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Virklekhkayt / Binyamin Orenshṭain.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: D802.P6 O736 1948

Overview

Format: Book
Alternative Title: װירקלעכקײט / בנימין ארענשטײן.
Author/Creator: Orenstein, Benjamin, 1914-1974, author.
Published: Bamberg : Literarish Historishe Byuro, 1948
באמבערג : ליטעראריש־היסטארישע ביורא, 1948
Locale: Poland
France
Notes: Includes the author's reminiscences of the Polish Jewish underground movement during World War II, and its leaders.

Purchased with the Kornblit Family Fund for Library Acquisitions in loving memory of survivors Meyer and Mania Kornblit.

Conservation/preservation required.

Physical Details

Language: Yiddish
Physical Description: 185 pages : portraits ; 21 cm

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: World War, 1939-1945--Jewish resistance. World War, 1939-1945--Underground movements--Poland. Jews--Persecutions--France. Poland--Ethnic relations. Ethnic relations. Jews--Persecutions. Underground movements, War. France. Poland. Biographies.

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