Vykopirovkas proėktnogo plana na zemelʻnyĭ otvod Evreĭskogo pereselenskogo uchastku N 28

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Vykopirovka s plana na zemelʻnyĭ otvod dli︠a︡ Evreĭskogo pereselenskogo uchastka N 9

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Vykopirovka s proėktnogo plana na zemelʻnyĭ otvod 32mu Evreĭskomu pereselenskomu uchastku

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Vykopirovka s proėktnogo plana na zemotvod Kommune "Zavet Lenina"

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Vykopirovka s proėktnogo plana na zemotvod 21mu Evreĭskomu pereselenskomu uchastku

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Cover for plans regarding the Rykovo and Lekhkhert N. 50 tracts of landin the Dzhankoĭ region

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Cover for plans regarding theRaitendorf and Maĭfelʻd tracts of land in the Dzhankoĭ region

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Cover for plans regarding the tract of land N 106 in the Dzhankoĭ region

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Vykopirovka iz plana otvodov d. Kodymo v uchastok KOMZET Dzhankoĭ polerodcheskoĭ dachi razverstanii︠a︡

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Cover for plans regarding the Komzetovka - N48, Ikor and Naǐdorf tracts of land in the Evpatoria region

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Plan Ekaterinoslavskoĭ gubernii Krivorozhskogo okruga Mikhaĭlovskogo raĭona na uchastok zemli otgranichennoĭ v pori︠a︡dke ustroĭstva kolonizatsionnogo fonda

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Karta raspolozhenii︠a︡ zemelʻ Evreǐskiikh koloniiǐ kollektivov i uchastkov kolfondov v raǐonakh Mikhaǐlovskom, Sofievskom i Shirokovskom Krivorogskogo okruga

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Karta raspolozhenii︠a︡ zemelʻ Evropeĭskikh koloniĭ kollektivov i uchastkov kolfondov v raĭonokh Mikhaĭlovskom, Sofievskom i Shirokovskom, Krivorogskogo okruga

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Plan Kryvorizʹkoĭ okrugi, Shyrokivsʹkogo raĭonu, Sverdlovsʻkoĭ silʻrady na uchastok zemli zemelʹnoï gromady vys. U 1 (Voroshilosʻkyĭ)z dorizannym do nʻogo uchaskom zemli Kolfonda Y. 52oskolfonda Nº 35 otgranichennogo v pori︠a︡dke ustroĭstva kolonizat︠s︡ionnogo fonda

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Myer Starr, memoirs undated

Myer Starr was born in Dmitrovka in the Ukraine, which was then part of Russia. As a child he was apprenticed to a tailor and later a bakery before he began work at a dry goods store at the age of 11. After his mother died, Starr and his younger brother crossed the border into Germany and then immigrated to the United States. Starr and his brother sailed on the "Kleist" into New York in February 1913. From there, they traveled to a sister's house in Malden, Massachusetts. Myer later married and had two sons, graduates of Harvard College and Tufts University.