Possible spelling Jerschova Nadia
A White Russian emigre. After the Russian Revolution 1917 arrived in Germany. Was an actress. During WWII worked in a Russian hat shop in Berlin. A milliner.
Arrived in Ireland in 1950s to work in Headwear Ltd. . Since 1963 lived in The Haven (European Refugee Home, Dublin).
Russian Orthodox.
A White Russian emigre. After the Russian Revolution 1917 arrived in Germany. Was an actress. During WWII worked in a Russian hat shop in Berlin. A milliner.
Arrived in Ireland in 1950s to work in Headwear Ltd. . Since 1963 lived in The Haven (European Refugee Home, Dublin).
Russian Orthodox.
Possible spelling Jerschova Nadia
A White Russian emigre. After the Russian Revolution 1917 arrived in Germany. Was an actress. During WWII worked in a Russian hat shop in Berlin. A milliner.
Arrived in Ireland in 1950s to work in Headwear Ltd. . Since 1963 lived in The Haven (European Refugee Home, Dublin).
Russian Orthodox.
A White Russian emigre. After the Russian Revolution 1917 arrived in Germany. Was an actress. During WWII worked in a Russian hat shop in Berlin. A milliner.
Arrived in Ireland in 1950s to work in Headwear Ltd. . Since 1963 lived in The Haven (European Refugee Home, Dublin).
Russian Orthodox.
Inscription
IN MEMORY OF THE RESIDENTS OF
THE EUROPEAN REFUGEE HOME
Inscription on the tablet. Left side:
LIDIA TKATSCHENKO
EUGENIA BAKAKIN
ALEXANDER BAKAKIN
OLGA MIROLJUBOV
Right side:
ALEXIS ALEXEIVICH ESSAULOV
NADIA JERCHUEVA
ALICE LIBERTS
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