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Memoirs of Simon Sigal, born in 1918 in Witków Nowy, Poland, about his experiences in Potigny, Auschwitz, Drancy, Birkenau, and Warsaw, and documentation relating to the Sigal family
Memoirs of Simon Sigal, born in 1918 in Witków Nowy, Poland, about his experiences in Potigny, Auschwitz, Drancy, Birkenau, and Warsaw, and documentation relating to the Sigal family - Memoirs of Simon Sigal, born in 1918 in Witków Nowy, Poland, about his experiences in the Holocaust; testimony given in February 1918 (various documents are attached to the memoirs): - parents: Benyamin Biscko Sigal and Dvora Sigal née Alzifrom; Simon moves to Lwów in order to attend a yeshiva; crosses illegally into France with his brother, Tony, in 1936; lives in Potigny, Calvados Departement, with his half-brother Fishel...
File Number : 10838
Type of Material : Documentary, Genealogy, Document, Memoirs
Language : Polish, French, English, German
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