Report by an unknown writer regarding the fate of the Jews of Grodno

Report by an unknown writer regarding the fate of the Jews of Grodno 

Report by an unknown writer regarding the fate of the Jews of Grodno 

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Report by an unknown writer regarding the fate of the Jews of Grodno Deportation of 1,200 Jews from Grodno to Bialystok, 12 March 1943; declaration of Grodno as"Free of Jew" by the Germans; cooperation of the Jewish police in revealing hiding places of Jews; liquidation of Ghetto 2 in an"Aktio", November 1942; transfer of Jews from Ghetto 1 to the Kielbasin camp, December 1942; deportation of approximately 10,000 Jews, 16 January 1943; deportation of approximately 3,700 Jews, 13 February 1943; transfer of the Jews remaining in Grodno to Bialystok, 13 March 1943; Judenrat activities in the Grodno Ghetto; life of the Grodno Jews in Bialystok including their economic situation; attitude of the Jews towards each other during the"Aktion"; escape of Jews to the forests; attitude of the partisans towards the Jews; refusal of the partisans to absorb Jews who had escaped from the ghetto to join their lines; fate of the 500 Jews who remained in the ghetto, March 1943; attitude of Kurt Wiese, the German commander, towards the Jews of Grodno.