Testimony of Abram Sniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ostroleka, Miaskowo, Zambrow and in hiding

Testimony of Abram Sniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ostroleka, Miaskowo, Zambrow and in hiding 

Testimony of Abram Sniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ostroleka, Miaskowo, Zambrow and in hiding 

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Testimony of Abram Sniadowicz, born in Ostroleka, Poland, regarding his experiences in Ostroleka, Miaskowo, Zambrow and in hiding Riots against the Jews in Ostroleka, 1939; anti-Jewish legislation in Miszenic, Rozana, Ostroleka and Krasnosielsk including eviction from their places of residence; escape of Jews in the direction of the Soviet border; life in villages under the Soviet occupation until 1941; occupation of Miaskowo by the German Army, 22 June 1941; life under the German occupation including forced labor and abuse of Jews; anti-Jewish legislation including yellow badge, from 10 July 1941; appointment of a Judenrat; deportation of Jews, including the witness, from neighboring villages to Miaskowo; robbery of Jewish property; murder of Jews in Tarnowa (Lomza area) by German gendarmes, 1942; deportation of Jews from Miaskowo to the Zambrow camp, 02 November 1942; escape of Jews; life in Zambrow including hunger and morbidity; deportation of Jews from Zambrow to Czyzew, 10 January 1943; transfer of women, the elderly and children to Treblinka; survival by being hidden by farmers.