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Bila Tserkva Біла Церква שוואַרץ־טומאה
Kyyivs'ka Oblast', Ukraine · Yiddish /ShVA'RTs-TIME/ [meaning: 'black church (pejorative)']
Russian Белая Церковь · Polish Biała Cerkiew · Hebrew בילה צרקווה
5 interviews on 6 tapes, 5.2 hours, 2005 · 5 people interviewed here · 1 born here · 111 questionnaire answers

People recorded here
- Khariton (Khaske) Abramovich Bermanb. 1923, Rivne · 186 min
- Chara Yakovlevna Bublitskaia (Chare)b. 1925, Chisinau · 124 min
- Anna Moiseevna Marmalevskaiab. 1923, Bila Tserkva (Yiddish: Shvartstime) · 92 min
- Korsun' community members · 62 min
- Khariton Berman's son · 62 min
Interviews recorded here
One line per conversation — a speaker or group on one day, sometimes over several tapes, sometimes a part of a tape shared with another conversation. The division of shared tapes was proposed from the catalogue's descriptions and the machine transcript; a mark says how surely (how).
- 2005-06-23
- 2005-06-23 – 2005-06-24
- 2005-06-23 – 2005-06-24
- 2005-06-24
- 2005-06-24
The tapes (6)
- 2005
- MDV 332
Anna Moiseevna Marmalevskaia 23 June 2005 · 12 passages · part 1 of 2
- MDV 333
Anna Moiseevna Marmalevskaia 23 June 2005 · 2 passages · part 2 of 2
- MDV 335
Khariton Berman; Chara Yakovlevna Bublitskaia; Chara (Chare) Yakovlevna Bublitskaia 23 June 2005 · 21 passages · part 2 of 2
- MDV 334
Khariton Berman 24 June 2005 · 13 passages · part 1 of 2
- MDV 336
Chara Yakovlevna Bublitskaia; Khariton (Khaske) Abramovich Berman 24 June 2005 · 18 passages · part 2 of 2
- MDV 542
Korsun' community members; Khariton Berman's son 24 June 2005 · Bila Tserkva, Korsun'-Shevchenkivs'kyy · 12 passages · ▶ playable · part 1 of 2