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Samuel O
Hello,
I would appreciate any help in my research.
Looking for details about a family named Tzesarskaya from the city of Kiev, Ukraine. The names as I know are:
Rebecca (born 1921) and her brother Michael. The parents were Chaya and Aryeh/Aharon Tzesarskaya.
Michael was drafted to the Red Army and disappeared during World War II.
I have no further details and can not find any lead online.
Thank you
-- Samuel Ovadia Ovadia - Turkey | Elmalech - Bulgaria | Roth - Romania | Sztajf - Ukraine | Tzesarskaya - Ukraine |
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Hi Samuel
You are in luck - go to: https://uk.wikisource.org/wiki/%D0%90%D1%80%D1%85%D1%96%D0%B2:%D0%94%D0%90%D0%9A/P-1654 there you will find a link to a gigantic spreadsheet with Kyiv births indexed from 1920-1936 indexed but in Russian. You will also find a link to the Babin Yar Holocaust Memorial Center where you will find the actual record. The Ukraine Research Division is working on processing these now - we are working through a few issues If you don't read Russian you can transliterate the names usining the Steve Morse webpage at |
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Hi Samuel,
This recent thread on this site may help regarding Michael : https://groups.jewishgen.org/g/main/topic/81120240 So far I've used only the obd-memorial.ru database but it provided amazing, and very helpful, information. Good luck. Mike Coleman London (U.K.) |
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Janet Furba
Hi ask the Ukraine State archive in Kiev and the Kiev town archive.
Janet Furba, Germany |
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Marc Friedman
Samuel:
Are you aware of any connection to the Tsesaski family from Panevezys, Lithuania? (Tsesarskaya is a feminine form.) Please respond to me privately. Marc.Friedman Marc.friedman@... Researching in Lithuania: Abramowitz/Friedman - Pasvalys; Tsesarski - Panevezys; Frankenstein - Wilkowisk |
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