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Raissa Yasvoina's Aunt Vera Golfeld

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Raissa Yasvoina's Aunt Vera Golfeld
This is my Aunt Vera Golfeld (nee Minkovskaya). Photo made in Kiev around 1915. My mother's sister Vera was born in 1891. Her Jewish name was Dvoira. After my grandmother died Vera went to the family of some relatives that gave her good education. She finished school, spoke and wrote in Russian well and knew French a little. Vera never worked.

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