Kiliya, Ukraine (Pages 116-130)

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[Page 116]

Family Photos {cont.}

His wife

Dr. Naum Yakovlevich Rabinovich was a central and visible personality in Kiliya. He contributed to the community and its organizations. As a physician, he refused to receive money from the workers and from the poor. He appears in many pictures from the Tarbut School, Keren Hayesod, and others. Kunitza mentions him in his book on Kiliya.

His son, Yasha, one of the first victims of the war in Kiliya

Fima and Yasha Rabinovich in Volchok, 1932

[Page 127]

Etya Rabinovich, z”l,
murdered in Bogdanovka Israel Rabinovich, z”l,
murdered in Bogdanovka Leah Rabinovich

Yacov Rabinovich

Lyova and Zilya Shwartsman

The Shwartsman and Berkovich families

Misha Shwartsman, the dentist's son, drowned in the Volchok waters. In this photo are also two friends: Fima Rabinovich and Ilyusha Dubin.

[Page 128]

The Shwartsman Family – four generations in Kiliya
First row from left to right: Pesya Chiubotaru, born in 1833, the great grandmother, Tsipora Davidovich, the grandmother, Malka Riva Shwartsman, the mother, and the son, David Shwartsman
Second row: Rachmiel Davidovich, the uncle, Meier Volfovich, a partner. Fourth from right is Baruch Shwartsman, the father, and the aunt, Klara Davidovich.

Two Shwartsman sisters who perished in the Holocaust:
Klara, born in 1921, and Milichka, born in 1928

[Page 129]

Jean Nusimovich and Olya, Enta Goldman, and unknown, in Kiliya

The sisters Etya and Olya Shwartsman

Shrira (Feldman) Betunya,
daughter of Shayke,
who was in the Red Army

[Page 130]

Pinya Katz and some of his children:
Yana, Polya, and Shmuel

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