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Anshel Katz
אנשל כ״ץ
Anshel Katz recounts surviving wartime persecution as a child.
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Anshel Katz was nine when the war began
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First action
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Shooting of Lender
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Lender
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Pig Market
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Jewish Council
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Ukrainian murderers
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Eliyahu Radziniak
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Eliyahu Rodziniak
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Elke Gerecht-Tikatzki
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Leib Shliterman
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Abba Dishel
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V. H. Ivan
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Shlomo Frengler
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N. H.
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Isaiah Cohen
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Jacob Keselbrener
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Noah Zhelaza
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Associated events
Birth
Anshel Katz was nine when the war began
Anshel Katz states he was nine years old when the war broke out.
Aktion Or Raid
First action
During the first action, Anshel Katz’s parents hid in an attic and Ukrainians reportedly arrived.
Murder
Shooting of Lender
Lender was taken aside and shot; his brother-in-law attacked the German shooter and was also shot.