Place · concentration camp
Blechamer
Blechamer
Blechamer was the camp from which Bialystoker prisoners escaped through a tunnel.
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... force-marched to the Blechamer concentration camp.
Two days after their arrival, the Bialystoker contingent
dug a tunnel underneath the camp’s fence and escaped.
Among the brave Bialystoker Jews who fled Blechamer
were Lejzer Olszanski and his son, Chaim, who live in
Argentina; Jeszua Krawecki; Chaim Kurnianski; and
my husband, Szmuel Drogoczynski. ...Connected nodes
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Escape from Blechamer
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Szmuel Drogoczynski
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Lejzer Olszanski
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Chaim Olszanski
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Jeszua Krawecki
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Chaim Kurnianski
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Bialystok
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