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901. A studio portrait of two-year-old Julek Kracowski with a tennis racket and teddy bear.
partisans and also to organize a ghetto revolt. About 100 people succeeded in escaping the ghetto to join
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902. Ewa Kracowska walks down a street in Bialystok with her uncle, his fiancee and her brother.
partisans and also to organize a ghetto revolt. About 100 people succeeded in escaping the ghetto to join
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903. A Jewish family walks down a street in Bialystok.
partisans and also to organize a ghetto revolt. About 100 people succeeded in escaping the ghetto to join
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904. Baruch Rabinovich, and his nephew, Julek Kracowski pose at a window sill.
partisans and also to organize a ghetto revolt. About 100 people succeeded in escaping the ghetto to join
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905. Eichmann Trial -- Session 63 -- Submission of documents; testimony of Y. Gutman
Sonderkommando revolt. 00:52:50 Describes trying to organize getting explosives, smuggling them out of factory
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906. Casting of a cobblestone pathway at Treblinka killing center
August 2, 1943, Jewish inmates attempted to revolt and escape; though a small number did escape
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907. Esther Raab se souvient de l'arrivée des convois à Sobibor
Feldhendler et Aleksandr (Sasha) Pechersky étaient les chefs de ce groupe. La révolte eut lieu
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908. Selma (Wijnberg) Engel décrit la déportation vers Sobibor
Chaim, qui participait à la mise sur pied d'un soulèvement de prisonniers. Lorsque la révolte commença
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909. Esther Raab décrit la préparation de l'insurrection de Sobibor
Feldhendler et Aleksandr (Sasha) Pechersky étaient les chefs de ce groupe. La révolte eut lieu
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910. Esther Raab décrit l'insurrection de Sobibor
Feldhendler et Aleksandr (Sasha) Pechersky étaient les chefs de ce groupe. La révolte eut lieu
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911. Karl Kretschmer - Einsatzgruppen
and count. Lanzmann asks Kretschmer why, in his opinion, the Jews did not revolt. No video from 02 ... struck by the fact that the Jews did not revolt. He says again that he wants to stop talking but
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912. Small black painted scissors from the family capmaking business brought to the US by a Jewish refugee
revolted against Czarist Russian oppression. The family left Russia and settled in Vienna, Austria. His ... Russia (Poland). The family immigrated in 1905, during the revolt against Czarist Russian oppression in
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913. Large black painted fabric shears from the family capmaking business brought to the US by a Jewish refugee
revolted against Czarist Russian oppression. The family left Russia and settled in Vienna, Austria. His ... Russia (Poland). The family immigrated in 1905, during the revolt against Czarist Russian oppression in
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914. Very large Henckels fabric shears from the family capmaking business brought to the US by a Jewish refugee
revolted against Czarist Russian oppression. The family left Russia and settled in Vienna, Austria. His ... Russia (Poland). The family immigrated in 1905, during the revolt against Czarist Russian oppression in
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915. Pencil portrait of his father brought to the US by a Jewish refugee from Vienna
revolted against Czarist Russian oppression. The family left Russia and settled in Vienna, Austria. His ... Russia (Poland). The family immigrated in 1905, during the revolt against Czarist Russian oppression in
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916. Askari or Trawniki guards peer into a doorway past the bodies of Jews killed during the suppression of the Warsaw ghetto uprising.
killed or captured during the ghetto revolt. Of those who were taken alive, 7,000 were deported to their
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917. Jewish prisoners forced to work for a Sonderkommando 1005 unit pose next to a bone crushing machine in the Janowska concentration camp.
the surviving Sonderkommando members revolted. They succeeded in killing a few guards, and a number
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918. SS Major General Juergen Stroop (center), accompanied by SS and police officers, looks on as SS soldiers uncover the entrance to an underground bunker during the suppression of the Warsaw ghetto uprising.
killed or captured during the ghetto revolt. Of those who were taken alive, 7,000 were deported to their
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919. Portrait of Dawid Skornik, a Talmud prodigy, who was killed in Auschwitz in 1943 together with his wife, Lea and their seven children.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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920. Portrait of a Jewish youth in the Bedzin ghetto. Pictured is Abram Szyjewicz.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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921. Jewish children and adults in the street of the Dabrowa Gornicza ghetto.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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922. A Jewish boy and his parents stand in front of their store in the Dabrowa Gornicza ghetto.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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923. Studio portrait of Genia Dunski, a young Jewish woman in the Sosnowiec ghetto.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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924. Studio portrait of Tzvi Dunski, a Jewish youth in the Sosnowiec ghetto.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those
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925. Group portrait of the Dunski family. Pictured from left to right are: Genia, Fajga, Sala and Tzvi.
for a revolt. But opinions were divided between those who favored resistance in the ghetto and those