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David Pisar
David
Father of Samuel Pisar.
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... (Editor’s note: Samuel Pisar was born in Bialystok,
the son of David and Helen Pisar. When he was
deported by the Nazis for liquidation, together with his
entire family, he was thirteen years old. All his relatives
were annihilated by the Nazi murderers. Young Samuel
endured unspeakable horrors at their hands, in Ausch-
witz and in other death factories. In the spring of 1945,
he was liberated from his nightmare by the American
Army, near Munich. ...Connected nodes
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Eliezer Suchowolski
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Bialystok
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Białystok Ghetto
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