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USC Shoah Foundation Institute testimony of Elena Scherbova

Oral History | VHA Interview Code: 45452

Interviewee: Elena Scherbova
Experience Group: Jewish Survivor
Gender: F
Interview Length: 2:59:02
Interview Date: 5/28/1998
Interview Location: / Ukraine
Birth Year: 1930
Birth City: Khar'kov (Khar'kov/ Ukraine/ USSR)
Birth Country: USSR
Language: Russian

Hiding or False Identity Location: Kozel'noe (Ukraine/ USSR)
Khar'kov (Ukraine/ USSR : Oblast)
Type of Hiding Place: houses
Liberated By: armed forces/ Soviet
Location of Liberation: Khorol (Poltava/ Ukraine/ USSR)
Other Experiences: escapes from the ghettos
escapes from mass shootings
concealment of Jewish identity
Prewar Religious Identity: non-observant/non-practicing
Postwar Religious Identity: non-observant/non-practicing
Description: Forms part of the USC Shoah Foundation Institute Visual History Archive.
Special Collection: USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive
Holder of Originals: USC Shoah Foundation Visual History Archive
Restrictions: On-site access only. Registration required.
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