YEMIL’CHYNE
(Emilchino)

Family Stories and Memoirs

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  1. Alex Kopelberg - My first nine years were spent there, it was there I went to the first grade, and learned to write and read...

  2. Shlapent Memoires - the little town of Emilchino, completely unknown to the rest of the world, was mentioned. This was where the Germans had buried children alive... (in English at www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  3. Bronya (Brantsya) Shargel - Prior to 1937, when the synagogue was operated in the small town had its own rabbi. In those years, Dad drove us to the synagogue... (translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  4. Alex Kopelberg - ... He was taken prisoner by the Germans, and because he knew German, he began working as a translator. (translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  5. Vera Rozenshtein - Beating the Jews in the Ukraine in 1919 (translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  6. Boris Latman - In the 50s years Emilchino population was about 5000 people, of whom about one-third were Jews...(translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  7. Alexander Yaroshevsky -In the New Year's Eve January 1, 1938 we children were awakened by the noise and tramping boots. I saw three soldiers in uniforms, who came to arrest our daddy.(translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  8. Arkady Sachs - In May 1945, or 1946, I witnessed the excavation of the graves of the Jewish community Emilchino. The grave was in a diameter of about 4-5 meters. There were approximately 10-15 corpses.(translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)

  9. Aron Baru - Bandits split into two groups: one went round from house to house and robbed, the second shot on the streets. They shot 11 Jews (translated from www.jewishperson.org/emilchino)



Ukraine

Zhytomyr Region

50º52’20” N

27º48’28’ E

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Page Updated February 2012

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