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Letter sent by the Hlinka Slovak People's Party (HSPP) in Secovska Polanka to the government representative Dr. Matej Hutka requesting the deportation of the 11 Jews remaining in the village and slated for deportation, English translation, 17 July 1943
 Letter sent by the Hlinka Slovak People's Party (HSPP) in Secovska Polanka to the government representative Dr. Matej Hutka requesting the deportation of the 11 Jews remaining in the village and slated for deportation, English translation, 17 July 1943
File Number : 128
Type of Material : Letter
Language : English
Antisemitism During the War
Attitude of the Slovakian Population
Deportation From Slovakia
Hsls - Hlinkova Slovenska Ludova Strana
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Testimony of Eliahu Garus, born in Velke Uherce, Czechoslovakia in 1919, regarding his leaving Slovakia in 1940 and his experiences in detention camp Ferramonti, Italy.
 Testimony of Eliahu Garus,born in Velke Uherce,Czechoslovakia in 1919,regarding his leaving Slovakia in 1940 and his experiences in detention camp Ferramonti,Italy. Family background; orthodox family; living in village; attending school in Topolcany; activity in "Makabi Hatzair" movement; German occupation,1939; enrolment into labour battalions,1940; joining the aliya training; sailing from Bratislava to Romania; aliya on ship Pentcho; sinking of ship; rescued by Italians; arrest on Rhodes island; transfer to camp Ferramonti,Italy; liberation by Allies,1942; integration into the units of the land of Israel...
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Aliya Bet
Attitude of the Italian Population
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British Army
Culture in the Camps
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