NEDUDAI BA-MILHAMAH VE-YASLO IRI ????? ?????? ?????? ????

[Jaslo] Herzig, Jakub

Edité par Tel-Aviv: ha-Menorah, 1964

1st edition. Original printed cover, 8vo, 157 pages. Includes portraits. 22 cm. In Hebrew. Title translates to "My Wanders In War And Yaslo My Town." Memoir of Jakub Herzig and his experiences of the war in his hometown of Jaslo in Poland. "A ghetto was formed in Jaslo in the spring of 1942. Its population also comprised Jews from nearby localities, including Biezdziedz, Frysztak, Jedlicz, and Kolaczyce, as well as a group of people displaced from the Krosno Ghetto. A small group of ghetto prisoners was sent to the Szebnie camp, but most were transported to the Nazi extermination camp in Belzec in the summer of 1942. The transport also included around a dozen Poles who had extended help to Jews. The Jaslo Ghetto was liquidated in December 1942, when the remaining prisoners were transported to the ghetto in Rzeszów. In January or February 1943, the Gestapo shot 19 Jews discovered in hiding in the forests around Osobnica. The last group of Jews from Jaslo, ca. 690 people, was shot in the Warzyce forest on 3 August 1943. As much as 90% of Jaslo was destroyed in World War II. Apart from the devastated cemetery and the mikveh adapted for other use, no object owned by the prewar Jewish community has been preserved." (Polin Museum) SUBJECT(S): Jews -- Poland -- Jaslo. Jews. OCLC: 19151510. Ex-library with usual markings. Good+ Condition. (YIZ-23-28-BDL- ccex). N° de réf. du vendeur 42991

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Titre : NEDUDAI BA-MILHAMAH VE-YASLO IRI ????? ????...
Éditeur : Tel-Aviv: ha-Menorah
Date d'édition : 1964
Edition : Edition originale