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Holocaust. Correspondence of Brothers Oks, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Palestine 23 items, in Yiddish, Polish and Russian, 1939-45 - Holocaust Correspondence of Brothers Oks, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Palestine 23 items, in Yiddish, Polish and Russian, 1939-45 11 PC letters sent from Lutsk, 1939-41, before being captured by the Nazis. 4 PC letters sent by Abraham Oks to his brother Moshe Aloni ( he changed his name from Oks to Aloni) from USSR, 1941, 1945, in Russian One PC sent on 9. May 1945 – day of the Victory over Nazis After being captured Lutsk by the Nazis Abraham Oks flied to the USSR but his whole family remained in Lutsk About that he wrote to his brother Moshe Oks in Russian and asks for his help in repatriation to Palestine from Tashkent, Uzbekistan 3 PC letters sent in Palestine, 1944-46, concern Polish refugees, in Hebrew and Yiddish Notice of non-delivery of telegram from Moshe Oks to Abraham (Abrasha) Oks, 1942, Tel-Aviv. PC letter sent by Moshe Aloni to his brother in USSR, he writes that he cried bitterly when he learned that his relatives in Ukraine died. The letter returned as the address was insufficient. 2 membership cards of Moshe Aloni of “Solel Boneh” company, 1940, Eretz Israel Palestine. Condition: wear, stains, bends, cracks Invitation to conference for Halutsim, 1944. Tel-Aviv Lutsk is a city on the Styr River in northwestern Ukraine. It is the administrative center of Volyn Oblast and the administrative center of Lutsk Raion within the oblast. Lutsk has a population of 220,986 (2022 estimate). In 1939, as a result of the Polish campaign of the Red Army, Western Ukraine became part of the Ukrainian SSR. During the Great Patriotic War, the city was occupied by German troops on June 25, 1941. Moshe Oks was born on 14 September 1911, in Kyiv, Ukraine as the son of Mark (Mordko) Oks and Augusta Ratner. He had at least 1 son and 1 daughter with Tina(Valentina) Oks. He died on 17 March 1994, in Tel Aviv District, Israel, at the age of 82.