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The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945
The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945
Book by Refoel Rajzner describing the destruction of Bialystoker Jewry.
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... (Editor’s note: Refoel Rajzner, who was incarcerated in
the Bialystok ghetto until the end, recorded shortly
after the war all his experiences before, during, and
after the ghetto. We offer here excerpts of his descrip-
tions of the final liquidation of the Bialystok ghetto as
well as the annihilation of its Jews, borrowed from his
book, The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945,
published in 1948 by the Bialystoker Centre in
Australia.) ...Connected nodes
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Refoel Rajzner
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Bialystoker Centre in Australia
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Pejsach Kaplan
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Refoel Rajzner
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Bialystoker Centre in Australia
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Community
Bialystok ghetto
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Community
Lodz ghetto
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Efrajim Barasz
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Judenrat
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Wehrmacht
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Bialystok railway station
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Tamarof
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Refoel Rajzner → The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945
his book, The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945,
Published In
The Destruction of Bialystoker Jewry 1939-1945 → Bialystoker Centre in Australia
published in 1948 by the Bialystoker Centre in Australia
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- 1948