Resistance

by Tec, Nechama

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  Rufeisen, Hela Schüpper. POŻEGNANIE MIŁEJ 18: WSPOMNIENIA ŁUCZNICZKI ŻYDOWSKIEJ ORGANIZACJI BOJOWEJ [Goodbye to Mila 18]. Kraków: Wydawnictwo “Beseder” S.C., 1996.

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  Index

  abortion, 60

  Abramovicz, Dina, 191–192

  active vs. passive fighting, 20–21

  Adrejewskie forests, 97

  Ainsztein, Ruben

  Jewish Resistance in Nazi-Occupied Eastern Europe, 14

  They Fought Back, 14

  AK. See Home Army

  Akiva organization, 72, 172

  Alexandrowicz, Julian

  bravery of, 102–103

  escape from Krakow ghetto, 103

  satisfaction in helping others, 106

  transfer to forest post, 105–106