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Nemetz family, photograph taken in Russia
Part of Nemetz family fonds
Photograph depicts L-R: Leo Nemetz, Abraham Nemetz, Chava Nemetz, Bill Nemetz, Tuba (Toby) Nemetz, Esther Nemetz. Maternal side?
![[Reproduction of an unknown original of the Deezik family]](/uploads/r/jewish-museum-archives-of-bc-2/4/d/6/4d6c74f1e23152afc4e4431f1bcb8d1f019849318b9384aacb459257354844d5/L_142.jpg)
[Reproduction of an unknown original of the Deezik family]
Part of Nemetz family fonds
Photograph depicts a reproduction of an unknown original of the Deezik family.
From L-R Standing: ?, Griesha Deezik, ?, Baruch Deezik (Ben Dayson), ?
L-R Sitting: Rosa Deezik, Gennia Deezik, ?
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts the Winter Palace in Saint Petersburg. Saint Petersburg was re-named Leningrad from 1924 - 1991 (following the death of Lenin).
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a pedestrian subway in Saint Petersburg. Saint Petersburg was called Leningrad in 1966.
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts people walking on a street in Leningrad, now known as Saint Petersburg.
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a sign for the Marriage Palace with text in Russian, possibly in Saint Petersburg.
![Marriage Palace - all alone [a-ch?]](/uploads/r/jewish-museum-archives-of-bc-2/9/7/0/97015e01b308001ab25e12aa9ded736cfda3e0c2d7ffc062e68c0bf140590624/L_142.jpg)
Marriage Palace - all alone [a-ch?]
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts people sitting on a bench outside of the Marriage Palace, possibly in Saint Petersburg.
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts three brides at the Marriage Palace, possibly in Saint Petersburg.
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a wedding party outside of the Marriage Palace, possibly in Saint Petersburg.
Colour Kodachrome 35mm slide depicts a road with a bridge in the distance, in Saint Petersburg, at this time known as Leningrad.