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Josef Rubinsztejn
Josef Rubinsztejn
Poet who wrote a poem about Bialystok after World War II began.
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... The Jewish writers from Warsaw, Lodz and other
places who fled to Bialystok knew the true nature of
“Soviet reality’ and the dim prospects for Jews within
it. Only after the war, did many of them finally publish
memoirs about the bitter environment in which exiled
Jews found themselves in Russian-oecupied Bialystok.
One poet, Josef Rubinsztejn, wrote a poem about Bia-
lystok in the first weeks after the outbreak of World
War II. The following are excerpts from the poem: ...Connected nodes
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Lodz
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Bialystoker Stern
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Wilno
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Zionist organizations
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Bundist organizations
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Russia
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Bialystok
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