… 11 and went to live with Krystyna Moskalik, a Polish schoolteacher in Siechiechowice, connected to the Polish underground. Krystyna told her neighbors…

…, seeking retribution against members of the Jewish community who had gone underground, deported a group to Rīga, Latvia. Eva, who was working for the Jewish…

… a safehouse for the Polish underground. Elzbieta was told that she was Jewish; she went to the church and asked the priest if that meant she would go…

…World War, 1939-1945--Underground movements--Netherlands.…

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… infirmary. The Dora-Mittelbau camps were barbaric, and prisoners lived and worked in underground tunnels. On October 28, Dora became an autonomous camp called…

… prisoner number 92894 and was likely put to work as a forced laborer at an underground airplane factory code-named Weingut I. Grunia’s husband, Elias, Leo…

… the underground movement in 1940. He painted anti-German slogans on walls and put clandestine English newspapers in mailboxes at night. In spring 1942…

…. They found shelter in a series of cellars concealed by the rubble of destroyed buildings. For 105 days they lived underground until the arrival of the…

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… concealed by the rubble of destroyed buildings. For 105 days they lived underground until the arrival of the Soviet army in January 1945. All of them survived…

… basement under a vault and a trap door. Madame Trene would bring them food at night and they lived underground for nine months. Paris was liberated on August…

… by the underground. She was provided with false papers as a Catholic named Maria Jadwiga Kowalczyk and she then escaped to the Aryan section of Warsaw…

… Grinberg de Silva Rosa, a German Protestant married to a Portuguese Jew, was active in the Dutch underground. While working at the Jewish Council, Walther…

… worst, began writing a diary that was addressed to him, as a way of mourning her loss. When a friend who was in the underground learned that Anatol was…

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…. When a friend who was in the underground learned that Anatol was still alive, all agreed that it would be best for Zofia to go into hiding elsewhere…

… assisted with the release and helped the family to go underground. On December 12, 1939, the family crossed illegally into Hungary. They stayed in Budapest…

…. They lived in an underground, dug out bunker, covered with sail cloth. German SS units patrolled the area looking for Jews and partisans. Food was…

… went to Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp, where he became active as a courier for Haganah, an underground military organization for Palestine. They…

…Ceramic wall sculpture of stairs descening into an underground chamber created by Daisy Brand to evoke her ordeal of being imprisoned in multiple…

…, Poland, where former neighbors of her grandparents, Anna and Voitek Gutonski, hid them in a barn with an underground hiding place for over 8 months, until…

… to assist the Jewish underground in their fight against British rule. He returned to Germany and, in July 1949, left for New York. Sam first settled…

… infirmary. The Dora-Mittelbau camps were barbaric, and prisoners lived and worked in underground tunnels. On October 28, Dora became an autonomous camp called…

… collected discarded weapons. Jamila joined other members in forming small underground resistance groups, creating 3 for youth and another for women. On…