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10 Kupiecka Street

10 Kupiecka Street

Building where Jewish residents resisted Nazi attackers.

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Gumienna Street

גומיענער גאַס

Street where the Nazis hanged Yitzhak Malmed.

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Hidden shelters

באַהעלטענישן

Shelters were built, improved, and equipped with water and electricity.

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Zvi Wider's residence

אייגענער וואוינונג

The residence where Zvi Wider hanged himself.

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Praga Garden

פּראַגע'ס גאָרטן

A site where people were assembled and shot during the Nazi attack.

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Mass grave of 72 fallen ghetto fighters

דער ברודער-קבר

A brotherly grave associated with 72 fallen ghetto fighters.

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10 Kupietzka Street

קופּיעצקאַ 10

The text says a mountain of bodies lay in the courtyard at Kupietzka 10.

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streets

גאַסן

Streets were surrounded during the killing operation.

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Firefighters' garage

פיײיערלעשערגאַראַזש

A firefighters' garage sheltered firefighters' wives and children.

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Deep well

טיפן ברונעם

A deep well into which a woman threw her child and from which the child was rescued.

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Ghetto cemetery

געטאָ-בית-עולם

Cemetery where crowds searched for relatives after the massacre.

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Hiding places

באַהעלטענישן

Places where Jews hid during the killings.

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Bagnauker Cemetery

באַגנאַווקער בית-עולם

A cemetery mentioned as a possible burial place.

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Praga's Garden

פּראַגע'ס גאָרטן

A site where one hundred victims were shot and buried.

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Bagnovker cemetery

באַגנאָװקער בית-עולם

Cemetery where Hazan Chodin reportedly performed memorial recitations.

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29 Kupiecka Street

קופּיעצקע 29

Address where Malmed lived with his wife and two children.

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gallows

תליה

Gallows erected near Malmed’s residence for his execution.

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scaffold

עשאַפאָט

Scaffold where Malmed stood while awaiting execution.

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Judenrat Garden

אידן-:ראַט:גאָרטן

Assembly location named in the deportation order.

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Lublin camp

לובלינער לאַגער

A Lublin camp commandant is mentioned in connection with an operation.

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Ghetto Parkan

געטאָ-פּאַרקאַן

Jews living near Ghetto Parkan heard suspicious noises and approaching Nazi troops.

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Chełmno

כעלמנא

Chełmno is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Bełżec

בעלזשעץ

Bełżec is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Sobibor

סאָביבאר

Sobibor is listed among Nazi death camps.

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Juravtser Street

יוראַווצער גאַס

A street through which forces entered the ghetto.

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Petrasher Field

פּעטראַשער פעלד

A field designated as a persecution site for Jews.

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Petrashe Field

פּעטראַשע פעלד

A field where thousands of Jewish men, women, children, and elderly people were confined.

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Petrashe Inquisition Field

פּעטראַשער אינקוויזיציע-פעלד

The field where Jews were driven together and lives were extinguished.

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12 Cheple Street

טשעפּלע 12

Residence and meeting place of self-defense members.

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Stutthof concentration camp

שטוטהאָפער קאַנצענטראַציע-לאַגער

Concentration camp to which the group was later deported.

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Cartonage factory

קאַרטאַנאַזש-פאַבריק

Factory where workers sought shelter before deportation.

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the streets

גאַסן

Streets where thousands of victims lay after the massacre.

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houses

הייזער

Houses of concealed Jews were attacked by murderers.

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Bialystok–Treblinka railway line

ביאַליסטאָק-טרעבלינקע

A railway route described as lined with armed Nazi murderers.

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Excavated Graves

אויסגעגראָבענע גריבער

Graves into which living Jews were forced together with the dead.

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Malkiner railway station

מאַלקינער באַן-סטאַנציע

A railway station where the train stopped before continuing toward Treblinka.

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