anonymous Boris Feldblyum Collection

Anonymous Boris Feldblyum Collection

Miscellaneous images, not fully identified

Reference page. All photos copyright Boris Feldblyum or other sources.

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You are invited to try your skills here as a private investigator or a photo interpreter.

The photos are old and the chances are near null... On the other hand, the world is getting smaller and the internet is powerful. If you are able to contribute to identification of people, places, years, I will, as a token of appreciation, make an 8x10 copy of the image for you and a copy of any other other image in this collection.

BFC-01326

BFC-01326
Ukraine.
Studio photograph of a Jewish family. Photo ca. 1930's.

The photo is made in the USSR in the 1930's. Reproduced in the US to 8x10in. The man on top right is a senior lieutenant (see three cubes on a collar tab). The photo is assumed to have been made in Ukraine for no other reason than my own "sixth sense".

Andrushivka, UKraine.

Office employees of the local state enterprise. Photo 1925.

None identified. Some appeared to be Jewish..

BFC-03128

BFC-03128
BUDAPEST, Hungary.
Café Ostende. Group of adult and children musicians. Photo 1930's.
Photographer: Artistica Foto in Budapest.

Nothing is known about this photo. Some of the children must have survived to this day.

BFC-03135

BFC-03135
IRKUTSK, Russia.
Scene in a hospital. Helping soldiers injured in the Russo-Japanese war. Photo 1904.

The postcard was written, presumably, by the doctor (2nd from the left) to his "old friend" German Yakovlevich and his wife Ekaterina Solomonovna, who were, judging from their names, assimilated or baptized Jews. Signature illegible, M Tes... or M P...

BFC-03152
RUSSIA / USSR
Portrait of Hero of the Soviet Union (Герой Советского Союза), Senior Lieutenant, Artillery regiment, unidentified. Photo 1940's.

We could not find his likeness in available reference sources.

Tomb of Baruch ben Yashayahu Zalkind, died in 1913.

Unidentified location.

A group of three German soldiers and a Jewish boy in front of a coffee house. The two windows on the right are filled with photographs, most likely a photographer's place. Postcard written by one Franz; mentions by Wize Feldwebel Steur and Feldwebel Stn. Templin. Dated August 1916.

BFC-01326	BFC-01326 Ukraine. Studio photograph of a Jewish family. Photo ca. 1930's. The photo is made in the USSR in the 1930's. Reproduced in the US to 8x10in. The man on top right is a senior lieutenant (see three cubes on a collar tab). The photo is assumed to have been made in Ukraine for no other reason than my own "sixth sense".
	Andrushivka, UKraine. Office employees of the local state enterprise. Photo 1925. None identified. Some appeared to be Jewish..
BFC-03128	BFC-03128 BUDAPEST, Hungary. Café Ostende. Group of adult and children musicians. Photo 1930's. Photographer: Artistica Foto in Budapest. Nothing is known about this photo. Some of the children must have survived to this day.
BFC-03135	BFC-03135 IRKUTSK, Russia. Scene in a hospital. Helping soldiers injured in the Russo-Japanese war. Photo 1904. The postcard was written, presumably, by the doctor (2nd from the left) to his "old friend" German Yakovlevich and his wife Ekaterina Solomonovna, who were, judging from their names, assimilated or baptized Jews. Signature illegible, M Tes... or M P...
	BFC-03152 RUSSIA / USSR Portrait of Hero of the Soviet Union (Герой Советского Союза), Senior Lieutenant, Artillery regiment, unidentified. Photo 1940's. We could not find his likeness in available reference sources.
	Tomb of Baruch ben Yashayahu Zalkind, died in 1913. Unidentified location.
	A group of three German soldiers and a Jewish boy in front of a coffee house. The two windows on the right are filled with photographs, most likely a photographer's place. Postcard written by one Franz; mentions by Wize Feldwebel Steur and Feldwebel Stn. Templin. Dated August 1916.