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Memoirs of Jacob Glicksohn, (formerly Jakub Glikson) born in Czestochowa in 1927, regarding his experiences in the Czestochowa Ghetto, Treblinka I, Buchenwald and other camps, written in England in 1946
 Memoirs of Jacob Glicksohn, (formerly Jakub Glikson) born in Czestochowa in 1927, regarding his experiences in the Czestochowa Ghetto, Treblinka I, Buchenwald and other camps, written in England in 1946 Life in the Czestochowa Ghetto and transfer to forced labor; the Jewish police; the murder of one of his brothers by Germans; deportation of his mother and other family members to their deaths; hiding during the "Aktion" together with his brother Manyl; deportation to Treblinka labor camp ( next to the extermination camp); transfer to forced labor in Treblinka; selection by a German doctor; separation from...
File Number : 12104
Type of Material : Drawing, Memoirs
Language : Polish
"aktions" in the Ghettos
"she’erith Hapletah"
Czestochowa Ghetto Uprising, January 1943
Deportation to Camps
Escape From Deportation
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