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Article for the "Il Partigiano" (The Partisan) newspaper by Matilde Bassani regarding the struggle of members of the Bruno Bouzzi Partisan Brigade to liberate the city of Florence, published in August 1944

File Number : 82

Type of Material : Article

Language : Italian

Report regarding partisan activity at the Ente Italiano per le Audizioni Radiofoniche (EIAR-the public service broadcaster in Fascist Italy and the only entity permitted to broadcast by the government) Broadcasting Studio in Florence, August 1944

File Number : 150

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : Italian

Report regarding the work of the brothers Carlo, Giorgio and Giacomo Andreoni in the Comando Superiore Partigiani (CSP-Supreme partisan headquarters) during the war written by Matilde Finzi for the Associazione Nazionale Partigiani d'Italia (ANPI-National Association of Italian Partisans) and the Committee for Recognition of the Fighting Partisan, 13 January 1948

File Number : 149

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : Italian

Testimony of Lenza Meier Nachmanowicz, born in Sokal, Poland, 1926, regarding his experiences in Sokal, wanderings, and in the ranks of the partisans

Testimony of Lenza Meier Nachmanowicz, born in Sokal, Poland, 1926, regarding his experiences in Sokal, wanderings, and in the ranks of the partisans Establishment of the Sokal Ghetto, September 1942; forced labor while receiving beatings from the Germans and the Jewish policemen; "Aktion", 28 October, 1942; his father hides in a chicken coop and in the attic during the "Aktion"; discovery of his father, and his detention; transfer of the witness to a labor camp in Sokal, March 1943; camp life, including labor and beatings by Germans, at day and at night; escape, with the announcement that Sokal is...

File Number : 326

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

Testimony of Salomea Hanel, born in Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland, 1916, regarding her experiences in Drohobycz, Ustrzyki Dolne, Zaslaw, Sobibor, and while using a false identity in Krakow

Testimony of Salomea Hanel, born in Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland, 1916, regarding her experiences in Drohobycz, Ustrzyki Dolne, Zaslaw, Sobibor, and while using a false identity in Krakow Move from Ustrzyki Dolne to Drohobycz, five weeks before the outbreak of the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, 1941; taking of Jews to forced labor while abusing them, immediately following the occupation of Drohobycz; return home, two weeks later; forced labor and the theft of property; "Aktion" against Communists, late April 1942; murder of families whose relatives worked in service to the Soviets before the war;...

File Number : 27

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

List of articles regarding Jewish self-defense, resistance movements, armed uprisings and the partisans, published in the "Das Neu Leben" journal in Lodz, 19/04/1945-02/03/1946

List of articles regarding Jewish self-defense, resistance movements, armed uprisings and the partisans, published in the "Das Neu Leben" journal in Lodz, 19/04/1945-02/03/1946 List of 15 articles written by the following authors: M. Mirski, Adolf Berman, Icchok Cukerman, Symche Rotajzen, Majlech Felin, Stanislaw Kon, Bernard Borg, G. Alef, Majlech Bakalczuk, Jozef Wulf, Efraim Siedlecki, and L. Szeftel.

File Number : 202

Type of Material : Article(s), List(s), Text(s), Bibliography, Journal

Language : Polish

Newspaper clippings of the "Hechaultz Hatzair" underground newspaper, published by the Hanoar Hayehudi Halochem [Jewish Youth Fighters] movements, 1943

Newspaper clippings of the "Hechaultz Hatzair" underground newspaper, published by the Hanoar Hayehudi Halochem [Jewish Youth Fighters] movements, 1943 Issues of the underground newspaper, 13/08-13/10/1943; the issue of 13/08/1943 is dedicated to the memory of the Jewish fighters who died during the struggle in Warsaw, Krakow, Bochnia, and other places.

File Number : 711

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, List of Murdered Jews

Language : Polish

Letter, without the name of the sender, with a description of the circumstances of the death of Cypora Ber, sent to Baruch Ber in Pabianice, Poland on 01/05/1947

Letter, without the name of the sender, with a description of the circumstances of the death of Cypora Ber, sent to Baruch Ber in Pabianice, Poland on 01/05/1947 Cypora (Fraumsztajn) Ber, the wife of Baruch Ber, lost her daughter during the war, and her son was entrusted to a Polish woman who moved him from Lublin to a "safe place". When Cypora understood that her son also was not alive, she decided that her life no longer had any value. She walked up to a German, slapped him, and was executed. The sender of the letter received her husband's address two years after the war, and wrote about the deep sorrow...

File Number : 5628

Type of Material : Letter

Language : Polish

Letter of testimony regarding the fate of the Melamed family and the experiences of the Jews of Dovbysh, 1941

Letter of testimony regarding the fate of the Melamed family and the experiences of the Jews of Dovbysh, 1941 German occupation of Dovbysh, 12 July 1941; execution of Moyshe Melamed due to his resistance to the Germans, 12 July 1941; deportation of young Jews for forced labor; murder of young Jews in a forest in the area, 12 September 1941; murder of residents in a forest in the area, 12 November 1941. Setting up a Memorial Sign for those murdered from Dovbysh at the murder site.

File Number : 3458

Type of Material : Letter of Testimony

Language : Russian

To be translated

File Number : 1946

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish

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