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Treblinka death camp
Treblinka death camp
Death camp to which Jews from surrounding communities were sent.
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... On November 2, 1942, the entire vicinity around
Bialystok, containing approximately 150,000 Jews, was
evacuated. This meant that these unfortunate people
were either murdered in their home communities or
sent to the Treblinka death camp for the ‘final solu-
.חסו} ' This unmitigated catastrophe left a pall of terror
over the Bialystok ghetto; the Jews wondered when
their turn would come.Connected nodes
Event
Evacuation of surrounding Jewish communities
Participated In · Perpetrator
Person
Efrajim Barasz
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Person
Rabbi Dr. Rozenman
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Community
Jewish community of Bialystok
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Place
Białystok Ghetto
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Institution
Judenrat
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Institution
ghetto hospital
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Institution
ghetto schools and vocational training centers
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