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The unknown black book : the Holocaust in the German-occupied Soviet territories by ed. by Joshua Rubenstein a. Ilya Altman; introd. by Yitzhak Arad, Ilya Altman, and Joshua Rubenstein; transl. by Christopher Morris a. Joshua Rubenstein is a book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p>powerful Testimonies By Survivors Of The Final Solution In Nazi-occupied Areas Of The Ussr</div><div Class=book_promotional_copy>and In The Sky, The Moon Wept / Looking On With Pity / Bathing Passers-by / With Loving Radiance. / Here They Crammed Us In / Like Herring Into A Barrel / Barely, Barely Did We Find Shelter / We Sat In One Corner. / Night Fell, Outlining / Golden Stars /and Covered With Darkness / Human Suffering. &#151;from A Poem By Lev Rozhetsky, Odessa Schoolboy, August 1944</div><div Class=book_web_copy><p><i>the Unknown Black Book</i> Provides, For The First Time In English, A Revelatory Compilation Of Testimonies From Jews Who Survived Open-air Massacres And Other Atrocities Carried Out By The Germans And Their Allies In The Occupied Soviet Territories During World War Ii. These Documents, From Residents Of Cities, Small Towns, And Rural Areas, Are First-hand Accounts By Survivors Of Work Camps, Ghettos, Forced Marches, Beatings, Starvation, And Disease. Collected Under The Direction Of Two Renowned Soviet Jewish Journalists, Vasily Grossman And Ilya Ehrenburg, They Tell Of Jews Who Lived In Pits, Walled-off Corners Of Apartments, Attics, And Basement Dugouts, U

Author

ed. by Joshua Rubenstein a. Ilya Altman; introd. by Yitzhak Arad, Ilya Altman, and Joshua Rubenstein; transl. by Christopher Morris a. Joshua Rubenstein

Publisher

Indiana University Press ; Combined Academic [distributor], 2010.

Published

2010

Language

EN

ISBN

9780253222671

Subjects

History, Humanities