Family: ASIMOV, Judah / BERMAN, Anna (Hana) Rachel (F9)
m. Jun 1918
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ASIMOV, Judah
Birth 21 Dec 1896 Petrovichi, Russia, 53.58 deg N lat; 32.10 E long. Death 4 Aug 1969 Miami Beach, Florida, USA Burial Mt. Golda Cemetery, Huntington, Long Island Marriage Jun 1918 [1] Petrovichi, Russia [1] Father ASIMOV, Aaron Menachem | F7 Group Sheet Mother LEIKIN, Hanna | F7 Group Sheet
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BERMAN, Anna (Hana) Rachel
Birth 5 Sep 1895 Petrovichi, Russia Death 6 Aug 1973 Ila Hotel, Long Beach, NY, USA Burial Mt. Golda Cemetery, Huntington, Long Island Father BERMAN, Isaac | F22 Group Sheet Mother UNKNOWN, Tamara | F22 Group Sheet
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+ ASIMOV, Isaac
Birth 2 Jan 1920 Petrovichi, Russian SFSR, 10 miles East of Belorussian SSR border (near Smolensk) Death 1992 Burial Spouse BLUGERMAN, Gertrude | F29 Marriage 26 Jul 1942 New York Spouse JEPPSON, Janet Opal MD MD | F30 Marriage
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+ ASIMOV, Marcia
Birth 17 Jun 1922 Petrovichi, Russia, Soviet Union Death 2 Apr 2011 Plainview, Long Island, NY Burial Spouse REPANES, Nicholas | F31 Marriage 14 May 1955 New York
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+ ASIMOV, Stanley
Birth 25 Jul 1929 501 New Lots Ave. Brooklyn, NY Death 16 Aug 1995 Mt. Sinai Hospital, Manhattan, NY Cremation 1995 NYC Spouse SHEINAUS, Ruth Evelyn | F32 Marriage 26 Nov 1955 NY
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Notes - From Judah's recollections, written in 1969:
"I was very young when I started to like to talk to her (Anna), but she used to dress up and go away with or to girl friends, giving me the impression that she doesn't care for me, until a little over 50 years ago we got married.
"That was right after the Communist revolution. But regardless, we had a truly Jewish wedding, where the whole town's people Jew and Gentile came to the front of the shul where our wedding took place under the open sky."
Judah's niece, Serafima Asimova, later wrote an email to her cousins in the United States dispelling a rumor in Petrovichi that Judah and Anna left for the U.S. because the Bermans and Asimovs were not happy about the marriage. (Note: Serafima refers to Anna as Hanna, and to Judah's mother as Hanna, as well) The rumor was "...that Judah and Hanna Berman there have left far away from my grandmother Hanna which did not like the wife of the son. It is a lie."
She writes: "Judah - the first-born Hanna and Aaron Asimov. The grandmother of Hanna (Berman) very much liked Judah. When he began to meet about Hanna Berman, the grandmother asked the son to not hurry up. He was high and beautiful, and Hanna very small. But to a place there has come a typhus and Judah was ill the Typhus. For days and nights stayed about his bed of Hanna Berman and heart of the grandmother at a kind of such love and fidelity has trembled and she has recognized to Hanna and was glad to their marriage."
- From Judah's recollections, written in 1969:
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