Ekaterinoslav Guberniya
Mariupolskii District
Jewish Colony No. 12
Zelenopol'ye
Zelenoe Pole
Zelenopolye
Zelenopol Ye
Zelenopole
Myodla
Myadler
47° 33' / 36° 50'
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Zelenopole Aron Hakodesh, 1904. |
3elenopol school, 1922. |
Established 1853
"Emess" was a Yiddish name given to
Zelionoepole during the Soviet Period. They gave names reflecting Soviet
ideaology: "Emess" is Truth.
Population:
At the end of 1885 there were 39 families in the colony.
From the Hebrew Press: ("Extracted and translated from the newspaper copies by Chaim Freedman).
Surnames: Gordon, Kalmanovich, Svidler, Zipursky, Matvid
Sources: WWWW, Avotaynu XIII/4/31
JGFF Researcher: Michoel Ronn - Gordon
Photographs: Chaya Riva Gordon
Zelenopole 1850 Revision List (Part 1)
Zelenopole 1850 Revision List (Part 2)
1858 Zelenopole Revision Lists
1858 Revision Lists (Appendix M)
Revision lists donated by Michoel Ronn
Prenumeranten lists have been discovered which include the kolonyas.
While the entire lists merit translation here are some highlights. The transliteration maintains the actual Hebrew spelling.
 | "Imrei Shmuel" by Shmuel Kalonymus Eizinbod (1911) |
| "Kehilat Yitskhak" by Yitskhak Tzvi Margolin, Rabbi of Sladkovodna(1911) |