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אזוי איז עס געווען ... : ... חורבן ווארשע ... טורקוב, יונס, בוענאס איירעס : צענטראל-פארבאנד פון פוילישע יידן אין ...
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אזוי איז עס געווען ... : ... חורבן ווארשע ... טורקוב, יונס, בוענאס איירעס : צענטראל-פארבאנד פון פוילישע יידן אין ארגענטינע 1948
Transliterated title: Azoy iz es geṿen ḥurban Ṿarshe
מקום קשור
Buenos Aires (Argentina)-place of publication
נושאים
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Poland -- Warsaw
סדרה
ביכער סעריע דאס פוילישע יידנטום
27
תקציר
Memoirs of a Jew, based on a diary which he wrote between 1939-43. Turkow, a Yiddish theater director, describes the German occupation of Warsaw in 1939 and discusses activities of the Judenrat and Adam Czerniakow, the Jewish police, forced labor, Jewish self-help organizations, and especially cultural life in the ghetto, as well as roundups and deportations. Turkow helped his friend Emanuel Ringelblum carry out some of his social projects in the ghetto. In August 1942 Turkow had his young daughter smuggled over to the "Aryan side"
in March 1943 his wife Diany Blumenfeld, a singer, escaped and joined her there. Turkow meanwhile joined a resistance group, focused on obtaining weapons, and participated in the ghetto uprisings. The memoirs end just before the uprising, after which he was deported
but he escaped and returned to live on the "Aryan side" until the liberation. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
תיאור
543, [1] ע' : איורים, פורטרט
20 ס"מ.
שפה
יידיש.
בלאי בכריכה.
מצב טוב.
מקום קשור
Buenos Aires (Argentina)-place of publication
נושאים
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Poland -- Warsaw
סדרה
ביכער סעריע דאס פוילישע יידנטום
27
תקציר
Memoirs of a Jew, based on a diary which he wrote between 1939-43. Turkow, a Yiddish theater director, describes the German occupation of Warsaw in 1939 and discusses activities of the Judenrat and Adam Czerniakow, the Jewish police, forced labor, Jewish self-help organizations, and especially cultural life in the ghetto, as well as roundups and deportations. Turkow helped his friend Emanuel Ringelblum carry out some of his social projects in the ghetto. In August 1942 Turkow had his young daughter smuggled over to the "Aryan side"
in March 1943 his wife Diany Blumenfeld, a singer, escaped and joined her there. Turkow meanwhile joined a resistance group, focused on obtaining weapons, and participated in the ghetto uprisings. The memoirs end just before the uprising, after which he was deported
but he escaped and returned to live on the "Aryan side" until the liberation. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
תיאור
543, [1] ע' : איורים, פורטרט
20 ס"מ.
שפה
יידיש.
בלאי בכריכה.
מצב טוב.
