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Family Tree Paternal grandfather Paternal grandmother Maternal grandfather Maternal grandmother Isaac Dembo 1870s-1914 Sara Lazarevna Dembo (nee Bugg) 1865-1959 Moisey Sivashinsky 1877-1953 Khana Yevseyevna Sivashinskaya (nee Nemoitina) 1881-1954 Father Gerasim Isaacovich Dembo 1900-1988 Mother Frida Moiseyevna Dembo (nee Sivashinskaya) 1901-1989 Siblings None Interviewee Maya Gerasimovna Dembo 1931 Spouse Lev Samuilovich Freidman 1926-1993 Children None 1

The interviewee and his family Full name Maya Gerasimovna Dembo Where and when were you born? Paris (France), 1931 Where else did you live? 1934-1941; 1945-1955; 1957-up to now: Leningrad (today St. Petersburg) 1941: Iskra, Yaroslav region 1942: Verkhnaya Salda, Molotov (today Perm) region, Urals 1943-1944: Podolsk, Moscow region 1955-1957: Kirovsk, Murmansk region, Kola peninsula Your educational level? 1940-1951: secondary school, Leningrad 1951-1955: Leningrad State Library Institute What sort of work do/did you do? 1955-1957: librarian, Kirovsk, Murmansk region 1957-1967: librarian, Children s Literature Publishing House, Leningrad 1967-1982: Writers House employee, Leningrad 1982-1987: Monuments Protection Society employee, Leningrad What was the level of religiosity in your parents home? How were you raised? My parents were not religious. What is your mother tongue? Russian 2

Where were you during the Holocaust? In evacuation in Yaroslav region; Podolsk, the Urals (1941-1945) 3

Siblings Their names None 4

Children Their names? None 5

Spouse Name? Lev Samuilovich Freidman Where and when was he/she born? Leningrad (today St. Petersburg), 1926 Where else did he live? Kirovsk Is he/she Jewish? Yes What is his/her mother tongue? Russian His/her educational level? Secondary school, Leningrad Institute of Law, Leningrad Construction technical school, Leningrad Occupation? Constructor, industrial equipment installation Where and when did he/she die? Leningrad, 1993 6

Father His name? Gerasim Isaacovich Dembo (Jewish name: Gerson) Where and when was he was born? Riga (today Latvia), 1900 Where else did he live? Paris (France); Leningrad (today St. Petersburg); Verkhnaya Salda, Molotov region; Podolsk, Moscow region Where and when did he die? Leningrad, 1988 What sort of education did he have? Cheder in Riga Classical gymnasia in St. Petersburg Applied mechanics faculty at the Sorbonne (France) What sort of work did he do? Stoker, train driver assistant, Oktyabrskaya railroad, Petrograd Worthington plants worker, France Engineer, Leningrad Metal Plant (LMP), Economizer plant, Leningrad What was his level of religiosity? Not religious 7

What was his mother tongue? Russian Army service: Which army and what years? 1941-1942: people s volunteer corps, Leningrad, soldier Tell me about his brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) Aron Isaacovich Dembo (1898-1958): nicknamed Ronya, chemical engineer, graduated from Berlin University (today Germany); lived in Leningrad (today St. Petersburg); participated in the war; developed oilfields in Bashkiria, perished in a car accident; wife Olga Lvorna Tsymbal, is a doctor; one son, Lev Cecilia Isaacovna Dembo (1904-1981): otolaryngologist, graduated from Tartu University, lived in Riga (today Latvia); was in evacuation in the Urals; single, adopted her cousin s son, Alexandr Genkin, who is named after her and an artist. Where was he during the Holocaust? In the blockade of Leningrad; in evacuation in the Urals and in Podolsk, Moscow region If he survived, what did he do after? Engineer at LMP and Economizer plant, Leningrad 8

Paternal grandfather Your father s father name? Isaac Dembo Where and when was he born? Riga (today Latvia), 1870s Where else did he live? Yalta, Crimea (today Ukraine) Where and when did he die? Yalta, 1914 What sort of education did he have? Some kind of technical education What sort of work did he do? Worked in timber processing and paper industry, Riga What was his level of religiosity? No information What was his mother tongue? Yiddish Army service: Which army and what years? No information 9

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? Sara Lazarevna Dembo (nee Sivashinskaya) (Jewish name: Sorel) Where and when was she born? Riga (today Latvia), 1865 Where else did she live? Petrograd; Verkhnaya Salda, Molotov region, Urals; Podolsk, Moscow region Where and when did she die? Riga, 1959 What sort of education did she have? No education What sort of work did she do? Housewife What was her level of religiosity? 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.) She had several brothers and sisters: Max Bugg: owner of a fur factory in Riga, moved to Stockholm (Sweden) in 1938; son Natan was an engineer, lived in Riga, married to Yudit, an artist. Brother (name unknown): was thrown by the Germans into the burning synagogue in Riga (today Latvia) No information available about other brothers and sisters Where was she during the Holocaust? In evacuation in the Urals and Podolsk, Moscow region If she survived what did she do after? Housewife 12

Her name? Frida Moiseyevna Dembo (nee Sivashinskaya) Where and when was she was born? St. Petersburg, 1901 Where else did she live? Paris (France); Verkhnaya Salda, Urals, Podolsk, Moscow region Where and when did she die? Leningrad, 1989 What sort of education did she have? Incomplete theatrical education, Live Word Institute, Petrograd What sort of work did she do? Seller in a store; French-Russian translator; registering clerk in a polyclinic; worked at a tularemic station; housewife What was her level of religiosity? Not religious What was her mother tongue? Russian 13

Tell me about her brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) 2 brothers and 3 sisters: Vulf Sivashinsky (1904-1963):was called Vladymir at home, lived in Leningrad; got diploma of a rabbi student; chemical engineer; participated in the war, wife Esphir Berkovna Starobina, was a pharmacist. 2 sons, the elder, Mikhail, born in 1924, perished in 1941; the younger son Semyon, born in 1940, is a mathematician. Serafima Gutman (nee Sivashinskaya) (Jewish name: Sima) (1907-1998): biochemist; husband was a construction engineer, lived in Leningrad, moved to USA in 1992, where she died of an infarct. 3 sons, two live in the USA, one in Israel. Maria Starobina (nee Sivashinskaya) (Jewish name: Musya) (1911-1955): accountant, husband was a skilled worker, lived in Leningradl. 1 daughter, works as a translator in Paris (France). Iosif Sivashinsky, 1914-2000, electronics engineer, his wife Tasya (German) died early, lived in Leningrad, 1 daughter, moved to the USA. Polina Berlina (nee Sivashinskaya) (born1917): telecommunications worker, husband Zalman Berlin had the same occupation, was in the war, died. 1 daughter and 1 son, lived in Leningrad, now live in the USA. Where was she during the Holocaust? In evacuation in the Urals and in Podolsk, Moscow region If she survived, what did she do after? Worked at the tularemic station, housewife 14

Your mother s father s name? Moisey Vulfovich Sivashinsky (Jewish name: Moishe-Isik) Where and when was he born? St. Petersburg, 1877 Where else did he live? Omsk, Siberia Where and when did he die? Leningrad, 1953 What sort of education did he have? No information What sort of work did he do? Mochel, shochet What was his level of religiosity? Was religious, observed all Jewish traditions: kept kosher, Sabbath, fasts, Jewish holidays, prayed at the synagogue and at home; was buried in the Jewish cemetery according to the Jewish ceremony. What was his mother tongue? Yiddish 15

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.) Rakhil Vulfovna Vilenskaya (nee Sivashinskaya) (1880-1942): pediatrician, husband Vilensky was a revolutionary, got divorced, lived in Paris, perished in Auschwitz (today Poland) Fruma Yuzvinskaya (nee Sivashinskaya) (1883-1942): housewife, husband was an engineer, perished in the blockade of Leningrad, had a daughter and 3 sons, sons perished in the war, daughter lives in the USA Sinay Sivashinsky (1887-1970s): economist, lived in Leningrad, spent 10 years in Stalin s camps in Solikamsk (1937-1947), was rehabilitated, elder son perished at the front, younger one survived, is a doctor. Where was he during the Holocaust? 1941-1942: in the blockade of Leningrad 1942-1944: in evacuation in Omsk, Siberia 1945: in liberated Leningrad If he survived what did he do after? Mochel, shochet 16

Maternal grandmother Your mother s mother s name? Khana Yevseyevna Sivashikskaya (nee Nemoitina) (Jewish name Khana-Feiga) Where and when was she born? St. Petersburg, 1881 Where else did she live? Omsk, Siberia Where and when did she die? Leningrad, 1954 What sort of education did she have? Did not obtain education What sort of work did she do? Housewife What was her level of religiosity? Was religious, observed all Jewish traditions: kept kosher, Sabbath, fasts, Jewish holidays, buried in the Jewish cemetery according to the Jewish ceremony What was her mother tongue? Yiddish 17

Tell me about her brothers and sisters. (name, date of birth and death, occupation, place of residence, family, etc.) 2 brothers, Samuil and Avron, and 2 sisters, Musya and Leya. Musya died early, Leya and her family moved to the USA at the beginning of WWII (no more information) Where was she during the Holocaust? In the blockade of Leningrad; in evacuation in Omsk, Siberia If she survived what did she do after? Housewife 18