Lambrivka, Ukraine

The Village of Ungrovka
(Lambrivka, Ukraine)
46°19' / 29°18'
Ariel Meknes

Published in Tel Aviv, 1985

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The Village of Ungrovka (Lambrivka)
Story of Jewish Agricultural Settlement in Bessarabia
by Ariel Meknes, Kibbutz Hameuchad Publishers, Tel Aviv – 1985

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Page(s)

Opening

Introduction 7-8

Prologue 9-10

The Jewish Colonization Association (JCA) 10-13

Chapter 1 – The Conditions and the Background for Establishing the Village 15-22

Chapter 2 – Field Crops 23-28

Chapter 3 – Livestock 29-34

Chapter 4 – The Vineyards 35-40

Chapter 5 – The Homesteads 41-51

Chapter 6 – Under Russian Rule 48-52

Chapter 7 – The Evacuation 53-56

Chapter 8 – Obstacles Along the Way 57-64

Chapter 9 – Meeting Freedman, the Agronomist 65-68

Chapter 10 – Another Evacuation 69-72

Chapter 11 – After the Fact 73-76

Chapter 12 – Closing 77

Appendices and Maps

Map of the layout of the Agricultural Village (no page numbers)

The Agricultural Village of Ungrovka in Benderi County – M. Mariascin 79-82

The Village of Lambrovka - Yosef Gur Aryeh 83

Appendix 1 – List of Ungrovka Residents 87

Appendix 2 – List of Residents Expelled to Siberia by the Soviets in 1941 88-89

Appendix 3 – List of Ungrovka residents or families that were killed in the Second World War by the Soviet Army
List of JCA Staff employed by the Kishinev Office (Bessarabia)
List of outside staff who were employed by JCA in Romania and Czechoslovakia before World War II 89

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		Page(s)
Opening
Introduction		7-8
Prologue		9-10
The Jewish Colonization Association (JCA)		10-13
Chapter 1 –	The Conditions and the Background for Establishing the Village	15-22
Chapter 2 –	Field Crops	23-28
Chapter 3 –	Livestock	29-34
Chapter 4 –	The Vineyards	35-40
Chapter 5 –	The Homesteads	41-51
Chapter 6 –	Under Russian Rule	48-52
Chapter 7 –	The Evacuation	53-56
Chapter 8 –	Obstacles Along the Way	57-64
Chapter 9 –	Meeting Freedman, the Agronomist	65-68
Chapter 10 –	Another Evacuation	69-72
Chapter 11 –	After the Fact	73-76
Chapter 12 –	Closing	77
Appendices and Maps
Map of the layout of the Agricultural Village (no page numbers)
The Agricultural Village of Ungrovka in Benderi County – M. Mariascin		79-82
The Village of Lambrovka - Yosef Gur Aryeh		83
Appendix 1 –	List of Ungrovka Residents	87
Appendix 2 –	List of Residents Expelled to Siberia by the Soviets in 1941	88-89
Appendix 3 –	List of Ungrovka residents or families that were killed in the Second World War by the Soviet Army List of JCA Staff employed by the Kishinev Office (Bessarabia) List of outside staff who were employed by JCA in Romania and Czechoslovakia before World War II	89