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Family Tree
Paternal Paternal Maternal Maternal grandmother grandfa grandfather grandmother ther ? Oliker Alter-Girsh Bunin Gita Aisikovna Bunina Leib Oliker (nee ?) 1876-1949 (nee Shapiro) ?-1901 ?– 1940s 1878-1931
Father Mother
Ber (Boris) Leibovich Oliker Beilya (Berta) Alterovna 1901-1978 Bunina 1902-1986
Siblings Spouse Interviewee Ernst Borisovich Oliker Grigory Lvovich 1935 Gorelov Larisa Borisovna Gorelova 1926-1995 (nee Oliker) 1927
Children
Alla Grigoryevna Baboshkina (nee Gorelova) 1951
Yevgeny Grigoryevich Gorelov 1958
1 The interviewee and her family
Full name Larisa Borisovna Gorelova (nee Oliker)
Where and when were you born? Leningrad (today St. Petersburg), 1927
Where else did you live? 1930-1941: Minsk (today Belarus) 1941-1944: Bishkek (today Kyrgyzstan) 1953-1957: Tallinn (today Estonia) 1957-1960: Svinemuende (today Poland)
Your educational level? 1944-1945: Ulyanov-Lenin Electrical Technical Institute in Leningrad, electrical engineer
What sort of work do/did you do? 1950-1983: engineer
How religious was your parents’ home? How were you raised? Parents were atheists
What is your mother tongue? Russian
How many languages do you speak? -
2 If you were in an army, tell us which army and the dates None
Where were you during the Holocaust? 1941-1944: evacuation, Bishkek (today Kyrgyzstan)
3 Siblings
Their names Ernst Borisovich Oliker
Where and when were they born? Minsk (today Belarus), 1935
What is their mother tongue? Russian
Their educational level? 1942-1952: Soviet secondary school 1952-1957: Leningrad Institute of Cinematographic Engineers, design engineer
Their occupations? Engineer, Scientific Research Institute of Radio Equipment, Leningrad
Where do/did they live? Leningrad (today St. Petersburg)
Where else did they live? 1945-1952: Brest (today Belarus)
Do they have children? Mikhail Oliker: 39 years old, lives in Toronto (Canada), engineer
4 Spouse Name? Grigory Gorelov
Where and when was he/she born? Rogachev (today Belarus), 1926
Where else did he live? 1941-1945: Kyrgyzstan 1945-1950: Minsk (today Belarus) 1952-1957: Tallinn (today Estonia) 1957-1960: Svinemuende (today Poland)
Is he/she Jewish? Yes
What is his/her mother tongue? Russian
His/her educational level? 1945-1950: Minsk, Polytechnic Institute, engineer
Occupation? Engineer-designer
Where and when did he/she die? St. Petersburg, 1995
5 Children
Their names? Alla Grigorievna Baboshkina (nee Gorelova) Yevgeny Grigorievich Gorelov
Were they raised Jewish/do they identify themselves as Jews? They were not brought up Jewish, but identify themselves as Jews.
Where and when were they born? Alla: Leningrad (today St. Petersburg), 1951 Yevgeny: Brest (today Belarus), 1958
Where else did they live? -
Their educational level? Alla: 1958-1966: Soviet high school 1966-1971: Music school attached to Conservatory 1975-1980: Higher Trade-Union Cultural School, Faculty of Choir Conductors Yevgeny: 1965-1975: Soviet high school 1975-1980: Hertzen Pedagogical Institute, Faculty of Philology
Their occupations? Alla: ballet concertmaster Yevgeny: school teacher, tram driver
How many grandchildren do you have? Alla: Andrey, born in 1973, manager (great-grandson Vitaly, born in 2002) Natalya (Natasha) , born in 1983, college student Yevgeny: Vassily (Vasya), born in 1984, schoolboy
6 Father
His name? Ber Leibovich Oliker (common name: Boris)
Where and when was he was born? Rogachev (today Belarus), 1901
Where else did he live? Soviet prisons and camps in Karelia, Archangelsk region and Vorkuta region
Where and when did he die? Minsk, 1978
What sort of education did he have? Workers’ faculty Medical Institute, surgeon
What sort of work did he do? Until 1936: clinic, Minsk 1933-1936: Deputy People’s Commissar for Public Health of Belarusian SSR Until 1978: medical official
How religious was he? Atheist
What was his mother tongue? Russian
7 Army service: Which army and what years? None
Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) He had two brothers, both born in Minsk: 1) ? Leibovich Oliker: perished while fighting in the Civil War (1918-1920) 2) Peisakh-Elya Leibovich Oliker: exiled in 1920s, came back to Minsk and perished in the Holocaust
Where was he during the Holocaust? In Stalin’s camps, Medvezhegorsk, Karelian Republic
If he survived, what did he do after? Until 1956: in exile 1956-1978: medical official
8 Paternal grandfather
Your father’s father name? Leib Oliker
Where and when was he born? No information
Where else did he live? Minsk
Where and when did he die? Minsk (today Belarus), 1901
What sort of education did he have? No information
What sort of work did he do? Tinsmith
How religious was he? Orthodox
What was his mother tongue? Yiddish
9 Army service: Which army and what years? No information
Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) No information
Where was he during the Holocaust? Died before
10 Paternal grandmother
Your father’s mother’s name? ? Oliker (nee ?)
Where and when was she born? No information
Where else did she live? Minsk (today Belarus)
Where and when did she die? During World War II in a ghetto
What sort of education did she have? No information
What sort of work did she do? Housewife
How religious was she? No information
What was her mother tongue? Yiddish
11 Tell me about her brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) No information
Where was she during the Holocaust? Died during World War II in a ghetto
12 Mother
Her name? Beilya Bunina (kept maiden name after marriage) (common name: Berta)
Where and when was she born? Slutsk (today Belarus), 1902
Where else did she live? 1920-1941: Minsk (today Belarus) 1941-1944: Bishkek (today Kyrgyzstan) 1944-1959: Brest (today Belarus) 1959-1986: Leningrad (today St. Petersburg)
Where and when did she die? Leningrad, 1986
What sort of education did she have? 1920-1925: Minsk State University, Faculty of Economics
What sort of work did she do? Economist-planner
How religious was she? Atheist
What was her mother tongue? Russian
Tell me about her brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.)
13 She had 7 sisters: Liber-Esther Zaitseva (nee Bunina) (common name: Lyubov) (1900, Slutsk-1965, Leningrad): philologist, Jewish husband, Georgy Zaitsev, two children: Vitaly (m), born in 1929, engineer, married, two children, Sergey and Galina; Sigrid, born in 1934, engineer,
Maria Bogina (nee Bunina) (1905, Slutsk-1980, Leningrad), lawyer, Jewish husband, Meyer Bogin; son Artyom Bogin (1932, Minsk-1993, St. Petersburg), engineer, married, two children: Victor (m) and Tatiana (f)
Hanna Kaplan (nee Bunina) (common name: Anna) (1907, Slutsk-2000, St. Petersburg), librarian, Jewish husband, Solomon Kaplan, engineer, died in Leningrad in 1984, two children: Galina, interpreter, St. Petersburg; Ilya, born in 1945, engineer, St. Petersburg, married, two daughters
Reizl Belaya (nee Bunina) (common name: Rosa) (1909, Slutsk-1989, Leningrad), medical official, was married three times to Jews, 1st husband died during siege of Leningrad, 2nd husband, Nikolai Amurov, 3rd husband, Boris Bely, doctor, died in 1971; no children
Мatlya Epstein (nee Bunina) (common name: Matilda) (1912, Slutsk-1987, Leningrad), librarian, Jewish husband, Boris Epstein (?-2002), communication engineer; son Yevgeny, born in 1935, engineer, St. Petersburg, married, daughter Yelena
Eshka Fruman (nee Bunina) (common name: Esphir) (1915, Slutsk), engineer, Jewish husband, Naum Fruman (1915-1999), navy officer; two children: Galina, born in 1939, engineer, St. Petersburg, married to Roman Karpelson, geologist; two sons, Vadim and Alexander; Leonid, born in 1948, engineer, Boston, USA
Pasha Manevich (nee Bunina) (1921, Slutsk-1977, Leningrad), medical official, 1st husband, Yakov Umansky died in 1944 at front, 2nd husband Ikheil Manevich, born 1917; two children: Gennady, born in 1948, engineer, Germany; Faina (1952, Leningrad-1993, Germany), husband Ilya Vikstein (died in 1978)
Where was she during the Holocaust? 1941-1944: in evacuation, Bishkek (today Kyrgyzstan) 1944-1945: liberated territory, Brest (today Belarus)
If she survived, what did she do after? 1944-1959: economist-planner 1959-1986: pensioner
14 Maternal grandfather
Your mother’s father’s name? Alter-Girsh Bunin
Where and when was he born? Slutsk (today Belarus), 1876
Where else did he live? 1931-1941: Minsk (today Belarus) 1941-1944: Bishkek (today Kyrgyzstan) 1944-1949: Leningrad (today St. Petersburg)
Where and when did he die? Leningrad, 1949
What sort of education did he have? Cheder
What sort of work did he do? Land tenant
How religious was he? Celebrated holidays, was pious, but didn’t stick to strict customs and didn’t attend the synagogue.
What was his mother tongue? Yiddish
15 Army service: Which army and what years? None
Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) Matlya Bunin (no information about his life)
Where was he during the Holocaust? 1941-1944: Kyrgyzstan 1944-1945: Leningrad (today St. Petersburg)
If he survived what did he do after? Pensioner
16 Maternal grandmother
Your mother’s mother’s name? Gita Aisikovna Bunina (nee Shapiro)
Where and when was she born? Storobino (today Belarus), 1878
Where else did she live? Slutsk (today Belarus)
Where and when did she die? Slutsk, 1931
What sort of education did she have? Home-educated
What sort of work did she do? Housewife
How religious was she? Religious, celebrated holidays, lit the candles, but didn’t attend the synagogue and didn’t observe many traditions
What was her mother tongue? Russian
17 Tell me about her brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) A lot of sisters, no further information
Where was she during the Holocaust? Died before
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