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#vp-22: Izchak
Rogovin - "Melamed" and a teacher in vishnive
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#vp-24: Iyzik
Rogovin - his son . Was among the first 39 Kdoshim that were perished
in Vishnive 1942.
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#vp-27: Shlomo
Elishkevich - a Partizan , survived the Holocost . came to Israel in 1946
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#vp-31:Uladislav
Chernjavsky, who lived all his life on the territory of the former USSR,
translated the Bible into modern Byelorussian. Having had good theological
education, priest since 1944, from 1953 to his very death in December
2001 he held the ministry at St Mary Catholic Cathedral in Vishnevo village,
Minsk region. That Cathedral, together with his house, used to be among
the spots where Byelorussian culture and spirit were kept. During the
years of stagnation, Byelorussian intelligentsia used to come there either
to get his blessing, or just to listen to the service
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Moshe Wolfovitz
Born in 1929 in Vishnevo as the oldest son of Sima and Avraham-
In 1941 was able to escape with his mother and brother; Yona to the
Soviet Union. The father served in the Red Army. The family united
after the war and settled in Israel. He and his wife Rivka had 3
children and 6 grandchildren. Moshe, who was a guide in Israel, passed
away in 2006.
For a Hebrew site for him ( by his daughter; Drora Usia) go to
http://memorial.tour-guides.co.il/resume.php?id=413
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