Testimony of Boleslaw Nowicki about Jews' fate in the Bialystok region and the eastern borderlands of Poland under the occupation of Nazi Germany

Testimony of Boleslaw Nowicki about Jews' fate in the Bialystok region and the eastern borderlands of Poland under the occupation of Nazi Germany Before the WWII there were about 75,000 Jews in Bialystok. After the outbreak of the war the number increased to about 100,000 due to influx of Jewish refugees from German occupied territories. Nowicki mentions several famous Jews from Bialystok, in particular Jozef Zeligman, former Senator in pre-war Polish government and director of t...