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Testimony of Mosze Lewin, born in Vilna, (Lithuania) Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, Kivioli and Dautmergen
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 Testimony of Mosze Lewin, born in Vilna, (Lithuania) Poland, 1908, regarding his experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, Kivioli and Dautmergen Life before the war. German occupation; life in the Vilna Ghetto; deportation with his son to Kivioli, September 1943; camp life including labor as a tailor for the German SS members including the camp commander; abuse by Ernst Runde, a German medic, of a Jewish girl from Hungary; transfer via Tallin and the Baltic Sea to Stutthof; camp life until September 1944; transfer to Dautmergen; camp life including help from Dr. Kutulski, a Polish physician, when he was ill;...
File Number : 3159
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
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