מאמר שכתב ניצול השואה Simon Koc מ- Kielce ומ-Ostrovitz פולין על קורותיו וקורות בני עירו היהודים בתקופת השואה

Article written by the Holocaust survivor Simon Koc from Kielce and Ostrovitz, regarding his experiences and the experiences of the Kielce Jews during the Holocaust 

Article written by the Holocaust survivor Simon Koc from Kielce and Ostrovitz, regarding his experiences and the experiences of the Kielce Jews during the Holocaust 

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Article written by the Holocaust survivor Simon Koc from Kielce and Ostrovitz, regarding his experiences and the experiences of the Kielce Jews during the Holocaust The article has no date: Description of his experiences during the Ostrovitza occupation by the German Army, late 1939; various decrees including the obligation to wear an armband as a sign of recognition; establishment of a ghetto, from 20 March 1940; murder of the elderly and children; deportation of all the Jews aged 12-65 to labor camps, among them Treblinka, Plaszow, Majdanek, Lublin and Auschwitz under the orders of Frank, January 1941; last deportation, 10 October 1942; evacuation of Auschwitz and a death march to Sachsenhorn, Odrau, Buchenwald, Dachau, Schlossenburg, Oranienburg and other places; liberation in Odrau by the Fourth American Division; the article was submitted to the New York Forverts newspaper by Alfred Spivak, an American soldier from Philadelphia.