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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."
 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 : Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings
Language : Ukrainian
Attitude of the Catholic Church
Attitude of the Local Population
Attitude of the Ukrainian Population
Baptism
Burial
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Testimony of Chaim Gradel, born in Belzyce, Poland, 1911, regarding his experiences in Belzyce and in Treblinka, Budzyn, Wieliczka and other camps
 Testimony of Chaim Gradel, born in Belzyce, Poland, 1911, regarding his experiences in Belzyce and in Treblinka, Budzyn, Wieliczka and other camps Deportation from Belzyce to Treblinka; camp life, including the burial of clothes of murdered people in a storeroom; escape from camp; escape to Belzyce; deportation to Budzyn camp; transfer to Wieliczka camp; transfer to Flossenbuerg; camp life; medical experiments; evacuation of the camp; liberation by the US Army.
File Number : 161
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Death Camps
Death Marches
Deportation From the Ghettos
Deportation of Jews
Deportation to Camps
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Documentation from the Sectoral State Archive of the Security Service of Ukraine (Ukranian: Haluzevyi derzhavnyi arkhiv Sluzhby Bezpeky Ukrainy), from 1939-1948
 Documentation from the Sectoral State Archive of the Security Service of Ukraine (Ukranian: Haluzevyi derzhavnyi arkhiv Sluzhby Bezpeky Ukrainy), from 1939-1948 The Sectoral State Archive of the Security Service of Ukraine was established by the decision of Ukraine Prime Minister Cabinet on 01 April 1994. The Archive holds documents from the Ukrainian Republic Security Service (and the former Ukrainian Soviet Republic), from 1819 until the present day . The Archive holds documents from the Kiev headquarters and provincial branches of the Security...
Type of Material : Biography, List of Police Officers, Photograph, Investigation Report, החלטה, Detention Order, List of Eyewitnesses, Official Documentation, Indictment, Names of Perpetrators, Questionnaire, Testimony, List of Jewish Refugees, List of Detainees, Police File, Form, Protocol, Legal Documentation, List of Perpetrators, List of Persecuted Persons, Arrest Order
Language : Polish, Russian, Ukrainian
Criminals
Jewish Refugees
Jewish Refugees During the War
Polish Criminals
Polish Refugees
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