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A name given in Alma-Ata
According to family recollections, Yosef Nemotin’s son was named Levi Yitzchak in 1946 at Chana Schneerson’s request. Lev later spoke about his childhood in Alma-Ata’s community.
Context: Chabad Kazakhstan published the family account. Yosef Nemotin’s diary was not examined separately.
Source reference: Chabad Kazakhstan, interview with Lev Nemotin, «Мальчик из Алма-Аты, носящий бесценное имя».
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A name given in Alma-Ata According to family recollections, Yosef Nemotin’s son was named Levi Yitzchak in 1946 at Chana Schneerson’s request. Lev later spoke about his childhood in Alma-Ata’s community. Context: Chabad Kazakhstan published the family account. Yosef Nemotin’s diary was not examined separately. Source: Chabad Kazakhstan, interview with Lev Nemotin, «Мальчик из Алма-Аты, носящий бесценное имя». Full item: The Nemotin family and Jewish life in Alma-Ata – https://qazaqstan-israel.org/en/story/semya-nimotiny-almaty Fragment: https://qazaqstan-israel.org/en/share/semya-nimotiny-almaty-v1-1-en Qazaqstan-Israel