עדותו של האסיר הפוליטי Jakobowski Antoni יליד Radom פולין על תנועת התנגדות ב-Bialystok

Testimony of Antoni Jakobowski, the political inmate born in Radom, Poland, regarding the resistance movement in Bialystok 

Testimony of Antoni Jakobowski, the political inmate born in Radom, Poland, regarding the resistance movement in Bialystok 

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Testimony of Antoni Jakobowski, the political inmate born in Radom, Poland, regarding the resistance movement in Bialystok Jakobowski was a Polish Communist and a political inmate; establishment of an anti-fascist organization outside the Bialystok Ghetto, late 1941; establishment of an anti-fascist organization inside the Bialystok Ghetto; term of office of Ryka Szynder-Wojskowska as the first Executive Secretary of the organization; term of office of Joszke Kaver as the second Executive Secretary of the organization; term of office of Kwieta (Bluma Laks) as the organization courier; appeal to the partisans by the members of the organization to prepare for a struggle against the Nazis; leadership of the organization by Daniel Bernstein and Mordechaj Tenenbaum; call for a struggle against the Nazis based on the fundamental tenets of the anti-fascist organization by the people in Block A in the ghetto; names of members of the organization; suicides of two Jewish physicians, Dr. Viktor Fryszman and Dr. Zadworzanski, during the"Aktio", 21 August 1943; death of Jakobowski under unknown circumstances.