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Bialystok Appeals Court
Bialystok Appeals Court
Court where Gustav Friedl’s trial took place in October 1949.
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... Crestapo Commandant Gustav Friedl’s trial took
place in the Bialystok Appeals Court at the end of
October 1949. Approximately twenty witnesses, who
had suffered under the Nazis, gave testimony against
Fried! at the trial, which lasted several days. Among
them were: Chackel Fendzuch, Awrom Ostroburski,
Dowid Kolesznik, Szlojme Blas, Chaim Wrubel, Isroel
Bramson, Mira Knaziew, Efrajim Kisler, Fanja Lipin-
ska, Dr. Tobtjasz Cytron, Rochel Zacharijasz, Berta
Knaziew and others. The prosecution’s expert witness
was the well-known historian and chronicler of the de-
struction of Bialystok, Dr. Szymon Datner. ...Connected nodes
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Gustav Friedl
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Chackel Fendzuch
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Awrom Ostroburski
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Dowid Kolesznik
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Szlojme Blas
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Chaim Wrubel
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Isroel Bramson
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Mira Knaziew
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Efrajim Kisler
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Fanja Lipinska
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Tobtjasz Cytron
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Rochel Zacharijasz
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