- Summary
- The film shows Leon Senders addressing an adult group at the Washington Hebrew Congregation. Born Lazar Sendarovich in Vilna Lithuania, then a part of Poland, he fled to the forests following the Nazi invasion. His family stayed behind and died in Polnar. He was trained in guerrilla warfare in Moscow and spent the war as a partisan radio operator, often miles behind enemy lines, including several months in Konigsberg.
- Series
- Holocaust Eyewitness Project video portraits
Holocaust Eyewitness Project video portraits.
- Format
- Video
- Published
- Washington, D.C. : Holocaust Eyewitness Project, [1988?]
- Locale
- Lithuania
Vilnius
Soviet Union
- Other Authors/Editors
- Senders, Leon.
Fierst, Edith U.
Dixon, J. Phillip.
Wittenberg, Elizabeth.
Holocaust Eyewitness Project.
- Notes
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Sponsored by the Gelman Foundation.
Title on cassette label: Leon Senders.
Digital reproductions are made available for private study, scholarship, and research purposes only.
Executive producer, Edith U. Fierst ; camera, Ray Brislin, Gary Griffin ; directed by J. Phillip Dixon ; edited by Elizabeth Wittenberg.
Leon Senders.
VHS.
