Idel Dokshitzki was born in 1879 to Rubin. He was a pedagogue. Prior
to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he was in
Dolginovo, Poland. Idel perished in the Shoah. This information is
based on a List of persecuted
Dokshitzki Yehuda
Yehuda Idel Dokshitzki was born in Dolhinuv in 1880 to Reuven and
Rakhel. He was a teacher and married to Feiga nee Roitman and had 6
children. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinuv, Poland. During the war
he was in Dolhinuv, Poland. Yehuda perished in 1941 in Dolhinuv,
Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on
left) submitted by his son Yosef Aminezach
Dokszycki Fejga
Fejga Dokszycki nee Roitman was born in Dolhinow in 1880 to Avraham
and Dreiza. She was a housewife and married to Yehuda. Prior to WWII
she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow,
Poland. Fejga perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland. This information
is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by her
son .Yosef Aminezach
Kremer Zlata
Zlata Kremer nee Dokszycki was born in Dolhinow in 1907 to Yehuda
and Feiga. She was a housewife and married to Khaim ( Khaim survived
and lived in California, his brother Moshe lives in Petach Tikva).
Prior to WWII she lived in Korzeniec, Poland. During the war she was
in Korzeniec, Poland. Zlata perished in 1942 in Korzeniec, Poland.
This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted by her brother Yosef Aminezach
Dokszycki Roza
Roza Dokszycki was born in Dolhinow in 1917 to Feiga and Yehuda Idel
. She was single. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During
the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Roza perished in 1942 in
Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony
(displayed on left) submitted by her brother Yosef Aminezach
Dokszycki Jakob
Jakob Dokszycki was born in Dolhinow in 1913 to Feiga. He was a
teacher and married. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland.
During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Jakob perished in Dolhinow,
Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on
left) submitted by his brother Yosef Aminezach
Dokszycki Mordoch
Mordoch Dokszycki was born in Dolhinow in 1918 to Feiga. He was an
accountant and single. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland.
During the war he was in Krzywicze, Poland. Mordoch perished in the
Shoah. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on
left) submitted by his brother Yosef Aminezach
Dokshitzki Mota
Mota Dokshitzki was born in 1921 to Idel. He was a pedagogue. Prior
to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he was in
Dolginovo, Poland. Mota perished in the Shoah. This information is
based on a List of persecuted
Dokshitzki Movsha
Movsha Dokshitzki was born in 1903 to Idel. He was a peasant. Prior
to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he was in
Dolginovo, Poland. Movsha perished in the Shoah. This information is
based on a List of persecuted
Dokshitzki Khaim
Khaim Dokshitzki was born in 1926 to Movsha. He was a pupil and a
child. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he
was in Dolginovo, Poland. Khaim perished in the Shoah. This
information is based on a List of persecuted
Dokshitzki Shlema
Shlema Dokshitzki was born in 1929 to Movsha. He was a pupil and a
child. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he
was in Dolginovo, Poland. Shlema perished in the Shoah. This
information is based on a List of persecuted
Melamed Raja
Raja Melamed nee Dokszycki was born in Dolhinow in 1905 to Pesia.
She was a ???????? and married to Mosze. Prior to WWII she lived in
Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Raja
perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 37. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony found in the Pages of
Testimony by her niece Rivka Rapson nee Melamed
Dokshitzki Yosef
Yosef Dokshitzki was born in Dolhinow. Prior to WWII he lived in
Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Yosef
perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of
Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 12-Apr-1999 by his
granddaughter Chani Galinka nee Shines
Dokshitzki Rachel
Rachel Dokshitzki. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinov, Poland.
Rachel perished in the Shoah. This information is based on a Page of
Testimony (PDF) (displayed on left) submitted on 09-Jan-2007 by her
researcher
Dokshitzki Baris
Baris Dokshitzki was born in 1937 to Movsha. He was a pupil and a
child. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war he
was in Dolginovo, Poland. Baris perished in the Shoah. This
information is based on a List of persecuted
Abelson Sara
Sara Abelson nee Dokshitzki was born in Dolhinow in 1887 to Peretz
and Pesia. She was married to Moshe and had 2 children. Prior to WWII
she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. Sara perished in 1942 in Dokszyce,
Poland at the age of 55. This information is based on a Page of
Testimony found in the Pages of Testimony by her son Zelig Ben Moshe
Kibbutz Ein Shemer
Dokshitzki Pesia
Pesia Dokshitzki was born in Dolhinow. She was married to Yosef.
Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in
Dolhinow, Poland. Pesia perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information
is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on
12-Apr-1999 by her granddaughter Galinka Chen Shines of Chohav Yair
Iosif Dokshitzki was born in 1900 to Ye. He was a peasant and married
to Rakhil. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolginovo, Poland. During the war
he was in Dolginovo, Poland. Iosif perished in the Shoah. This
information is based on a List of persecuted
Alperovitz Malka
Malka Alperovitz nee Dokshitzki was born in Dolhinow in 1900 to
Avraham bar and Ester. She was a merchant and married to Avraham.
Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in
Dolhinow, Poland. Malka perished in 1943 in Dolhinow, Poland at the
age of 43. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed
on left) submitted on 23-Apr-1999 by her daughter-in-law, Tova
Alperovitz nee Dimenstein a Shoah survivor from Givataim.
Dokszicki Chaya
Chaya Dokszicki was born in Ilja in 1913 to Yaakov and Lea. She was
single. Prior to WWII she lived in Ilja, Poland. During the war she
was in Ilja, Poland. Chaya perished in 1942 in Ilja, Poland. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted on 04-May-1956 by her cousin, Yona Riar, a Shoah survivor
Dokszicki Jakob
Jakob Dokszicki was born in Ilja. He was a merchant. During the war
he was in Ilja, Poland. Jakob perished in 1942 in Ilja, Poland. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted on 04-Apr-1956 by his nephew Yona Riar,
Dokszicki Pesie
Pesie Dokszicki was born in Ilja to Yaakov and Gitel. Prior to WWII
she lived in Ilja, Poland. During the war she was in Ilja, Poland.
Pesie perished in 1942 in Ilja, Poland. This information is based on a
Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 04-Apr-1956 by her
cousin, a Shoah survivor
1929 Dolginovo business directory;
Dokszycki (Dokshitzki); Grains
34. Dokszycki (Dokshitzki); J.Grains
35. Dokszycki P (Dokshitzki); Bakery:
36. Dokszycki M. (Dokshitzki); Cold drinks
DOKSHITZKI - Chaim Dov, Yitzhak, Shalom & family, Rivka, Shoshanna
(Reshka),
Yehudah & family, Sonia, Max, Isser, Yosef & family, Rachel,
Devorah,
Eidel, Gutka,
Moshe & family, Beines & family, Aronchik & family, Kushiel,
Miriam,
Idel (the teacher),
Yaakov &family, Mordecai, Rosa, Feige, Zlata & family
Dolhinov 1929 Business Directory;
31. Dokszycka M. (Dokshitzki) Different goods:
32. Dokszycka R.(Dokshitzki) ; Textile:
33. Dokszycki (Dokshitzki); Grains
34. Dokszycki (Dokshitzki); J.Grains
35. Dokszycki P (Dokshitzki); Bakery:
36. Dokszycki M. (Dokshitzki); Cold drinks
EllisIsland records
1 Idel Doksitzky Ponergen 1900 26
2 Abram Dokssitsky Zwinczanzy, Russia 1910 62
3 Ruvhe Mrs. Dokssitsky Zwinczanzy, Russia 1910 60
Dakschitzky,Jidel Daldenow 1906 25y
1 Dahschitzky,Dwosse Daolginow, Russia 1913 32y going to husband Idel
(Jidel) Dakschitzky in New Haven
2 Dahschitzky,Henne Daolginow, Russia 1913 9y
Kanninlja Dershitz Pesky, Russia 1909 14
2. Mere Dokschitz Minsk 1906 28
1 Anton Dobsziski Pzitu 1899 30
2 Apolinar Dobsziski Brzesna 1899 30
3 Konstantin Dobsziski Kurkow 1899 35
4 Mere Dokschitz Minsk 1906 28
1 Mina Dapschitz Zla... 1902 28
2 Wolf Dapschitz Zla... 1902 5
E.A.Dokshitzki "An experimental research of the high pressure air
expansion
engine in expander-liquefier mode", Abstracts of the 1-st All-Union
Cryogenic
Engineering Conf., Balashikha, Moscow region, 1973, (in Russian).
DOKSHITZKI, Zyama Yakovlevich 1922-1942 Soldiers from Borisov Killed in
WWII