Testimony of Genia Stok, born in Probuzna, Poland, 1918, regarding her experiences in Probuzna, the Kopyczynce Ghetto and in hiding in various places in the area
Her childhood in a well-to-do religious family; membership of her father in Mizrachi.
German occupation, July 1941; abuse of Jews; decrees; establishment of the Judenrat; in hiding in a bunker during an "Aktion", September 1942; rescue from an "Aktion"; deportation to Kopyczynce, October 1942; death of her parents from typhus, January 1943; rescue from another three "Aktions"; in hiding on a farm near Tlustenkie; wanderings; hidden by a non-Jewish family; move and hidden by another non-Jewish family in Probuzna; liberation by the Red Army, March 1944.
Aliya to Israel, July 1948.
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Genia
Genya
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Shtok
Stok
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1918
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Probuzna, Poland
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9934
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Hebrew
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O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives