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Dr. Tuwja Cytron
Tuwja Cytron
Doctor who heard the survivor’s account at Blyzin camp.
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... As it turned out, this train never arrived at Treb-
linka but instead went to Majdanek, near Lublin. When
the car doors were opened in Lublin, a sea of blood
gushed forth. Even the Gestapo officers were taken
aback. Some of the women were only barely alive.
Berta Sokolska, a survivor, recounted this story to Dr.
Tuwja Cytron at the Blyzin concentration camp, and he
told it to me in April 1946 while he stayed in Bialystok.
The Gestapo did not interfere as Jewish slave laborers
administered first aid to these unfortunates. ...Connected nodes
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Bialystok
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Polja Dlugacz
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Treblinka
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Majdanek
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Lublin
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Berta Sokolska
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Blyzin concentration camp
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Bialystok
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Bielsk Jewish community
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Grodno
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Grajewo
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Wolkowisk
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Wisoki-Mozowieck
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Dr. Tuwja Cytron → Bialystok
he told it to me in April 1946 while he stayed in Bialystok
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- April 1946