Testimony of Doba (Lichter) Furst, born in Krasniczyn, Poland, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Krasniczyn Ghetto, the Wojslawice Ghetto, with Soviet partisans in the forests and as a Red Army soldier
Testimony of Doba (Lichter) Furst, born in Krasniczyn, Poland, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Krasniczyn Ghetto, the Wojslawice Ghetto, with Soviet partisans in the forests and as a Red Army soldier
Testimony
Testimony of Doba (Lichter) Furst, born in Krasniczyn, Poland, 1919, regarding her experiences in the Krasniczyn Ghetto, the Wojslawice Ghetto, with Soviet partisans in the forests and as a Red Army soldier
Marriage, 1937; births of two daughters.
German occupation, 1939; abuse of Jews including burning the rabbi's beard and abduction to forced labor; establishment of the Krasniczyn Ghetto; escape of the family from an "Aktion"; in hiding in the attic of a non-Jew; arrival of Jews expelled from Germany to the ghetto; sneaking into the Wojslawice Ghetto; release of her handicapped father from labor camp by bribing a soldier; deportation of her father and her husband to build the Sobibor camp; leaving the ghetto to search for food for her daughters and smuggling it into the ghetto; murder of her daughters and her grandmother in an "Aktion", murder [of her daughters and her grandmother?] in a pit near Chelm; wanderings [of witness] in the forests; German hunt [after escaped Jews]; joining Soviet partisans; participating in caring for the wounded; murder of fleeing Jews by partisans; liberation from [by?] the Red Army.
Marriage and establishing a new family; aliya to Israel to Moshav Balfuria, 1950.
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8172993
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Doba
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Furst
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1919
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Krasniczyn, Poland
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Hebrew
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O.3 - Testimonies Department of the Yad Vashem Archives