Yad Vashem Collections - Documents

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Correspondence concerning the burial of Tekla Andrusishin, a Jewish woman from Augustowka, Poland, who converted to Christianity, October–November 1942, and press clippings about the Ukrainian war criminal Iwan Stebelski, aka "Winter." - Letter from the Lwów branch of the Ukrainian Central Committee, sent on November 5, 1942, turning down a request from the bishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church concerning the burial of Tekla Andrusishin of Augustowka, who converted and married a Ukrainian in 1890. Kost Pankiwskyi, writing for the Committee, states that the Committee is not allowed to deal with...

File Number : 381

Type of Material : Newspaper Clippings, Correspondence

Language : Ukrainian

To be translated

File Number : 1705

Type of Material : Survey Report, Photograph

Language : Polish

Testimony of Donia Rozen, born in 1930 in Kosow Huculski, Poland, regarding her experience during the war, hiding in Kosow and in the village of Mykitince

Testimony of Donia Rozen, born in 1930 in Kosow Huculski, Poland, regarding her experiences during the war, hiding in Kosow and in the village of Mykitince Donia Rozen was born in 1930 in Kosow, district of Stanislawow ( Soviet territory from 1939). When the Germans invaded the USSR in the summer of 1941, the attacks on Jewish population, and soon the killings, began; the neighbors attacked the Rozen family and plundered their home, so they moved to uncle. During the October 16-17, 1941 massacre Donia and her grandmother managed to run away, one of the neighbors opened the door to them, and as they were...

File Number : 948

Type of Material : Testimony, Biography, Manuscript

Language : Hebrew, Polish

Memoirs of Sheina and Simkha Rozenberg and other residents of Dabrowice, regarding their experiences during the German occupation and more

Memoirs of Sheina and Simkha Rozenberg and other residents of Dabrowice, regarding their experiences during the German occupation and more Memoirs of the residents of Dabrowice (in German: Dombrowitz), from the book "Dombrowitz", published by the organization of Dombrovitz expatriates in Israel in December 1964 and translated from Yiddish to Hebrew by Ester Vinshelboim; the book includes information regarding the Jewish community before the war, and the names of those who perished; Memoirs of Sheina Rozenberg (grandmother of the submitter of the material, Amiram Katzman); p. 265; - life in Dabrowice...

File Number : 11211

Type of Material : Record of Murdered Persons, Record of Survivors, Memoirs, Poems/songs

Language : Hebrew