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Memoirs of Meilech Bakalczuk-Felin, born in Serniki, Poland, 1896, regarding his experiences in the Dabrowica Ghetto and the Serniki Ghetto, and as partisan in Polesie forests
 Memoirs of Meilech Bakalczuk-Felin, born in Serniki, Poland, 1896, regarding his experiences in the Dabrowica Ghetto and the Serniki Ghetto, and as partisan in Polesie forests Passing thoughts regarding writing the memoirs, including his escape from the ghetto and activities in the partisans ranks; escape from the Dabrowica Ghetto to a forest, along with his cousin Ephraim Bakalczuk, 09/1942; in hiding in Brodnitsa, while hidden by a friend; arrival to Serniki; murder of his father in Serniki, 1941; murder of the Jews of Serniki, 1942; escape from the Serniki Ghetto along with his sister's children; in...
File Number : 8788
Type of Material : Letter, Memoirs
Language : English
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