Treblinka (extermination camp), Poland (9)
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Ash un fayer: Iber di khurves fun Poyln [Ashes and Fire: Through the Ruins of Poland] (1946) ( Communal Histories )אש און פייער: איבער די חורבות פון פוילןPat, Jacob (1890-1966)
Oyf di felder fun Treblinke (1947) ( Communal Histories )אויף די פעלדער פון טרעבלינקעAuerbach (Oyerbakh), Rokhl
A tog in Treblinke: khornik fun a Yidish lebn (1948) ( Autobiographies )א טאג אין טרעבלינקע: כראניק פו א יידיש לעבןPolakiewicz, Simche (1913-1988)
Iber shteyn un shtok: a rayze iber hundert khorev-gevorene kehiles in Poyln [Cross Country: A Journey to Over 100 Destroyed Jewish Communities in Poland] (1952) ( Communal Histories )איבער שטיין און שטאק: א רייזע איבער הונדערט חרוב-געווארענע קהילות אין פויליןTsanin, Mordekhai (1906-2009)
The Black Book: The Ruthless Murder of Jews by German-Fascist Invaders Throughtout the Temporarily-Occupied Regions of The Soviet Union and in the Death Camps in Poland During the War of 1941-1945 [Translated by John glad and James S. Levine] (1980) ( Communal Histories )Ehrenburg, Ilya Grosman, VasilySee Note.
A Traumatic Return to Poland (1980) ( Communal Histories )Trepman, Paul (1916-1987) 1980
Dos shvartse bukh (1984) ( Communal Histories )דאס שווארצע בוךEhrenburg, Ilya Grosman, VasilySee Note.
The Last Jews from Wegrow: The Memoirs of a Survivor of the Step-by-Step Genocide in Poland (1991) ( Autobiographies )Beil (Beilawski), Phillip (Sraga Feivel) (1911-2004)
Needle and Thread: A Tale of Survival from Bialystok to Paris (1996) ( Autobiographies, Communal Histories )Zabuski, Charles "shleimeh" (1921-2006)
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