Lost Jewish Worlds

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Grodno to WWI  |
Between the Wars . . .
    1. Demographic Changes
    2. Antisemitism & Pogroms
    3. Education & Religion
    4. Cultural Life
    5. Political Activity

Under Soviet Rule  |

German Occupation . . .
    1. Fall of the City
    2. Deportations to the Ghetto
    3. Confiscation & Forced Labor
    4. Liquidation of the Ghetto
    5. Underground Activities
    6. After the War

Bibliography
 



SOURCES AND SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY


Archives
    Yad Vashem Archives, Jerusalem:
      Collections: Testimonies 03; Testimonies 033; Documents from the Bialystok Underground Archives (Mersik-Tenenbaum Archives) M-11; Soviet Special Commission for investigating Nazi crimes M-33; Wehrmacht orders 051/203; Microfilms JM/11200-11206.

    Grodno District Archives, Grodno:
      Collections: 17, 56.

Books, Publications and Articles
Newspapers and Periodicals

    Bialystoker Shtern (Yiddish), Bialystok, 1935-1941.

    Grodner Moment (Yiddish), Grodno, 1924-1926, 1927-1938.

    Contents pages of "Grodner Opklangen" (Yiddish) in PDF (6meg), Buenos Aires, 26 issues, 1948 - 1980, Yad va Shem Library (library@yadvashem.org.il)
    Grodner Stime (Yiddish), Grodno, 1927-1928.
Varia

    Memorial Event - Organized by Center .Mi-Yerushalaim L-Lita., December 24, 2013: in memory of the late Grisha (Zvi) Chosid, who was guiding in Grodno visitors from Israel


    Plaque commemorating the Grodno Ghetto, unveiled on March 12, 1991

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