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Testimony of Aleksandr Pechersky, born in Kremenchug, Ukraine, 1909, regarding his experiences as a Red Army soldier, in German captivity in Minsk; planing the Sobibor uprising and in a Soviet partisan unit
Testimony of Aleksandr Pechersky, born in Kremenchug, Ukraine, 1909, regarding his experiences as a Red Army soldier, in German captivity in Minsk; planing the Sobibor uprising and in a Soviet partisan unit
Life before the war; his father is an attorney; move to Rostov; attends a School of the Arts; marriage and the birth of a daughter.
German occupation, June 1941; drafted into the Red Army; taken captive by the Germans; transfer to Minsk; deportation to Sobibor; camp ...
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item Id
3558266
First Name
Aleksander
Aleksandr
Last Name
Pecherski
Date of Birth
22/02/1909
Place of Birth
Kremenchug, Ukraine (USSR)
Type of material
Testimony
File Number
4147
Language
Russian
Record Group
O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives
Name of Submitter
פצ'ורסקי אלכסנדר / פ-3688/369
Original
YES
No. of pages/frames
7
Connected to Item
O.3 - Testimonies gathered by Yad Vashem
Form of Testimony
Written testimony
Dedication
Yad Vashem Document Collection, Moshal Repository