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Testimony of Miriam Masza Perewoska, born in Vilna, Poland, 1911, regarding her experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, detention, Zoludek and Konstanz
Testimony
 Testimony of Miriam Masza Perewoska, born in Vilna, Poland, 1911, regarding her experiences in the Vilna Ghetto, detention, Zoludek and Konstanz Life in the Vilna Ghetto including deportation of Jews, autumn 1941; transfer and detention in the Lukiszki prison; rescue with her daughter with help from a German soldier; escape from the ghetto with her daughter; life in Zoludek; rescue with help from a Polish family and with help from the commander of the Armia Krajowa (AK); life in Konstanz using a false identity as a Polish forced laborer. Aliya to Eretz Israel, 1947.
File Number : 2337
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew, Polish
Ak - Armia Krajowa
Assistance to Jews
Prisons
Righteous Among the Nations
Schweinberger
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Testimony of Irena Zadarnowska, Righteous Among the Nations, born in Poland, regarding her experiences in Vilna and Konstanz
Testimony
 Testimony of Irena Zadarnowska, Righteous Among the Nations, born in Poland, regarding her experiences in Vilna and Konstanz Local life including the smuggling of a Jewish woman and her daughter out of the ghetto and their transfer to a hiding place in Zoludek; transfer of the Jewish women using a false identity as forced laborers to Germany; outbreak of the Polish Uprising and deportation to Germany; life in Konstanz including meeting the Jewish women.
File Number : 2336
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew, Polish, German
Assistance to Jews
Hiding Place
Righteous Among the Nations
The Aryan Side
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
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Memoirs of Irena Zadarnowska, a Righteous Among the Nations from Poland, regarding her activities in the underground in the Lida area and the rescue of the Jewish woman Masza Perewoska and her daughter in Vilna
 Memoirs of Irena Zadarnowska, a Righteous Among the Nations from Poland, regarding her activities in the underground in the Lida area and the rescue of the Jewish woman Masza Perewoska and her daughter in Vilna Life in the Lida area with her husband Stefan; activities in the underground for the rescue of Jews during the war; escape to Vilna from the family's home in the Lida area, with her husband Stefan; life in Vilna; she meets the Jewish woman Masza Perewoska and her eight year old daughter Lilka; rescue of the mother and daughter from deportation from the Vilna Ghetto to the murder site in Ponary;...
File Number : 9352
Type of Material : Survey Report, Artifact(s), Catalog, Letter, Memoirs, Drawing
Language : Hebrew, Polish, German
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