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Ekaterinoslav

Alexandrovskii District

 

Jewish Colony No. 11

Gorkaya

Gor'kiy

Nazarevitch

Olgofskoy

 47° 44' / 36° 41'

Gorkaya house, 1904.
 

Memoirs of Yaakov Yelishevitch

Life Story of Shmuel Yelishevitch

Established 1850

Population:

At the end of 1885 there were 26 families in the colony

Extract from Piotr Arshinovs  History of the Makhnovist Movement:

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On May 12, 1919, several Jewish families - 20 people in all - were killed in the

Jewish agricultural colony of Gor'kaya, near Aleksandrovsk.

The Makhnovist staff immediately set up a special commission to investigate this event. -

From the Hebrew Press:

Surnames from Russian State Archives of Ancient Acts (RGADA): (Fond 1308, series 5, files 1444,  1446, 1448, 1450, 1451) Arshinov,  Asinovski,  Belyanski, Blyakh,  Bodna,  Borok,  Drozd,  Eliosof, Freidenzon,  Gimel (Himel?), Gordon, Goryanski,  Gurevich,  Gurbanov,  Gutkin, Kantsan,  Kleiman,  Kroz,  Lemkov,  Lomovski, Meyerov,  Meyerov,  Mogaram,  Nudel,  Olevsan,  Paikin,  Perelman,  Plinski,  Rakhman,  Sverdlov, Serkhel,  Sladkov, Yelishevitch,  Zelbet,  Zlatkin,

 

 

Sources: WWWW, Avotaynu XIII/4/31

JGFF Researcher:   Ronit Zadikov – Borok, Yelishvitch, Gurbanov

 

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