In St. Petersburg, the righteous of the peoples of the world Tamara Romanov died. She saved the Jewish family
Tamara Romanova. Photo: press service of the Russian Jewish Congress In St. Petersburg, in the 100th year of life, Tamara Romanova died, one of the last righteous people of the world who lived in Russia, the Russian Jewish Congress said. She saved the Jewish family during the Second World War. In July 1941, when the Nazis occupied Zhytomyr, Romanova, along with her sister and mother, covered a classmate Clara Scheinberg and her mother Eugene in her house.
