Haya-Lea Detinko

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Haya-Lea Detinko

Haya Lea Kats' family in summer residence

Holocaust memorial in Rovno

Holocaust monument in Rovno

A memorial at the place, where Haya's parents died in the Holocaust

Shaya Detinko's gravestone, husband of Haya Detinko

Haya Lea Detinkos's elder sister Hava Blikh

Monument of the Holocaust in Sosyonki forest outside Rovno

Haya Lea Kats in the camp in the town of Tavda

Haya Lea Kats in a Soviet labor camp in Siberia

Haya Lea Kats and her family in Rovno, 1938

Haya Lea Kats with Gisya Pishaleva

Haya Lea Kats with her friends

Shaya Detinko with party comrades

Haya Lea Kats in her Hashomer Hazair group

Haya Lea Kats' mother with Haya's brother Aron

Haya Lea Kats with her sister Hava

Centropa Collection acquired by USHMM