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Grunia Movschovitch Ferman (1916-2004) was a WWII
resistance fighter, nurse, businesswoman, and
Holocaust remembrance activist.
Grunia Movschovitch was...
- her
paternal grandmother,
Gertrude "
Grunia" Farbermann, had
emigrated from. Her
paternal great-grandmother (
Grunia's mother), Mera
Mordechowicz (Мера Мордехович)...
- "sluggish schizophrenia" was
introduced in the
Soviet Union in the 1930s by Dr.
Grunia Sukhareva.
Sukhareva first used the term in a 1933
article in
which she...
-
player Edward Feild,
bishop Charles Philip Fenwick,
Canadian Surgeon General Grunia Movschovitch Ferman, entrepreneur,
activist David Ferry,
actor Michael Anthony...
-
Fonse Faour,
politician Alex Faulkner,
hockey player (Detroit Red Wings)
Grunia Movschovitch Ferman, entrepreneur,
activist Adele Fifield, amputee, member...
- the
Canadian authors Chava Rosenfarb,
Simcha Simchovitch (1921–2017) and
Grunia ****zky-Kohn (1928–2020);
Israeli writers including Tzvi
Ayznman (1920–2015)...
- on the
Vistula Izzy and
Betty Kirshenbaum Foundation Award for Yiddish:
Grunia ****sky-Khon, Don't Look So Sad in the
Window Henry Fuerstenberg Memorial...
- Hartlepool,
County Durham.
Azorian United
Kingdom The ship was
driven as**** in
Grunia Bay,
Saint Kitts. She was
later refloated and
departed on 26 June for N****au...
