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Deportation summons to Pruzane

Jews were summoned to assemble with possessions for deportation to Pruzane.

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... On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, 1941, a large number of Jews received summonses from the Judenrat, commanding them to appear with their possessions at 8 A.M. the next day at a point of embarkation, from which they would be sent to Pruzane, a village not far from Bialystok. No one believed the Nazis would allow this group to reach their destination alive. Families were plunged into terror, panic and deep mourning as they contemplated what lay ahead. ...
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