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USHMM has copied from this fonds and describes the copies as follows: Fond 2353; Opis 1 Ed. hr. No. 232 – Declarations on the ethnic origin of persons in Transnistria. 165pp. Fond 2353; Opis 1 Ed. hr. No. 241 – Birth certificates of Transnistrian citizens. 1943. 64pp. Fond 2353; Opis 1 Ed. hr. No. 248 – Lists of refugees in Transnistria. 78pp. Fond 2353; Opis 1 Ed. hr. No. 251 – Population statistics ...

Collection consists of photographs depicting the Palatnik family in Odessa before the war; all the members of the family were murdered in Odessa ghetto. Also includes a report card issued to Albert Palatnik stating that he is Jewish; issued in Balta, after the war.

Photographs (9) and postcards (2) relating to the wartime experiences of the family of Moshe and Golda (Olga) Tenin, originally of Odessa, 1942-1944. Photographs include family portrait, photographs of individual family members, including son Boris, in his Red Army uniform, daugher Klara, and daughter Paulina, who was murdered by the Germans in 1942. Also includes photograph of Leonid Dakhis, Klara's ...

Testimony, photocopy of manuscript, 11 pages, in Russian (with one page English summary included by donor). Covers experiences between 1941-1944 in occupied Odessa, includling Slobodka ghetto.

M.52.TGIAUKB - Documentation from the Library of the Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in Kiev
 
 This subsection contains documentation from the occupation regime, for example: orders from the Kamenets-Podolski municipality and Feldkommаndаtur (field command) to the Jews of Kamenets-Podolski, the District and the Region regarding the wearing of the yellow badge; order issued by ...

Black and white image of studio portrait family of six; verso: black ink inscription, blue ink inscription "Dora Kardonskay /in the / upersid / Esfir Kardonskay (donor's sister) / (Levitan) / is sitting down /between her / mother and father"; dated April 17, 1932; Odessa, Ukraine.

Contains a testimony, typescript, three pages, describing David Shtambrandt' experiences in Odessa and surrounding region during the Holocaust. Three other copied documents include a Russian certificate certifying that people named in document (Raisa Turchina, V.G. Mamchur, A. Kashuk) lived in Domanovka in 1941; a document related to Claims Conference hardship payment given to Shtambrandt; and a letter ...