…’s job as an engineer; attending school where he learned Russian; Russia joining the war against Germany; being evacuated to Tashkent and to Djabad Abad…

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…, but they got it back with all furnishings intact. About 50 to 60 family members survived -- the ones who went to Russia instead of to camps. Edmund…

… members of her family just prior to the German invasion in 1941; the German bombardment of the ship; their journey to Krasnodar, Russia, and the conditions…

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… evacuated on the steamship “Pestel,” first to Krasnodar, where she lived at a collective farm, then to Ufa, then to Tashkent, where another aunt lived. She…

…Refugees--Uzbekistan--Tashkent--History.…

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…. Leningradskai︠a︡ oblastʹ (Russia)--History--Sources. Tashkent (Uzbekistan)--Emigration and immigration--History--20th century. Correspondence. Letters. Reports…

… in the Russian army in Siberia, and in Tashkent, Uzbekistan; the deaths of his family; hostility towards the Jews in Poland after the war; his marriage…

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… me three brothers. One brother was in his young age, he went to Russia in that time. And this is interesting because I wanted to tell the whole story…

… into Russia with her mother in 1941; winding up in a small village in Kazakhstan, living under extremely primitive conditions; her mother continuing to…

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… were able to escape into Russia. Eventually they wound up in a small village in Kazakhstan, living under extremely primitive conditions. Bella’s mother…

…Jewish refugees--Russia (Federation)--Sverdlovskaia oblast'.…

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… long did it take you? I don't remember. But according-- I imagine, it could take an hour. I don't remember. It was really Russia. And your husband was…

… to a collective farm with six friends; escaping to Tashkent with one of his friends; working on a cotton farm for two years; having his belongings…

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… the war, but he was also injured in his left leg. And my mom-- Where is her family from? Also from Russia. My mom's name was Leah. And her maiden name…

… railroad car to Uzbekistan, passing through Tashkent to Samarkand; working as a watchman for grain; hearing in 1944 that his wife’s family and his parents…

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…. And they took them to Russia-- every single man and woman, not only Jews, but not Jewish also. But there was a lot of not Jewish there. This was only…

…Enna Nemirov describes her childhood under Soviet rule in Yalta, Russia, and Odessa and Kiev, Ukraine; her experiences during World War II; her…

…Genrikh Tseytlin, born in Leningrad (Saint Petersburg, Russia) on March 27, 1933, describes being at a daycare’s “dacha” in the town of Luga (outside…