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List No.2 includes the names of those who have correspondence from overseas.

Names Source | Names Source: 1836

Document Format: Typed Document
Document Date: 22 Dec 1941
Legibility: Easily Legible Text
Generating Agency: Romanian Red Cross
Sex: Male and Female
Persecution Status: Jew
Nationality: Romanian
Language: Romanian
Number of Pages (Exact): 18
Number of Persons (Exact): 582

List Source Title: Odessa Oblast Archives records
Reel: 3
Reference URL: <a href="https://www.ushmm.org/online/world-memory-project/">The names in this collection were made searchable through the World Memory Project</a>
List Organized By: Random
Notes: Page of Romanian correspondence precedes list. Translated as: "It’s an honor to put enclose 2 lists of Jews deported to Transnistria. List No.1 names of those of whom the Geneva Red Cross has inquired after. List No.2 includes the names of those who have correspondence from overseas." List indicates the last residence (town and street address). There are Jews from allover Romania.
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