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Rajzner

Rajzner

Diarist mentioned in an editor’s note about surviving Bialystoker Jews.

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... (Editor’s note: Further on in his diaries, Rajzner men- tions the few Bialystoker Jews who remained alive in and around the ghetto, who managed to continue hid- ing from the Nazis. He also describes Jews who were arrested, tortured and killed in the prisons as well as those deported to the death camps and exterminated. Only a handful of Bialytoker Jews who experienced the horrors of the Bialystok ghetto’s liquidation succeeded in avoiding extermination. They are alive today in numerous lands, frequently sharing their memories of those tragic times, exhorting us never to forgive or forget the wholesale slaughter of the Jews during World War II in Bialystok, whose magnificent heritage shall continue to be honored as long as they live.) ...
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