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Memoirs of Markus Mordekhai Broyde, born in Probuzna in 1910, regarding his experiences in the Tarnopol district in 1941-1944 and in the Red Army in 1944-1946, and regarding the fate of the Jews of the area
 Memoirs of Markus Mordekhai Broyde, born in Probuzna in 1910, regarding his experiences in the Tarnopol district in 1941-1944 and in the Red Army in 1944-1946, and regarding the fate of the Jews of the area - letter sent by Markus (Mordechai) Broida to the expatriates organization of Zbaraż and the surrounding area on 2 June 1987, with his memoirs of his experiences during and after the Holocaust: German occupation of the area in early July 1941; murders of Jews in villages and cities by the Germans and local residents; labor in villages and farms in Tarnopol district; life in various labor camps, including...
File Number : 11285
Type of Material : Memoirs
Language : Hebrew, Yiddish
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