Tag #142730 - Interview #83360 (Tamara-Alexandra Goldenberg)

At the beginning of 1942 Germans captured the city. On July 22 they shot Jews. We had a lot of relatives in Sevastopol. All of them perished. I remember there were two of my mother’s cousins. They lived with their blind mother Sonya. She passed away during Sevastopol’s siege. Her daughters were taken to Balaklava along with other Jews, and shot there. Nobody survived from our relatives in Sevastopol.