Pogrom

Pogrom

Pogrom

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Pogrom

1919

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Carl Machold

Governor General Tretow

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Fritz Alten

Chief Prosecutor Brandorf

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Alexander Ekert

Coroner

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Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur

Krassowsky, chief of the Kiev secret police

Ernst Stahl-Nachbaur

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Ilka Grüning

Wera Cheberiak

Ilka Grüning

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Martin Herzberg

Genia, Wera's eldest son

Martin Herzberg

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Julius Brandt

Marzelewsky

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Ernst Benzinger

Latischew

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Heinz Alexander

Singaewski

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