suddenly in the very at the end of the column he saw esfil, his wife. their gazes met.uted: “show them ausweiss.” my mind was working feverishly. a moment later he was already running to the policeman, showing the life-saving document, shouting as he went: ausweiss, ausweiss. the policeman , making sure that the man really had a pass, pushed sfiri out of the column. when he showed “the germans in the first pogrom were liberated by those who worked” and mom was allowed to leave the column, she also told some girl with her, say that i am your daughter. she was about 16 years old girls, she said: she was also released. the nazi doctrine is the complete destruction of the jewish population. but how to cope with the elimination of such a large number of people? pogroms became one of the effective means. the particularly bloody one lasted 4 days, it began on july 28 and ended on july 31, 1942, the numbers of victims vary, then approximately 25,000 people were killed, in a four-day pogrom my mother knew the raspberries and we ran there. and we sat there for 4 days, everyone wa

we are looking for three-year-old esfil pavlovska. the girl lived on the left bank of the kherson region in the city of oleshki. this settlement was occupied from the first days of the war and the situation there is still very tense. i hope that the connection with the child disappeared precisely because of the occupation, and everything is fine with the girl. unfortunately, it is currently unknown whether the child is still on the left bank of the kherson region. it is possible that esther was taken somewhere, that is why it is important for us to know any information about the child. if you have it, call our service hotline immediately search for magnolia children by short number 1630. calls from any ukrainian mobile operator are free, or write. that karina's parents had separated long before the start of the war and lived separately. the girl lived with her mother on a permanent basis, but on the eve of the full-scale invasion, she was with her father, and when the russians entered, she ended up in the occupied territory. from time