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Collective testimony of Tatjana Tauba Goldstein, born in Luck, Poland, 1911, and Wiktoria Strusinska, Righteous Among the Nations, born in Luck, Poland, 1897, regarding their experiences in the Luck Ghetto, Bytom and in hiding
Testimony
 Collective testimony of Tatjana Tauba Goldstein, born in Luck, Poland, 1911, and Wiktoria Strusinska, Righteous Among the Nations, born in Luck, Poland, 1897, regarding their experiences in the Luck Ghetto, Bytom and in hiding Life before the war; work as physicians. German occupation; establishment of the Luck Ghetto, December 1941; ghetto life including work in a hospital; Tatjana's escape, August 1942; life in hiding with help from Wiktoria and her husband; murder of Wiktoria's husband and Polish intelligentsia; Tatjana's escape to Bytom; life being hidden by relatives of Wiktoria; liberation,...
File Number : 2547
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Polish
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Toward Jews - German Population
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
German Physicians
Help to Jews - Germany
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Collective testimony of Viktoria Strusinska, born in Poland, 1897 and Tatiana Goldstein, born in Poland 1911, regarding Tatiana Goldstein's experiences in the Luck Ghetto and life in hiding in the Strusinski house in Luck and Bytom
Testimony
 Collective testimony of Viktoria Strusinska, born in Poland, 1897 and Tatiana Goldstein, born in Poland 1911, regarding Tatiana Goldstein's experiences in the Luck Ghetto and life in hiding in the Strusinski house in Luck and Bytom Contact before the war between a Jewish physician, Dr. Tatiana Goldshtein, and a Polish physician, Dr. Viktoria Strusinska, a resident of Luck. German occupation; establishment of the Luck Ghetto, 11 December 1941; ghetto life; rescue of Jews by the director of a German hospital, a member of the Wehrmacht; escape on the eve of the ghetto's liquidation; Dr. Viktoria Strusinska...
File Number : 7515
Type of Material : Survey Report, Testimony
Language : Polish
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Escape From the Ghettos
Hiding Place
Hospitals
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