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Rafail Semyonovich Pavlovski; Soviet Jewish WWII hero
A senior lieutenant in the Red Army, Pavlovski commanded an infantry platoon. He maintained a bridgehead on the Oder River, allowing his men to take Berlin

Declaracié¯n del Sr. Jorge Pablovsky
A continuacié¯n declaré¯ el Sr. Pablovsky, quien en la época de su detencié¯n trabajaba como maquinista en los barcos. El 28 de marzo de 1976, luego de un embarque, llegé¯ al puerto y al dÃúa siguiente fue allanado su domicilio. Cuando a la madrugada golpearon la puerta personas que se identificaron como de la marina, él pensé¯ que habrÃúa ocurrido algo con el barco, por lo que abrié¯ inmediatamente la puerta. Sin embargo lo apuntaron a la cabeza y durante una hora y media allanaron su domicilio. Las tres personas que realizaron el operativo estaban maquilladas y con pelucas. Posteriormente él las reconocié¯ durante su detencié¯n en la Base Naval. Finalmente lo subieron en un auto y lo llevaron al Golf, adonde le hicieron un simulacro de fusilamiento.Â
Luego continuaron camino a la Base. Al ingresar a este lugar fue inmediatamente golpeado para posteriormente ser alojado en unas aulas. Cuando los llevaban al baño debÃúan atravesar un patio y en una oportunidad escuché¯ que un profesor – asÃú lo llamaban los oficiales- se quejaba con respecto a que los alumnos veÃúan estos traslados.Â
Pablovsky fue torturado varias veces durante los interrogatorios. Le preguntaban por gente que desconocÃúa y también por gente del sindicato. Permanecié¯ siempre encapuchado y atado.Â
En determinado momento fue trasladado a Prefectura. Por vez primera le sacaron la capucha y lo desataron. HabÃúa otros detenidos: Battaglia, Lencinas, Musmeci, Sotelo.
Cuando fue trasladado desde la Base a la Prefectura, llevaron sus pertenencias en una bolsa con su nombre. La esposa de Lencinas, que se movÃúa mucho por su marido avisé¯ a su familia que, estando en la Prefectura, habÃúa visto un traslado de prisioneros encapuchados y un bolso con el apellido Pablovsky. Finalmente su familia logré¯ hacerle llegar comida en 3 é¯ 4 oportunidades.Â
En una oportunidad fue brutalmente castigado por un suboficial de apellido BenÃútez, pero Pablovsky señalé¯ que si bien el que golpeaba era BenÃútez, los demás oficiales no hicieron nada para detener la golpiza con garrotazos. Después de este episodio fue llevado nuevamente a la Base, yendo a parar a unas celdas muy pequeñas en las que se encuentré¯ con Lerner y Musmeci. AhÃú eran custodiados por los cabos principales Guanteleu, Salazar y González. HabÃúa otros cuyos apellidos no recuerda.Â
Estando en esas celdas Lerner recibié¯ la visita del capellán de la Base, quién al pasar por donde ellos estaban detenidos miré¯ para otro lado. También recuerda la visita de un grupo de oficiales quienes eran llevados a ver los calabozos como si se tratase de una visita guÃúada.Â
Posteriormente fue visitado por el oficial Ullot quien lo sacé¯ sin capucha por los pasillos de la Base. Pablovsky recuerda que los demás oficiales y suboficiales se tapaban la cara para no ser reconocidos. Ullot lo llevé¯ al Casino de oficiales, adonde lo esperaba la escribana Molina y una conocida suya, Olga Cosac. Le comentaron brevemente que estaban ahÃú para que anulase un poder a nombre de su esposa y firmase otro a nombre de su padre. Para él esto fue un acontecimiento. Supo después, que en respuesta a un Habeas Hábeas presentado por su familia, la Prefectura habÃúa reconocido su detencié¯n hasta el 16 de junio, aclarando que a partir del 18 de junio se encontraba detenido en la Base. El 18 de junio fue puesto a disposicié¯n del P.E.N. En la Base llegé¯ a recibir visitas de su familia dos veces.Â
Finalmente lo llevaron al GADA 601 en un vehÃúculo al que subieron más prisioneros, y luego al aeropuerto de Camet. Todo el tiempo estuvieron custodiados por miembros de la Marina y de la Aviacié¯n. En el avié¯n fueron amenazados con ser arrojados desde el aire. Cuando llegaron a La Plata fueron recibidos por gente del Servicio Penitenciario, que en doble fila le pegaron a todos los prisioneros.
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Nellyda Pablovsky. Hardcover - Large Print, December 2002
Dejados Atras: Un Novela De Los Postreros Dias De La Tierra
Tim LaHaye, Jerry B. Jenkins, Nellyda Pablovsky
INSCRIPCION: Deberá enviarse nota firmada o fax con datos personales y teléfono antes del 26 de agosto del corriente, dirigido a al Dr. Daniel Rodolfo Pablovsky, titular de la Fiscalia Nacional en lo Correccional Nro. 4, sita en Lavalle 1171, 1° Piso, Tel/Fax: 4381-1112/4382-1773. Podrá también remitirse la inscripcié¯n a los integrantes de la Subcomisié¯n: Dr.
Eduardo Pablovsky, recuerdo la indicacié¯n que
les daba la directora Laura Schusen a los artistas, los personajes de "Pablo The prominent russian analystes V.Tretyakov and Gleb Pablovsky
Alberto Muñoz, a percussion band called "Paralelo 33", Marcelo Moguilevsky, Adriana De Los Santos, Carmen Barbiero, Carlos Vega and Martin Pablovsky participated among others. As from this invitation, he decided to form a band called "Canciones Prescindibles
LANGGAARD / PABLOVSKI / ANDERSEN / ROZHDESTVENSKY - END OF TIME: WORKS FOR CHORUS & ORCHESTRALANGGAARD / PABLOVSKI / ANDERSEN / ROZHDESTVENSKY - END OF TIME: WORKS FOR CHORUS & ORCHESTRA

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Nina Pavlovski - Soprano www.pavlovski.dk/

Andrew Pavlovsky, law student, dies at 30SARAH HOROWITZ Bulletin CorrespondentFriends and family recall Andrew G. Pavlovsky -- a promising young law student who died of a heart ailment last week at age 30 -- as a person with a strong sense of ethics and deep devotion to his family."He was a neshama, a pure soul and a good heart, the way he took care of other people and was there for everybody," said his sister, Julie Rosenberg. "He was a devoted son and husband and uncle. There was no better in any of those roles." He died at his San Francisco home Sunday, Nov. 9 just eight months after he was married.Hundreds attended a funeral Nov. 12 at Congregation Rodef Sholom in San Rafael, where Pavlovsky grew up.Pavlovsky had a history of ventricular tachychardia -- a rapid heart rate -- and was the first in the country to have a procedure called ablation, his sister said. It is not known yet whether his death is related to his ventricular tachycardia. Pavlovsky graduated from Branson School in Ross and the University of Pennsylvania, where he received a bachelor of arts degree in international relations, graduating with honors. At the time of his death, he was a member of the graduating class at Hastings College of the Law. He had accepted an offer to join the San Francisco office of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe following graduation in May."He finally found a profession that he loved. He had a bright future that was taken away so early," said Rosenberg, who lives in Morris Plain, N.J.Pavlovsky was ranked in the top 5 percent of his class and was a member of the Hastings Law Journal. He was also a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity and the Concordia-Argonaut Club of San Francisco.In addition to Rosenberg, he is survived by his wife, Stacey Torman, former editorial assistant at the Jewish Bulletin; his parents, Judge Gilbert and Joyce Pavlovsky of San Rafael; and his sister, Lisa Pavlovsky of Sausalito.Pavlovsky celebrated his bar mitzvah and confirmation at Rodef Sholom. The congregation's rabbi, Michael Barenbaum, knew Pavlovsky almost all his life and officiated at his wedding. "I think he was connected to the Jewish world and cared about it," Barenbaum said.Pavlovsky had a strong sense of ethics from the time he was young, Barenbaum said. "He was just such a fine person, fine in the sense of decent and gentle and caring. These are the sort of subtle qualities that you don't always notice missing in people but you always notice when they're there."In lieu of flowers, his family has suggested that memorial donations be made to the UCSF Electrophysiology Fund in care of Dr. Melvin Scheinman, M-U E4, Box 1354, 500 Parnassus Ave., S.F., CA 94143, or to a Jewish charity of your choice.
Lisa Pavlovsky and Jay Schulman were married Aug. 13 at Stafford Lake in Novato. Rabbi Michael Barenbaum of Congregation Rodef Sholom in San Rafael officiated. The bride is the daughter of Joyce and Gilbert Pavlovsky of San Rafael. She is the sister of Julie Rosenberg (and Jacob) of Morris Plains, N.J. and the late Andrew Pavlovsky. She is the sister-in-law of Stacey Torman of San Francisco. The groom is the son of Birdie and Arnold Schulman of Long Beach. He is the brother of David Schulman (and Rachel Adler) of Los Angeles, Avi Schulman (and Eve Ben-Ora) of Sugarland, Texas, and Marty (and Tarra) Schulman of Encinitas.The immediate families of the bride and groom served as the wedding party. After a honeymoon in Kauai, the newlyweds are living in San Rafael.
Together, Alexander (Sasha) Pavlovsky, Sergei Bressler, Amichai Gross and Kyril Zlotnikov are the Jerusalem Quartet, Israel's only professional string quartet, and in demand worldwide as one of the most creative, dynamic and talented musical ensembles of this generation.
"Although we all started playing when we were five years old, we didn't meet until our teens," said Gross, 24, the quartet's viola player and the only native Israeli of the four.
The others came to Israel in 1991 - violinist Pavlovsky, now 26, from Kiev, violinist Bressler from Kharkov and cellist Zlotnikov from Minsk, both now 25. They enrolled in the Conservatory of the Jerusalem Rubin Academy of Music and Dance on Young Musicians' scholarships and studied under violinist Avraham Abramovich. Two years later, they played their first concert together.
"Music was our ticket into Israeli society," said Pavlovsky. "It made our aliyah easy. Then, as now, it occupied 80 per cent of our waking day."
PAVLOVSKY Rafail Semionovich 1924 Borispol, Kiev 1990 Kharkov Military Hero Â
Russian Jewish Encyclopedia Gleb Pavlovsky, the nation's best-known spin doctor, came up with a couple of fresh ideas. One is about Russia protecting its former citizens living in Israel and the other, about the Nation awakening to the awareness that its true allies in the Middle East are the Israelis, not the Arabs.
NCSJ - RJC Monitor: January 31, 2003

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8-9-63 female, Boston, MA Beth Israel Hosp? Birthname, Robin Blackwell or Pablowski (sp?) Birthmother, Joan M. Tuck Blackwell DOB 7-3-32. Birthfather, John A. Blackwell DOB 12-14-28. Sister Judy is searching....EMAIL jazzinjudy@yahoo.com Date posted 5-17-00 (revised 10-17-02
The Kremlin's favourite PR consultant, Gleb Pavlovsky, lists among the achievements of his Effective Politics Foundation (FEP) three sites which were part of a bitter negative campaign against ex-Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov and Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov. Though negative television coverage undoubtedly did far more than anything on the net to damage these two politicians - seen at the time as potential winners of both the parliamentary and the subsequent presidential elections - Mr Pavlovsky argues that the web is a powerful PR tool because it reaches an influential elite in Russian society. Tolerance Election tricks aside, one attraction of the net as a source of news in Russia is perhaps that it is less politically partisan than other media, or less obviously. There are a number of good news sites whose political sympathies are hard to discern, and some of the news sites Mr Pavlovsky has had a hand in creating are also relatively tolerant of the opposition.
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Sunday,
October 27
10:00 PM HIDDEN CHILDREN
Canada, 1994,
Director: John Walker.
The untold stories of "hidden children" - men and women from Poland, Belgium and Hungary who, separated from their parents as children, survived the Second World War and beyond by reinventing their identities. In the tiny Polish village where she hid, Jewish-born Mariana Adamchek poses as a Catholic, attending church each Sunday. Grzegorz Pawlowski, born to an Orthodox Jewish family in Poland, remains a Catholic priest to this day. Theirs are two of the six wrenching stories finally brought to light in this unprecedented documentary
Sereny found Grzegorz Pawlowski especially interesting "because he epitomized what the movie was about." In the film, Pawlowski appears quite at ease with himself. Taken in by the church as a child in Poland, he was eventually ordained as a priest. He immigrated to Israel in the late 1960s after publishing an article about his true identity."He lived the dichotomy," Sereny said. "He left Poland wearing a yarmulke and arrived in Israel in a priest's garb. It seems that's how he felt comfortable, living the contradiction."
Prof. Edward Pawlowski affirms that 70.520 soldiers and officers were killed in September 1939. See: "Ksiega pochowanych zolnierzy poleglych w II wojnie swiatowej" Vol.1 The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Guide to Asthma: How to Help Your Child Live a Healthier Life
Written by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia , Julian Lewis Allen , Tyra Bryant-Stephens , Nicholas A. Pawlowski , Sheila Buff , Martha M. Jablow
Published by John Wiley & Sons (March, 2004)
ISBN 0471441163
Price $14 PAWLOWSKI-AJDELS , Wanda (1920-) (not related) Wanda lived in Radom, in which town 32% of the population was Jewish. In October 1942 the Germans deported Jews to Treblinka and other camps. On the Pawlowskis' farm there was a fish farm, which had dried out. In it, Wanda left food for the Jews. Once she found an unconscious man near the pond. With the help of her father she brought him home. He was Bernard Ajdels and he stayed with the Pawlowskis. In the ghetto there remained his parents, to whom Wanda used to bring food. She got false documents for Bernard. But in 1943 the Gestapo arrested both of them. During the interrogation she suffered so badly, that she was placed in a prison hospital and from it she was transferred to a regular one. After 4 months, with the help of a Catholic nun, she managed to flee and lived hence in hiding. Bernard was taken to Auschwitz, and later to Sachsenhausen. When he returned to Radom he married Wanda. See: Grynberg, op. cit. PAWLOWSKI WYROBEK, Wanda (not related) see
WYROBEK-PAWLOWSKI, Wanda (1912-) Wanda cooperated with the Social Welfare Department of the city of Warsaw. On Grojecka Street there were shops where worked Jewish women from the ghetto. Sometimes they managed to bring along a Jewish child, in the hope that it might be saved. Wanda brought two girls (6 or 7) from these shops, which she placed in dependable hands. She also cared for Marysia, daughter of the well-known writer and stage manager Jonas Turkow, who survived the war. See: Grynberg, op. cit.

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Anton Pavlovski, Guitarist
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
Anton died unexpectedly in his sleep on Tuesday November 2, 1999 of a brain aneurysm. A fine musician with two decades of performing solo guitar works as well as collaborations with other instrumentalists. Extensive teaching background encompassing elementary school through university level. Chamber music specialist and experienced music critic. Musical studies in New York, Canada and Europe with manuel Barrueco, Leo Brouwer, Peter Maxwell Davies, Stephen Dodgson and John Williams.
Radovan Pavlovski
 The International Biography Centre in Cambridge, UK, has included the Macedonian poet, Radovan Pavlovski, in the edition of the "2,000 outstanding personalities of the 20th century", as part of the "Who is who among the intellectuals" edition. This world-wide known and highly acclaimed publishing house explains that the selection of Radovan Pavlovski as one of the 2,000 exceptional authors of 62 countries, whose works have marked this century in the field of literature, is mainly owing to his outstanding personality, and to his literary achievements which rise beyond the national achievements. According to the publisher, the main objective of the edition, which is still being processed, is to improve the understanding between people.Radovan Pavlovski was born in Nis, in 1937. His work has been translated into Serbo-Croat, Slovene, Albanian, Turkish, Romanian, French and English. He has won several awards. Â
Corn field with crows
(From a cycle of poems entitled "Van Gogh's Summer")Out of the light, hidden, they fly in,
a flock of black crows. They peck one another,
pluck one another, croak and twist into a storm
over the corn field. They want to take something
from me and from the ripe corn
and to shade me under the Starry Roof
of Summer, and I, thus darkened with a colour
that was unexpectedly born, fling them
on the canvas and store the ripe corn
in a barn from a Star.
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The sun at Arles
(From the same cycle)I harness the Sun
but it both resists and seduces
like a young bride at first kiss
on her wedding night. Between countries and peoples
shouldn't there be tenderness, home, mother or lover?
I want to multiply or not to be, I don't know which.
Whenever I sing or love I'm always fettered
ike a demon for that Sun and for that Now
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I'm tortured both by Desert and by Fruitfulness
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Under the precise and high blue sea
a white chalk line and the shadow of a cloud
of unearthly rain - mysterious
blue-green hieroglyphs of Ra,
his ashes yellow, without dew,
perpetual garment that will also be food
for my sunflower
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Scattered the seed of my sun
in the furrows of the world
And what can be done here now?
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Two deities -
one in the sky, the other on earth,
like twins they are in constant touch.
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I determined that the following were present: the town's mayor -Stanislaw Pavlovski, the town's physician - Ribka, the military physician -Sharkevich, two priests and many of the local intellectuals. After the action was over, the wounded and bloody Jews were brought to the town's jail and on the way were beaten again. The same happened inside the jail. .....
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FIVE ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN VITEBSKOn February 13, the opposition in Vitebsk held an unauthorized picket on Liberty Square protesting widespread poverty, shortages, and rising unemployment as a result of Lukashenko's presidency. The picketers held up posters saying, "Lukashenko, Build Market Socialism on the Moon!" and "The regime can only guarantee poverty and the extinction of Belarusians." Valery Pavlovski, Vladimir Tokarev, Lyavon Pankratenko, Valery Visotski, and Sergey Shapiro were arrested and charged with organizing mass actions that violated public order under Art. 167 of the Administrative Offences Code. (Viasna Human Rights Center, February 13)
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Barton, Brown, Johnson, Middleton, Pavlovski, Smith
Lt-Gen Alexander Pavlovski, chairman of the Belarusian State Committee for Border Troops, told the committee Collegium. The squadron was formed in 1993 on the basis of a Belarusian armed forces military unit that was deployed at a former civil airfield. The squadron is equipped with Mi-8 helicopters. (Belapan, January 5)
Meet for historyTo: NewslettersThe Uniting Church Synod of Victoria and Tasmania Historical Society will hold its annual general meeting on Wednesday 12 March, 8pm at Deepdene Paton Memorial Church, 958 Burke Road. Guest speaker. Supper provided.For information, Gillian Pavlovski: 9878 3812.Â
Nick Pavlovski is booked to play with his home- based band called Genius of
Nick Pavlovski. E-mail address: shobatta@hotmail.com
Linda Pavlovski (Farmington Hills MI: The Gale Group, 2002
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Pavlovski-Ross (Supervised by Alison Inglis) 'Competing Visions: Images of ...
1917: RUSSIAN REVOLUTION: OVERTHROW OF RUSSIA'S MONARCHY
 The attempt at repression did not work. On Sunday, crowds filled the streets as they had the day before, and they tore down the government warnings. In the afternoon, a military unit – the Pavlovski Guard – fired into a group of demonstrators killing forty or fifty and wounding others. Some soldiers who had been ordered to fire, fired into the air. Elsewhere more marchers were shot at and died, but marchers continued to feel the power of their numbers, and where they had been fired upon by police they chased the police away. The police in Petrograd numbered only about 3,500 – too few for any hope of controlling the people in the streets. Topic Summary 5

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©ˆ 113 (December 9, 2002) if he can, and let him alone with Pavlovski and Yastrzhembski doing his business. What do you have to do with all that? Second, why are you so sure that the final result of that very "publicity" (I mean all sort of conciliatory committees, etc.) will in actual fact bring good to the matter? Suppose it won't? If so, will you indeed file a new petition to "His Excellency" and humbly ask to replace daily whipping by thrice-a-week-repeated one, and to do it in a gentler manner?
Yelena Ryabinina, - Moscow".