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Asta Pekker and her younger sister Yevgeniya

1941

Asta Pekker’s grandmother, on my mother's side, Yelizaveta Iosiphovna Shwartzman

~1920

Asta Pekker’s great grandmother, Shwartzman and her grandfather's sister - Rosa Shwartzman

1907

Asta Pekker’s father, Grigoriy Illich Pekker

Asta Pekker with her mother, Selena Shwartzman-Pekker.

1930

Asta Pekker’s mother - Selena Shwartzman-Pekker with her friends.

1928

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Asta Grigorievna Pekker

Asta Pekker and her younger sister Yevgeniya

Asta Pekker’s grandmother, on my mother's side, Yelizaveta Iosiphovna Shwartzman

Asta Pekker’s great grandmother, Shwartzman and her grandfather's sister - Rosa Shwartzman

Asta Pekker’s mother Selena Shwartzman-Pekker

Asta Pekker’s daughter Anna Summar,and her granddaughters: Katia and Yelena

Asta Pekker with her husband Anatoliy Stepanovich Summar

Asta Pekker with her co-students at Kiev University

Asta Pekker and her children, daughter Anna Summar and my son Pavel Summar.

Asta Pekker’s grandfather, my mother's father, Pyotr Borisovich Shwartzman

Asta Pekker’s father, Grigoriy Illich Pekker

Asta Pekker with her mother, Selena Shwartzman-Pekker.

Asta Pekker’s mother - Selena Shwartzman-Pekker with her friends.

Centropa Collection acquired by USHMM