I am not sure about a book, but a documentary film came out (is about to come
out?) about the Ochberg Orphans.

I have seen a cut of it (Isaac was my great-uncle), but I do not know whether the
final version is generally available yet. I am sure that it will make its way to
SA once it is released. Below is some info >from a movie database

It has been nominated for an Oscar in the "Best Documentary Short Subject"
category.

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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0976046/maindetails

Ochberg's Orphans (2008)
Director: Jon Blair
Writer: Jon Blair (writer)
Release Date:2008 (UK)
Genre: Documentary

1921. In Russia a million children are without parents after six years of war,
famine and disease. 300,000 of them have been orphaned by murderous anti Semitic
attacks, their lives hanging by a thread.
In South Africa, businessman Isaac Ochberg dreams a dream of saving some of these
helpless and lost souls.
Filmed in the original locations, together with unique archive footage and
testimony >from survivors, Ochbergs Orphans reveals this unknown story of heroism.
Today, in a century dominated by wars, genocides and displaced peoples, Ochbergs
legacy is a reminder that a small act can make a big difference.
--

Alexander Friedlander
e-mail: friedlac@drexel.edu

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Researching

Lamschen/Lemken, Davidovitz, Hirschalld--Sassmachen/Riga in Latvia
Montweed/Montwuid--Italy, Holland, Latvia
Ochberg--Uman in the Ukraine
Friedlander and Ginsberg--Bytom/Beuthen and Wroclau/Breslau in Poland/Germany
And all in South Africa
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