Testimony of Aleksander Biberstein, regarding his experiences as a physician in the Krakow Ghetto and concentration Camp in Plaszow

Testimony of Aleksander Biberstein, regarding his experiences as a physician in the Krakow Ghetto and concentration Camp in Plaszow Number of Jewish doctors in the Krakow district in 1939 and after the war. The situation of Krakow physicians during the German occupation. An overview of doctors and Jewish hospitals in Krakow. The influx of Jewish refugees from the western Poland caused an increase of the Jewish population in Krakow to 70,000. In the summer of 1940, 35,000 Jews were ...