"Jurban Sujovol" The Destruction of Sukhovoliye: In Memory of a Jewish Town Between Bialistok and Grodno

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 

Symche Lazar was born in Suchowold, Poland on February 28, 1907. This small Jewish community was destroyed by the German Nazi in 1942, and Symche was the only member of his family to survive the pogroms. While in a camp in Italy in 1946, he wrote a booklet describing"the destruction and elimination of the Jewish people in the area of Bialystok and Grodno in Polan", and documenting"the names and ranks of the [Nazi] officers relating what they did and where they did it" Information from this book was later used to prosecute the Nazi war criminals. Symche Lazar immigrated to the U.S. in 1950. 

"Jurban Sujovol" The Destruction of Sukhovoliye: In Memory of a Jewish Town Between Bialistok and Grodno 

Contains a 72-page booklet entitled"Jurban Suchowol" (Ḥurbn Sukhovolie : le-zikoron fun a Yidish shtetl tsvishn Bialistok un Grodne;"The Destruction of Sukhovoliye: In Memory of a Jewish Town Between Bialistok and Grodn"), written by Symche Lazar in 1946, in Cremone, Italy, but published in Mexico in 1947 by members of a group of former residents of Sukhovoliye, Poland.