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דער אומקום פון ביאליסטאקער יידנטום : <1939-1945 > / רפאל רייזנער. מעלבורן : ביאליסטאקער צענטר אין אויסטראליע 1948
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דער אומקום פון ביאליסטאקער יידנטום : <1939-1945 > / רפאל רייזנער. מעלבורן : ביאליסטאקער צענטר אין אויסטראליע 1948
Transliterated title: Der umḳum fun Bialisṭoḳer Yidnṭum, 1939-1945
נושאים
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Poland -- Bialystok
תקציר
Memoirs of a Jew (b. 1897) who survived the Białystok ghetto and a number of concentration camps. He presents a very detailed account of the events in Białystok between 1941-43. The Germans entered Białystok in 1939 and killed over 1,000 Jews in one week. The city was then handed over to the USSR. When the Nazis occupied the city again in June 1941, they killed ca. 2,000 Jews during the first two days. In July 1941, 300 Jewish intellectuals were shot, in addition to 3,000 other Jews. A ghetto was then created for the remaining 50,000 Jews. In fall 1941, ca. 6,000 of them were expelled to Pruzhany. Describes the organization of self-defense units. In winter 1942-43, 2,000 Jews were shot inside the ghetto, while 6,000 were deported to Treblinka and 4,000 to Auschwitz. Around the same time, envoys from resistance organizations in the Warsaw ghetto arrived and a secret weapons workshop was set up. In August 1943, the Germans began the liquidation of the ghetto. The Jews attempted armed resistance, but the uprising was crushed. 7,600 Jews were sent to Treblinka, and thousands more to Majdanek. Rajzner and members of his family survived in hiding for several weeks, until they were discovered and imprisoned. In November 1943 he was deported to Stutthof. Describes Nazi brutality there, as well as in Auschwitz, where he was later interned. After internment in the camps of Sachsenhausen, Mauthausen, and Schlier, he was liberated at Ebensee. Rajzner's wife and two children perished in the Holocaust. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
תיאור
335 ע' : פורטרט
21 ס"מ.
שפה
יידיש
תיאור הפריט:
מצב כללי טוב מאד
מעט כתמי זמן וכריכה מעט משופשפת
Transliterated title: Der umḳum fun Bialisṭoḳer Yidnṭum, 1939-1945
נושאים
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Poland -- Bialystok
תקציר
Memoirs of a Jew (b. 1897) who survived the Białystok ghetto and a number of concentration camps. He presents a very detailed account of the events in Białystok between 1941-43. The Germans entered Białystok in 1939 and killed over 1,000 Jews in one week. The city was then handed over to the USSR. When the Nazis occupied the city again in June 1941, they killed ca. 2,000 Jews during the first two days. In July 1941, 300 Jewish intellectuals were shot, in addition to 3,000 other Jews. A ghetto was then created for the remaining 50,000 Jews. In fall 1941, ca. 6,000 of them were expelled to Pruzhany. Describes the organization of self-defense units. In winter 1942-43, 2,000 Jews were shot inside the ghetto, while 6,000 were deported to Treblinka and 4,000 to Auschwitz. Around the same time, envoys from resistance organizations in the Warsaw ghetto arrived and a secret weapons workshop was set up. In August 1943, the Germans began the liquidation of the ghetto. The Jews attempted armed resistance, but the uprising was crushed. 7,600 Jews were sent to Treblinka, and thousands more to Majdanek. Rajzner and members of his family survived in hiding for several weeks, until they were discovered and imprisoned. In November 1943 he was deported to Stutthof. Describes Nazi brutality there, as well as in Auschwitz, where he was later interned. After internment in the camps of Sachsenhausen, Mauthausen, and Schlier, he was liberated at Ebensee. Rajzner's wife and two children perished in the Holocaust. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
תיאור
335 ע' : פורטרט
21 ס"מ.
שפה
יידיש
תיאור הפריט:
מצב כללי טוב מאד
מעט כתמי זמן וכריכה מעט משופשפת
