival pictures of the town/village and their Jewish inhabitants
- German archives about the executions of Jewish victims
- Soviet archives about the executions of Jewish victims

Video testimonies can be available online upon request on Yahad Interactive Map page

Photos and short video clips of testimonies are available online on Yahad - In Unum interactive map

Others archives are available for consultation in Yahad Research Center in Paris. For more information, please contact Patrice Bensimon

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