Testimony of Dora Rubina, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, the Vilna Ghetto, Kozlowa Ruda, Stutthof and other places

Testimony of Dora Rubina, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, the Vilna Ghetto, Kozlowa Ruda, Stutthof and other places 

Testimony of Dora Rubina, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, the Vilna Ghetto, Kozlowa Ruda, Stutthof and other places 

Original 6 pages/frames 

Testimony of Dora Rubina, born in Bialystok, Poland, 1915, regarding her experiences in Bialystok, the Vilna Ghetto, Kozlowa Ruda, Stutthof and other places Life in Warsaw, 1939; escape with three actors to Bialystok; escape to Vilna; establishment of the"Remika" (?)acting troupe in Vilna; names of the actors in the troupe; establishment of a theater in Vilna during the Soviet occupation; names of the theater actors; names of the performances presented in the theater; occupation of Vilna by the German Army, 24 June 1941; escape of the actors from Vilna; establishment of the Vilna Ghetto, 06 September 1941; life under the German occupation including forced labor and"Aktion"; [obtaining] work permits; detention of Jews in the ghetto; murder of Jews in Ponary; resistance to the Germans by Frania Winter, the actress; murder of the actress by the Germans; establishment of a theater in the ghetto; names of the performances held in the theater; names of the actors in the performances; arrest of the singer Luba Levitzki; singing the song,"Eli, El" [My God, My God] by the singer before her death; murder of the singer; rumors regarding the liquidation of the ghetto; putting on the last performance of"Moshe, Be Stron" [by Kasriel Brojde]; escape of Jews to the forest; liquidation of the ghetto, 23 September 1943; in hiding with 40 Jews; escape to the Aryan side; transfer with her husband, Mordechaj Shadowski, to the"Keiyli" Block [in the camp] in Vilna; arrest of her husband by the Gestapo, 10 May 1944; deportation to the Kozlowa Ruda camp, 16 May 1944; camp life including digging peat; murder of the actors who remained in"Keiyli"; transfer to Stutthof; transfer to other camps in Germany; death march including hunger and disease; liberation by the Red Army, 10 March 1945. Move back to Bialystok. Note: The title of the testimony is"The Path of Suffering of Jewish Actor".