Grundmann, Josef Grünholz Gruschko Grusenberg, O., lawyer Gry, Anry Guljak Günsburg, Dr. Günsburg, L. Günsburg, Mrs. Gurarie (USA) Gurewitsch Saul Gurewitsch Tewje Gurewitsch, Dr. Gurewitsch, Dr. Gurewitsch, Sascha Gurewitsch, Sergej Gurwitsch (Daugavpils) Gurwitsch, Awsej Gurwitsch, Benja Gurwitsch, Fania Gurwitsch, Mischa Gurwitsch, Prof. Gurwitsch, S. Gurwitsch, Sioma Gurwitz (Kovno) Gut (Bauska) Gutkin, Nioma Gutkin, Salomon Gutmann brothers Gymnich, Max, Gestapo member H. Haar, Rudolf Hacker (Preiļi) Hahn, Benia Hamburger (Vienna) Hamburger, Mrs. Handke, Gestapo member Hannes Hans, German prisoner Harrik Heidemann, Alfons, lawyer Heifetz Heifetz, Jascha, musician Heimann, dentist Heimann, Dr. (Warsaw) Hellmann, Dr. Hermann 282 Herzberg Herzenberg (Jelgava) Herzenberg (Liepāja) Herzfeld, Dr. Hesfer, Lieutenant Heydrich, Reinhardt Hilda F. (Liepāja) Himmler, Heinrich Hindin, engineer Hirsch, SS man Hirschfeld, Fani Hirschmann (Jelgava) Hirschmann brothers Hirschowitsch, Dr. (Estonia) Hitler, Adolf, Reichskanzler Hochwarg, Oberscharführer Hoff brothers Hoff, L. (Jelgava) Hoffmann, SS man Hoffmann, Dr. J. Hofschowitsch, engineer Hollstein family Honig, Camil Horowitz, pianist Horowitz, Schmelke, Baron Huck, SS man Hurwitsch, Rebekka I. Idelsohn, Dr. Igdalski, Moisej Ignatz, room elder Isakowitsch, Joel Isaksohn, Dr. Isaksohn-Izig Israeli Israelit (Rēzekne) Israelit, Israel (Liepāja) Israelowitsch Israelsohn Israelsohn, Dr. Itkin, Israel Itrow brothers Iwnowitsch, dental technician Izke
J. Jabotinsky, Wolf Jadlowker, Hermann Jaffet (Jelgava) Jäger, SA man Jakobi, engineer Jakobsohn, B., Dr. Jakobsohn, Judith Jakobsohn, lawyer Jakobsohn, Mali Jakobsohn, Mila Jakobsohn, Simon Jakobsohn, Sonia Jakobsohn, yachtsman Janowski Jawitsch, Drs. (brothers) Jaworkowsky, Dr. Jeckeln, Friedrich, General Jefimovna, Ida Jeletzki, pharmacist Jemin, Rabbi Jenner, Gestapo member Jerusalimska, Irka Jessil, dental technician Jewelsohn, lawyer Jewnowitsch brothers Jewoschker Jo, Michail Joelsohn, Jr. Joelsohn, Moses Joelsohn, Zodek (Daugavpils) Joffe, Cantor Joffe, Gustav Joffe, Jakob Joffe, Jr. Dr. Joffe, Mendel Joffe, tailor Jonny, musician Joselowitsch, shoemaker Joselsohn, dental technician Joseph, Dr. Jozin, Hirsch Judelowitsch (Lodz) Judelsohn, Jakob Junowitsch Jutter Juzek, Polish prisoner 283 K. Kaem Kagan, Abraham, engineer Kagan, Ephraim Kagan, Natan Kagan, shoemaker Kaganski, lawyer Kahan, Meier Simcha Kahn, Chila Kahn, dentist Kahn, Dr. Kahn, M. S., (Meier Simche), Gaon Kahn, Max Kahn, Rabbi (Sabile) Kahn, Sch. Kaiser, née Barkan, (Alūksne) Kalabus Kaliko Kalniņš, Bruno Kamenkowitsch, Mrs. Kamenkowitsch, Sima Kapisius, N.C.O. Kaplan, Adolf Kaplan, Boris Kaplan, Chaim Kaplan, Isia Kaplan, J. (Kovno) Kaplan, Kostia Kaplan, Mrs. (Hannover) Kaplan, Rosa (Garabetov) Kaplan, Wulf Kapulski Karaimski Jr. Karaimski Sr. Karam, musician Karasik (Daugavpils) Karasik, patrolman Karp, Max Karstadt, L. Kartun, nurse Kassel, Egg Commando Kassel, labor dept. Kassel, Mrs. Katz, Abram Katz, M. Katzin, pharmacist Kaufer, ghetto elder
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Max Kaufmann Churbn Lettland The De
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Contents 5 George Schwab: Foreword
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George Schwab * Foreword 7 Max Kauf
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Paul A. Shapiro * Preface to the Fi
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11 about the Holocaust in Latvia af
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Gertrude Schneider * Introduction 1
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15 stood what they had to do. He al
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17 He saw to it that they met each
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19 Max Kaufmann Churbn Lettland The
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23 Yizkor (Commemoration) The commu
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28 For the few remaining Jews who s
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30 mann). The Jews played a large r
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32 Later on, the revisionist Zionis
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34 War 1941 - 1945 The Germans Marc
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38 the way there, we were beaten ag
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42 The following experience also be
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44 X. Buoyed up by their victories
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46 XII. A special Bureau of Jewish
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48 Jēkabpils, Katoļu, Sadovnika i
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50 thing happened bchipozoin (in ha
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58 Eljaschow, in Sadovnika Street.
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62 Wi dajne kinder plogt man Man ma
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64 The lawyer Wittenberg had taken
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70 After we had happily settled all
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72 which was in fact our "host". Th
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76 When we went to work in the morn
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80 it with my life!" Now we had to
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82 The names I noted among them are
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84 Later it became known that the "
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86 and Dr. May, also made continual
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88 German Jews. Our brothers were w
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90 Feitelsohn (from Bauska), Meilac
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92 caused a great deal of damage to
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94 The SS man Migge made himself ve
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96 The NSDAP work crew included A.
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98 An eyewitness told me about this
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100 A large crowd had gathered and
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104 Among the people who had been s
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106 Although the Command Headquarte
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108 Some of the Jews were also kill
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110 Germany. Slowly a fire was star
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112 the detective from Berlin * - w
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114 longed to "nobody" piled up. Th
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116 When the work camps were formed
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118 the police station in Mazā Kal
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120 later the others also arrived;
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122 Klempmann Winnik, Ch. Kramer, B
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124 A small group of Jews had been
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126 During these final days, our gh
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128 Part II The "Zentralka" and "Te
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130 Šķirotava railroad station, b
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132 also a Russian newspaper founde
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134 sisting of older people, were a
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136 The graves were dug deep, very
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138 (Bombs, bombs fall down) was ve
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140 letzten Weg" (Don't ever say th
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142 even tried to convert us to it.
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144 released from it. Unfortunately
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146 When everyone came back from wo
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148 forest, was well-known to all t
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150 taken to the house at 56 Ludzas
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152 well-known today in the Soviet
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154 rabbi Fuchs and the equally pro
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156 were forced to take off all the
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158 camp in Riga and the last one i
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160 others were taken to the Daugav
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162 Zemgale, Kurzeme and Vidzeme a)
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164 In the Riga ghetto a certain Zi
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166 Mass Killing of Libau (Liepaja)
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168 Part III The "Kaiserwald" Conce
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170 tions, so their numbers shrank
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172 IV. The Kaiserwald concentratio
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174 VI. The transfer of the first J
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176 Don't think about your clothes
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178 up of specialists. The first on
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180 XI. After five o'clock the work
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182 For this reason, some of them t
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184 How strongly Jewish religious l
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186 since there was hardly any room
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188 thread or something I had manag
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190 Jews did not regret this death
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192 The barbers (Zijuni and others)
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194 There was a lot of talk about h
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196 he had been a foundling who had
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198 As soon as one murderer was tra
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200 Rēzekne). Several other cases
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202 Even the young people from Viln
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204 In the meantime the camp repres
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206 ways had visitors from the HKP
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208 In Kaiserwald Salaman, Duchowni
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210 Nor did the others remain in th
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212 also sewing machines and things
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214 Bloodsoaked Spilve, which had r
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216 The drives to Kaiserwald to fet
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218 strated his power as much as po
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220 Leibsohn, however, was arrested
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222 caped from this camp. Because t
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224 delivered new people, but Dunda
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226 A large satellite camp with wor
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228 services were being held in eve
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230 been finished. Apparently an es
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