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294 Dawid Budnik/Jakow Kaper, Nichts ist vergessen – Jüdische Schicksale in Kiew / Nothing is Forgotten – Jewish Fate in Kiev 1941–1943. (German, English, Russian) Kiew/Konstanz 1993, 317 pages, 6.14 €. ISBN 3-89191-666-3 Jerzy Czarnecki, My Life as an "Aryan" – From Velyki Mosty through Zhovkva to Stralsund. Konstanz 2007, 173 pages, many photos, 14.80 €. ISBN 3-89649-998-X Henry L. Eaton: Killed – The Massacre of Yassy 1941, in: Mirjam Korber, Deportiert - Jüdische Überlebensschicksale aus Rumänien 1941–1944. Aus dem Rumänischen und eingeleitet von Andrei Hoişie. Konstanz 1993, 303 Seiten, 24.54 €. ISBN 3-89191-617-5 Joachim Kalter, Eine jüdische Odyssee – Von Leipzig nach Polen abgeschoben und deutsche Lager überlebt. Ein Bericht / A Jewish Odyssey Deportation from Leipzig to Poland and Survival in German Camps. A Report 1938–1946. Vorwort von / Preface by Edgar Hilsenrath. Konstanz 1997, 142 Seiten, 16.36 €. ISBN 3-89649-161-X Bernhard Mayer, Interessante Zeitgenossen – Lebenserinnerungen eines jüdischen Kaufmanns und Weltbürgers 1866-1946 / Interesting Contemporaries – Memoirs of a Jewish Merchant and Cosmopolitan 1866-1946. Konstanz 1998, 378 pages, 24.54 €. ISBN 3-89191-888-7 Dmitry B. Peisakhov u. Erhard Roy Wiehn (Ed./Hg.), Jewish Life in Kiev – Photo documentation. (Introduction German, English, Russian) 1992/93. 200 pages, 18.41 €. ISBN 3- 89191-551-9 Eitan Porat, Voice of the dead children – From the Carpathian Mountains via Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen to Israel 1928–1996 (English by James Stuart Brice u. Hebrew). Konstanz 1997, 92/63 (155) pages, 14,32 €. ISBN 3-89649-123-7: Out of stock! Zwi Helmut Steinitz, As a boy through the hell of the Holocaust – From Poznań through the Kraków <strong>Ghetto</strong>, Płaszów, Auschwitz, Buchenwald, Berlin, Haselhorst, Sachsenhausen, to Schwerin and over Lübeck, Neustadt, Bergen-Belsen and Antwerp to Eretz Israel 1927–1946. Konstanz 2009. 396 pages, 24.80 €. ISBN 3-86628-250-8; 978-3-86628-250-6 Jacques Stroumsa, Violinist in Auschwitz – From Salonica to Jerusalem 1913-1967. Translated by James Stuart Brice. Konstanz 1996, 110 pages, 10.12 €. ISBN 3-89191-869-0 Erhard Roy Wiehn, Ewräi sti Thessaloniki – Jews in Thessaloniki. (ins Griechische übertragen von Rudolf Amariglio, translated into English by James Stuart Brice). Konstanz 2004, 74 pages (Greec and. English), 12 €. ISBN 3-89649-909-2 http://www.uni-konstanz.de/soziologie/judaica, http://www.uni-konstanz.de/judaica/kuenstlerinnen Zu beziehen bei/can be ordered from Verlagsbuchhandlung Hartung-Gorre Säntisblick 26, D-78465 Konstanz, Germany - Telefon +49 (0)7533/97227 - Fax 97228 E-mail: Hartung.Gorre@t-online.de & verlag@hartung-gorre.de oder durch den Buchhandel/or at your book shop! http://www.hartung-gorre.de
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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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Nochum Senitzki * 26 Foreword (Germ
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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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36 ready working out the plans for
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38 the way there, we were beaten ag
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40 very decent and sympathetic pers
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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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52 II. As soon as the ghetto was lo
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54 In one single outpatient clinic,
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56 where he had hidden his possessi
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58 Eljaschow, in Sadovnika Street.
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60 strewn with belongings that had
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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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66 reported that the guards had tak
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68 been arrested and then murdered)
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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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74 still stationed there in order t
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76 When we went to work in the morn
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78 The first outside work crews * c
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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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102 That evening, when the take had
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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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232 in Magdeburg, sometimes earned
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234 lector" - for which one receive
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236 wooden clubs. They explained to
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238 Now the call rang out: "Skilled
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240 cluded people of all nationalit
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242 walls. Our women were put toget
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Page 246 and 247: 248 Lunch was brought to us once a
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Page 262 and 263: 264 piles of potatoes. Because they
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Page 268 and 269: 270 The Dachau Concentration Camp (
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Page 272 and 273: 274 But what I really am is a man w
Page 274 and 275: 276 Other documents of the same tri
Page 276 and 277: Index of Names A. Abel, Xavier (Mr.
Page 278 and 279: Deiberg Delatitzka, Rachel Delatitz
Page 280 and 281: Grundmann, Josef Grünholz Gruschko
Page 282 and 283: Kaufert Kaufmann (Berlin) Kaufmann
Page 284 and 285: Machtus, Eddi Machtus, Herbert Maga
Page 286 and 287: Presma (Daugavpils) Press, Bernhard
Page 288 and 289: Schneider, (Makkabi) Schneider, arc
Page 290 and 291: Wiskind Wisner, Heinz, SS medic Wit
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