Szumsk, Ukraine
Yizkor Book Project
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Translated by Rachel Karni
| Translator's note: The translator used English spellings used by these people or by their families, if known. The names are alphabetized by Hebrew spelling and appear here in the exact order in which they appear in the Yizkor Book. The names of some of these survivors can be found in the Pages of Testimony they submitted to Yad Vashem. |
| Israel | Jakobson, Dora | |
| Akerman,Yaakov | Lando, Leib z”l | |
| Bahat, Yehoshua | Lopatin, Reuven | |
| Berg, Zeev | Meirzon, Levi | |
| Berger, Azriel | Mondrer, Pela | |
| Berger, Reizel | Moldawan, Rivka | |
| Bren, Elyakim | Mailinboim, Yitzchak | |
| Berensztein, Wolf | Mordish, Aryeh | |
| Berensztein, Freida | Segal, Shmuel | |
| Brik Zeev, z”l - Russia | Fuks, Nachum | |
| Brik (Yisraeli), Menachem | Frimer, Tuvia (9 people) | |
| Berensztein-Fuks, Sara | Cisin, Chaim | |
| Berensztein-Fuks, Yehoshua | Kesel Geier, Mania | |
| Berensztein-Heller, Ada | Kleinshtein, Etel | |
| Berensztein-Fuks, Ida | Kreizelman, Aryeh | |
| Giladi, Pinchas | Kramer, Avraham | |
| Geler, Chaim | Krakowiak, Shalom | |
| Geler, Yaakov | Rosenberg-Segal, Tzvi | |
| Geler, Yitzchak | Schubert, Melech | |
| Goldenberg, Shalom | Szteinman, Ruth | |
| Goldenberg, Freida (sister) | Szteinman, Dina z”l | |
| Goldenberg, Yitzchak | Sztejnberg, Yaakov (son of David) | |
| Gelman, Tzvi | Sztejnberg, Yaakov (son of Shmuel) | |
| Gervitz, Mordechai | Schpak, Yisrael | |
| Green-Korin, Tova | Schpak, Luba | |
| Winer, Mordechai | Schpak, Sonia | |
| Weisman, Shraga (Feivke) | ||
| Weizman, Aharon | Poland | |
| Weizman, Elkana | Mordish, Leah | |
| Zuber, Aryeh | Rajch,Yozik | |
| Chelbin, Moshe | Szrajer, Shifra | |
| Chusyd Avraham | Kopiko, Luba | |
| Jakobson, Raya | Kesel, Dov Poland z”l | |
| Argentina | United States | |
| Burdman, Herzl | Giladi, Tzipora | |
| Burdman, son | Giladi-Mednik,Yoseph (her husband) | |
| Fudim, Manus | Greenberg, Nisan | |
| Katz, Michael z”l | ||
| Russia | Segal, Berel | |
| Brik, Shmuel | Prilutzki, Eliyahu | |
| Ginzburg, Lusik – Kaniv near Kiev | Karas, Shlomo | |
| Duchowny, David Tzvi – Rostov | Shreier, Shlomo | |
| Duchowny, Yaakov – Rostov | Greenberg, Shepe | |
| Wilsker, Hirsh Leib – Leningrad | Greenberg, Nisan | |
| Wilner Akiva – Rostov | ||
| Sosna, Moshe – Leningrad | Canada | |
| Spector, Ben Chaim – ? | Gorender, Aryeh | |
| Farber, Yosef – Siberia | Gorender, Yaakov | |
| Kleinshtein, Shlomo – Rizan near Moscow | Chelbin, Sonya | |
| Kuniansky, Zeev |
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Translated by Rachel Karni
| Translator's note: The Shumsk Yizkor Book was published in Tel Aviv around 1968. The translator used English spellings used by these people or by their families, if known. The names appear here in the exact order in which they appear in the Yizkor Book. |
| Chaim Percis | Fishel Katz | |
| Chaim Percis' wife | Gitel Katz | |
| Devorah Roichman | Raizel Lusman | |
| Leib Korin | Yitzcak Lusman | |
| Tila Korin | Leib Yaninger | |
| Aharon Stis | Leib Yaninger's wife | |
| Nachum Voskoboinik | Leah Kanfer | |
| Antzi Voskoboinik | Moshe Kopelovitch | |
| Rachel Reznik | Gila Kopelovitch | |
| Leib Lando | Moshe Lerner | |
| Moshe Bahat | Malka Lerner | |
| Shmuel Bahat | Tzvi Prelutzki | |
| Pinchas Pelc | Sarah Kanfer-Rosental | |
| Chana Pelc | Yisrael Sudman | |
| Leah Glazer | Mindel Milman | |
| Devorah Yaninger-Glazer | Tzvi Ravitz | |
| Gitel Roiter | Dina Sztejnman | |
| Moshe Roiter | ||
| Moshe Sztejnberg | ||
| Chava Yehudit Kleinshtein |
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