Thanks to translation by a very helpful member of this forum (thanks Michael!), I understand that the attached document issued to my great-uncle, Elya Schwets, allowed him to travel within Russia for

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I was hoping someone could translate my great uncle Elya Shvets's Russian passport, including both the printed and handwritten words if possible. Any help would be much appreciated. Howard Brown Stowe

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Hi- I believe my GGF, Khuni Shikhman, died in Kiev prior to WW 2. Does anyone have suggestions regarding sources of records for either death records or cemetery records? Thanks, Howard Brown Stowe, VT

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Just after posting this, I went to Yad Vashem online and, sadly, found a page of testimony for Israel Brojnsztejn of Rivno, completed by the same person who provided info about Chaya Brojnztejn of Riv

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I would appreciate suggestions on next steps in searching information about a relative (great uncle) who I believe likely died in the Shoah. The last name is BRONSZTEJN, first initial S. (I thought th

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