Tag #144051 - Interview #94880 (Yefim Volodarskiy)

He finished a cheder and grammar school and worked in the transportation office of his father’s. My father inherited his father’s office. It still existed in the 1920s and was called ‘Ukrvozdukhput’. Its staff consisted of three employees. Belaya Tserkov is on the way to Kiev. There is a railway station in the town. My father’s office arranged delivery of shipments to the railroad for further transportation. He hired horse-drawn wagons to support this deliveries. He arranged for load and passenger transportations to other villages on horse-driven wagons, they didn’t even know about vehicles at that time in Belaya Tserkov. During the Soviet regime my father’s office merged with a bigger transportation office. My father was responsible for railroad transportations.