…World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, Soviet--Personal narratives.…

…World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, Soviet.…

… headquarters; his interrogation; his contact with a women agent in prison; reasons for hiding identity; the sight of Warsaw Ghetto Uprising; the death penalty…

… and the atmosphere of fear; the arrival of the German and then Soviet armies; Soviet occupation of the city; her father’s experience in the Polish Army…

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…’s arrested by the Soviets then. A: Yes. Q: And what do they do to him? A: He was in prison in Stanislav – Stanislavov. That’s also a city south of Tarnopol. Is…

…Prisoners of war--Soviet Union.…

…Prisoners of War--Soviet Union.…

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… a prisoner of war by the Soviet Army in Wlodawa, Poland and was sent to the U.S.S.R. Izac lived in a camp until 1941, when he was given work as a…

… Ukrainian guards killing Jewish prisoners; being sent with 5000 non-Polish Jewish volunteers to Pawiak prison to build barracks and crematoria in what had…

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… Germans came in. NL: And then your father became an employee? SS: He became an employee of the, of one of these--for the Soviet Union. NL: For the Soviet…

… inmates, the division of various nationalities of prisoners in the Birkenau camp, the situation of the "Muselmänner" in various camps, the relationships…

… discovery of her Jewish identity and working in a prisoner of war camp for Soviet soldiers; conditions in the prisoner of war camp and the treatment of the…

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… activities and focuses on the biggest pogrom. She also talks about her collaboration with Soviet partisans. She looks back on post-war events, mainly on the…

… Jewish friend of her sister, who survived the war; and Soviet prisoners of war escaping the fortress in Dęblin.…