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List of Jews from Leova Interned in the Cahul Camp List of Jews from Leova Interned in Cahul Camp July 22, 1941 Introduction by Joel Waters In memory of Liba Vasserman, my Great Grandmother, who died in Cahul along with many of her neighbors. Background: Following the June 22, 1941 Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union the Germans moved quickly across Bessarabia and Bucovina into Ukraine, leaving control of these two former Romanian territories to Romanian Prime Minister, Ion Antonescu. Antonescu was intent on cleansing his land of the Jews, and in late July 1941 started assembling the Jews into transit camps in preparation for their eventual deportation across the Dneister River. Of course, many Jews were killed along the way, or died in the transit camps of hunger, exposure, and disease. By October 8, 1941 when Ion Antonescu ordered the deportation of all Jews from Bessarabia and Bucovina on more than half of the Jewish population of Bessarabia had already perished. The survivors were sent across the Dneister river into Transnistria. Database: This list is transcribed from a document entitled “List of Jews from Leova interned in Cahul Camp” obtained from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, in Washington D.C. The original source of this document is the Moldovan State Archives in Chisinau, Moldova. Acknowledgments: Special thanks to Michlean Amir – USHMM Reference Archivist for her assistance in acquiring this document. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Name Lists Catalog Search -- Search Results Original Language Title: Tabel de evrei din Leova îternaţi în lagărul Cahul. Language: Romanian Title in English: List of Jews from Leova, interned in Cahul camp. Place(s): Cahul (Place of Persecution) Leova (Previous Location) Organization/Battalion Name: Lagarul Cahul Nationality - Persecution Status: Romanian - J or JU / Jude / Jew Gender: Male and Female Type of List: Concentration camp Date: Notes: List indicates age, prewar, profession, and gender. Most of them have Leova as their prewar place but there are also from other towns from Bessarabia. Collection: RG-54.001M National Archives of Moldova Document Generating Agency: Cahul Police / Politia orasului Cahul / Romania Source Medium: Microfilm Reel or Fiche Number: 21 Document Format: Handwritten Document Legibility: Easily Legible Text Number of Pages: 14 Number of Persons: 386 List Organized By: Random This record came from the USHMM Archival Sources Cataloging Project. Jews from Leova Interned in Cahul Camp 22-Jul-41 Nr. SURNAME Name Age Location Occupation Sex Comments 281 ABRAMOVICI Dina 14 Leova F 379 ABRAMOVICI Haica 75 Leova housewife F 107 AGATSTEIN Haia 36 Husi housewife F 288 AGENSTEIN Roza 3 Leova F 295 AGENSTEIN Haia 18 Leova housewife F 296 AGENSTEIN Riva 14 Leova F 297 AGENSTEIN Haim 4 Leova M 129 AGHITSTEIN Hova 45 Leova housewife F 103 ARGINTAR Raschela 26 Leova housewife F 52 ARONOVICI Ester 70 Leova housewife F 349 AVERBUCH Iancu Ioinie 51 Tigheci laborer M 350 AVERBUCH Clicila I. 45 Tigheci housewife F 351 AVERBUCH Vichea I. 20 Tigheci housewife F 352 AVERBUCH Dora I. 10 Tigheci F 353 AVERBUCH Iancu I. 2 m. Tigheci M 158 BABICI Frima 37 Leova housewife F 345 BACHTRAGER Milu 12 Leova M 346 BACHTRAGER Nati 10 Leova F 180 BACHTREIGHER Riva 41 Leova housewife F 181 BACHTREIGHER Miral 17 Leova housewife F 380 BALABAN Samuil 68 Larguta laborer M 386 BALABAN Strul 28 Larguta-Cahul M 56 BALTAN Rachil 37 Leova housewife F 243 BALTAN Ciarina 4 Leova F 4 BARASCH Saie 76 Hancesti butcher M 21 BARASCH Janetta 32 Leova housewife F 63 BARASCH Rifca 72 Lapusna housewife F died 24-Aug-1941 67 BARASCH Ghital 52 Leova lingerie maker F 106 BARASCH Sima 40 Visinesti housewife F w. 1-year old child 120 BARASCH Sura 29 Leova housewife F 222 BARASCH Leon 10 Leova M 223 BARASCH Sifra 9 Leova F 224 BARASCH Menucha 6 Leova F 225 BARASCH Motea 3 Leova M 226 BARASCH Riva 7 m. Leova F 253 BARASCH Roza 10 Leova F 283 BARASCH Mina 14 Leova F 284 BARASCH Raia 14 Leova F 285 BARASCH Ghita 7 Leova F 286 BARASCH Leibu 4 Leova M 287 BARASCH Dora 1 Leova F 290 BARASCH Marcu 3 Leova M 159 BEGHELCRUK Sara 39 Leova school principal F 59 BERCOVICI Tony 29 Husi housewife F 81 BERCOVICI Heivad 67 Leova housewife F 83 BERCOVICI Roza 37 Leova housewife F 244 BERCOVICI Ciclidia 6 Leova F 245 BERCOVICI Willy 3 Leova M died 22-Aug-1941 268 BERCOVICI Moise 15 Leova M 269 BERCOVICI 4 wks Leova F name was not given 272 BERCOVICI David 13 Leova M 182 BERNSTEIN Feiga 52 Leova housewife F 65 BICHMAN Clara 34 Leova accountant F 100 BICHMAN Rebecca 24 Leova housewife F with a 6-wks old child 246 BICHMAN Seiva 1 Leova F 280 BICHMAN Mina 1 m. Leova F 317 BICHMAN Seiva 1 Leova F 112 BILEVSKY Rifca 56 Leova housewife F 113 BILEVSKY Bluma 24 Leova housewife F 168 BLINDERMAN Poly 29 Leova seamstress F 169 BLOCH Fany 30 Husi housewife F 334 BLOCH Ghizela 6 Leova F 330 BOIANGIU Riva 1 Leova F 163 BOIANJIU Haica 35 Leova housewife F 5 BUBIS Herscu 52 Leova cheese maker M 76 BUBIS Dvoira 48 Leova housewife F 6 BURSTEIN Meir 43 Leova harness maker M 77 BURSTEIN Raschel 38 Leova housewife F 258 BURSTEIN Sara 16 Leova F 259 BURSTEIN Saie 13 Leova M 260 BURSTEIN Mendel 13 Leova M 261 BURSTEIN Moise 7 Leova M 262 BURSTEIN Dvoira 4 Leova F 34 CANTARGI Heivad 56 Leova seamstress F 121 CARALEVSKY Feiga 66 Leova housewife F 141 CARCIUMAR Etel 52 Leova housewife F 147 CARCIUMAR Mirla 20 Leova housewife F 172 CATAP Molca 45 Leova housewife F 336 CATAP Sosia 15 Leova F 337 CATAP Zisel 12 Leova F 338 CATAP Ghitla 9 Leova F 339 CATAP Leia 7 Leova F 340 CATAP Hers 3 Leova M 3 CAVAL Ghers 54 Leova water carrier M 55 CERNOBILSKY Molca 46 Leova housewife F 241 CERNOBILSKY Marie 20 Leova housewife F 242 CERNOBILSKY Ghita 16 Leova F 137 CERNOBINSKY Boba 68 Tiganca housewife F 114 CHIJNER Leia 50 Leova housewife F 97 CIOBAN Marie 66 Leova housewife F 161 CIOBAN Fani 26 Panciu seamstress F 329 CIOBAN Misu 8 m. Leova M 19 CIOBOTARU Golda 33 Leova housewife F 220 CIOBOTARU Mira 9 Leova F 221 CIOBOTARU Clara 2 Leova F 347 CIOBOTARU Mira 9 Leova F 348 CIOBOTARU Clara 2 Leova F 39 CLEMANTKY Paulina 45 Beresti housewife F 184 CLEMANTKY Ester 12 Leova F 185 CLEMANTKY Herscu 10 Leova M 27 CLIEGER Roza 42 Tighina housewife F 236 CLIEGER Haia 6 Leova F 102 CLIEGMAN Rifca 35 Averesti housewife F 279 COBELANSKY Dora 12 Leova F 20 COGAN Eva 38 Leova housewife F 35 COGAN Seindal 27 Leova seamstress F 71 COGAN Hova 60 Kishinau housewife F 98 COGAN Rebecca 23 Galati housewife F 109 COGAN Perl Hinda 74 Leova housewife F 136 COGAN Ester 53 Hancesti housewife F 148 COGAN Roza 35 Bucuresti housewife F 214 COGAN Beniamin 4 wks Leova M 250 COGAN Perla 31 Leova seamstress F 251 COGAN Sluva 29 Leova seamstress F 252 COGAN Minea 24 Leova seamstress F 316 COGAN Raschella 15 Leova F 307 CRACIMAR Ana 19 Leova housewife F 308 CRACIMAR Leiba 14 Leova M 311 CRIVAROD Leia 11 Leova F 312 CRIVAROD Avram 7 Leova M 313 CRIVAROD Aron 3 Leova M 314 CRIVAROD Srul 1 Leova M 178 CRIVORUK Ghitel 75 Leova housewife F 33 CROITOR Zelda 48 Leova housewife F 212 CROITOR Rubin 7 Leova M 213 CROITOR Leiba 3 Leova M 157 DASCAL Sima 50 Leova housewife F 156 DAVIDOVICI Tilca 29 Leova Teacher F 171 DAVIDOVICI Ana 34 Husi seamstress F 335 DAVIDOVICI Herman 6 Leova M 377 DAVIDOVICI Leibel 60 Leova tailor M 14 DOIBAN Sura 29 Husi housewife F 15 DOIBAN Molca 53 Tarutina F 217 DOIBAN Etty 2 Leova F died 02-Aug-1941 218 DOIBAN Zaharia 14 Leova M 28 DUBIN Mindea 38 Leova housewife F 70 DUBIN Hinda 33 Leova seamstress F 144 DUBIN Mali 35 Leova housewife F 201 DUBIN Leica 2 Leova F 237 DUBIN Leib 11 Leova M 238 DUBIN Manea 10 Leova F 239 DUBIN Avram 8 Leova M 254 DUBIN Leica 18 Leova seamstress F 255 DUBIN Malca 16 Leova F 256 DUBIN Moise 9 Leova M 105 ECHTMAN Hona 43 Leova farmer F 326 ECHTMAN Srul 15 Leova M 327 ECHTMAN Iosif 12 Leova M 328 ECHTMAN Moise 7 Leova M 123 ELBERG Basia 20 Leova housewife F 361 ENACHE Maria 31 I. S. Duca seamstress F 362 ENACHE Ionel 5 I. S. Duca M 95 ERLICHMAN Sarica 19 Husi housewife F 72 EVALENCO Sluva 68 Leova seamstress F 73 EVALENCO Golda 28 Leova seamstress F 74 EVALENCO Ester 25 Leova seamstress F 75 EVALENCO Clara 23 Leova seamstress F 322 FAINDACI Solomon 12 Leova M 176 FEIERSTEIN Ana 27 Cahul housewife F 344 FEIERSTEIN Etty 2 m. Leova F 99 FICHMAN Malca 19 Leova housewife F 174 FICHMAN Sima 60 Leova housewife F 364 FINCHEL Leiba 49 Calceova farm laborer M 365 FINCHEL Sonia 41 Calceova farm laborer F 366 FINCHEL Froica 20 Calceova farm laborer M 367 FINCHEL Itzic 17 Calceova farm laborer M 368 FINCHEL Leizer 14 Calceova farm laborer M 369 FINCHEL Zisu 11 Calceova M 370 FINCHEL Rifca 6 Calceova F 371 FINCHEL Volodea 1 Calceova M 12 FISCHMAN Burach 74 Leova M 145 FRIEDMAN Riva 70 Leova housewife F 354 GABER Saiu 46 Tigheci laborer M 355 GABER Tony 45 Tigheci housewife F 356 GABER Itzic 17 Tigheci laborer M 357 GABER Moisa 15 Tigheci laborer M 358 GABER Adela 12 Tigheci F 359 GABER Dora 8 Tigheci F 360 GABER Paulina 2 Tigheci F 47 GARBER Hova 37 Leova housewife F 195 GARBER Fany 8 Leova F 196 GARBER Musca 4 Leova M 68 GARTEN Feiga 45 Leova housewife F 69 GHELMAN Busa 66 Leova housewife F 122 GHERBER Feiga 75 Leova housewife F 160 GHERSTEIN Ana 18 Leova seamstress F 247 GHERTEN Tipa 10 Leova F 248 GHERTEN Etla 16 Leova seamstress F 249 GHERTEN Mantea 19 Leova lingerie maker F 18 GHITERMAN Sura 60 Leova housewife F 22 GHITNIC Riva 35 Cimislia seamstress F 227 GHITNIC Iosif 5 Leova M 228 GHITNIC Brana 3 Leova F 2 GITELMAN Solomon 65 Leova farmer 94 GLUCKMAN Mali 56 Haucesti housewife F 124 GLUCKMAN Roza 34 Raducaneni seamstress F 125 GLUCKMAN Reiza 74 Tiraspol housewife F 277 GLUCKMAN Sara 17 Leova housewife
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