Verfügbarkeit: The Belica memorial book

The Belica memorial book: Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America

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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English Hebrew Yiddish
Veröffentlicht:	Mahwah, N.J. Jacob Solomon Berger 2010
Ausgabe:	1. ed.
Schlagworte:	Geschichte 1939-1945 Juden Jews > Belarus > Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) > Belarus > Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') > Personal narratives Memorial books (Holocaust) > Belarus > Belitsa Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts', Belarus) > Ethnic relations Belica > Nowogrudok
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 28-29)
Beschreibung:	xxvii, 371 p. Ill., Kt. 28 cm

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adam_text	Table of Contents Translator s Foreword ................................................................ix Editor s Foreword ...................................................................xi Regional Map ......................................................................xiii A Memorial to Our Shtetl .............................. By Shimon Baker (Buczkowsky) xviv Necrology ........................................................................ xvii Part One Regarding the Origins of the Shtetl and its Community ............. By Joseph Cohen-Tzedek 1 A. Economic Geography & Early History .......................................... 1 B. The First Jewish Settlers ..................................................... 5 С The Medieval Period ........................................................ 8 D. Autonomous Jewish Government .............................................. 9 E. The Chmielnicki Pogroms ................................................... 11 F. The Rise of Mysticism & False Messiahs ....................................... 13 G. The Clash of Hasidim & Mitnagdim ........................................... 16 H. Before The Enlightenment ................................................... 18 I. Oppression Under Czar Nicholas I ............................................. 22 J. The Enlightenment, Musar, & The Modern Era ................................... 24 Bibliography ........................................................·....... 28 R Nachman ben Rabbi Dov-Ber Szebszinsky YW ....................... By E.M. Savitzky ЗО The Rabbis of Belica in the Nineteenth Century ................... By Eliezer Meir Savitzky 41 A. Rabbi R Yoss li Belicer .................................................... 41 B. Rabbi R Noah Orlansky .................................................... 43 An Overall Portrait of the Town ............................... ВУ hachar Kamenetzky 45 Competition ........................................................... ВУ Υ· Kam°n¡ 49 Memories of Times Past ....................................... ВУ Zaiman Yosselewicz 51 The Shtetl and Its Environs ..................................................... 51 The Livelihoods of the Shtetl Jews ............................................... 52 The Jews Among Themselves .................................................. 52 New Times - New Decrees ..................................................... 53 Institutions of Support in the Shtetl .............................................. 53 і Zionists in Belica ............................................................ 54 Belica Revolutionaries ........................................................ 54 Rabbi Rudnick k z ........................................................... 55 The Economic Situation Improves Itself .......................................... 55 The Belica Estate is Parceled Out ................................................ 56 The Russian Bandits and the Jewish Victims ....................................... 57 The Poles Take Over Control .................................................. 58 A Volksbank and the Khorev School in One Building ............................... 59 Our Institutions and Undertakings ............................................... 61 The End Draws Nigh ........................................................... 62 The Bloody Rosh Hashana of 5679 (1918)............................. By Menachem Niv 62 Jewish Settlers Around Belica ........................................ By Dov Kaufman 64 The Jewish Settlers Around Belica ..................................................... 65 Part Two My Father, The Rabbi Gaon R Joseph Rudnick У її ............ By Abraham Abir (Rudnick) 71 The Rebbetzin and Rabbi Amongst the Community .............. By Bruriah Aloni (Rudnick) 85 Episodes from the House of the Resident Rabbi ............ By Tema Bakhamotsky (Rudnick) 87 The Rabbi Gaon R Aharon Teitz ^ pvil ........................... By Rabbi Moshe Levin 88 A Candle of the Soul to Dear Parents ................................ By Zerakh Kremeň 90 To the Memory of My Father s Family R Shmuel-Joseph Itzkowitz ^ T ... By Zerakh Itzkowitz 93 Our Town in its Period of Bloom ................................ By Chaim Yosselewicz 95 Prédation Against the Jews and Jewish Activities ........................ By Dov Grodinsky 98 With the Outbreak of the First World War ......................................... 98 The German Conquest and Local Pogromshchiki ................................... 98 The Murder of My Father s hv .................................................. 99 During the Polish - Russian War ................................................ 99 The Establishment of the Library ............................................... 100 The Fire Fighters and The Drama Circle ......................................... 100 The Orchestra of Musical Instruments ........................................... 101 Self-Defense: Protecting Possessions & Lives ..................... By Chaim Lejzorowicz 103 Education and the Hebrew School .................................... By Dov Kaufman 104 π This Was, and Is No Longer ......................... By Menachem Niv (Max Jasinowsky) 107 A. Freiheit and Scout Organization in their Work .................................. 108 B. The Theater of Those Times ............................................... 109 As If In One Family .......................................... By Michael Ratnowsky 111 It Is for These that My Soul Weeps .............................. By Meiram Ratnowsky 112 The Sabbath Queen ........................................................... 112 A Few Personalities ......................................................... 113 The Family of my Father and Teacher ........................................... 113 The Town from an Economic and Social Perspective ................ By Moshe Yosselewicz 114 A Document Concerning Economic Conditions (1929) .................. By Sholom Cohen 121 An Arm from a Tough Grandfather .............................. By Sholom Garnicki 124 Several Personalities from the Shtetl ........................... By Eliezer-Meir Savitzky 125 Yaakov Kotliarsky .......................................................... 125 Shlomo Dziencelsky ......................................................... 126 Shmuel-Nahum Stotsky ...................................................... 126 Alta Milikowsky ............................................................ 126 Sports Events and Gatherings .................................... By Zerakh Křemen 126 Water-Sport ................................................................ 126 Light Athletics ............................................................. 127 Net-Ball and Football ........................................................ 127 Winter-Sport ............................................................... 128 Cycling ................................................................... 128 Part Three To Remember ! ................................................................... 131 My Father-Teacher The Rabbi Gaon R Shabtai Fein іТП^її ......... By Rabbi Reuven Fein 132 An Elder Whose Vision-Dream Became Reality ......................... By E.M. Savitzky 134 The Legacy of the Home of My Forefathers ....................... By Shlomo Shilovitzky 139 HaMelech ........................................................ By E.M. Savitzky 142 Thirty-Five Years of Life and Struggle (1914-1949) .................. By Israel Zlocowsky 145 A. During The First World War ................................................ 145 B. The History of the Organization of the Belica Fire-Fighters Brigade ................. 149 С During The Second World War .............................................. 154 111 The Last Four Months in Belica ................................ By Zalman Yosselewicz 170 The War Breaks Out ......................................................... 170 The Town Burns ............................................................ 170 Terror, Fear and Revenge ................................... By Aryeh (Leib l) Stotsky 175 The Camp in Navael nja ...................................................... 176 The Selektion: Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die ................................. 177 In the Synagogue, the News of My Dear Mother s Death ............................ 178 In the Prison in Novogrudok ................................................... 178 The Escape from the Camp .................................................... 179 Thoughts in the Heart of the Forest ............................................. 180 Freedom and Fear ........................................................... 181 In the Brigade of Dr. Atlas .................................................... 182 The Entrance of the Germans and the Expulsion of the Jews .......... By Moshe Yosselewicz 184 A. The Sabbath on Which The Holocaust Began ................................... 184 B. The Expulsion Decree and the Night of Departure for Zhetl ........................ 186 The Chain of Events in My Flight from Death ....................... By Abraham Maggid 190 The Tribulations of a Fighting Partisan ............................. By Joseph ben-Isaac 193 Bereaved and Isolated Among The Russian Partisans ......... By Chaya bat Chaiin-Yitzhak 195 Two Women Partisans Who Fought The Scourge ................ By Shayn keh Bat-Joseph 197 We Return from Zhaludok to Belica ............................................. 197 With the First of the Underground in Zhetl ....................................... 197 In the Bunker ............................................................. 198 The Flight to the Forest ....................................................... 199 In the Partisan Camp ......................................................... 201 The Song of the Ghetto .............................. By Leah Garberowicz (Halperin) 203 Three Years of the Holocaust and Revenge ( 1941 - 1944).......... By Zerakh ben-Abraham 205 From Slonim through Belica to Novogrudok ...................................... 205 The Way Back ............................................................. 207 The Assembly at the Cattle Market ............................................ 208 My Escape to Slonim ........................................................ 209 The Slaughter of November 14, 1941............................................ 210 The First Information I Passed to the Partisans .................................... 211 Between the Closed Ghetto and the Open Forest ................................... 211 The Slaughter of June 29, 1942 ................................................ 212 The Jewish Partisan Group .................................................... 213 iv The Hunting Trip of S.A. Gruppenführer Fentz................................... 215 After the Liberation ......................................................... 217 Life in the Bunkers .............................................. By Meir ben-Isaac 218 Regarding My Father & Mother ........................... By Rachel Itzkowitz (Szkop) 220 Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters ........................ By Leah Garberowicz (Halperin) 224 The Tales of One Family ....................... By Bluma Lejzorowicz (Odzhikhowsky) 227 A Dear Friend, Zechariah-Shlomo Nignawiecki T Tl ................ By Chaim Yosselewicz 228 My Comrade and Friend, Zalman (Zhameh) Itzkowitz У ї .............. By Herzl Sokolowsky 229 Man and Beast, One Opposite the Other .............................. By E.M. Savitzky 231 The Ruthlessness of Humanity ................................................. 231 The Compassion of a Dog! ..................................................... 232 A Prayer in the Forest ................................................. By Y. Feigin 237 The Rabbi R Chaim-Leib Boczkowsky .................. By Shimon Baker (Boczkowsky) 241 A Few Chapters from My Memories ............................ By Shmuel Shimonowicz 245 Chapter A: Early Recollections ................................................ 245 Chapter B: Not Easy Under Polish Rule .......................................... 245 Chapter C: World War II Arrives ............................................... 246 Chapter D: Barely Escaping Alive .............................................. 246 Chapter E: To the Zhetl Ghetto ................................................ 247 Chapter F: Plotting Escape .................................................... 247 Chapter G: Into the Forest .................................................... 247 Chapter H: Thirty Months to Liberation .......................................... 248 Chapter I: Anarchy in Post-War Belica .......................................... 248 Chapter J: To DP Camps, and then - America ..................................... 249 Poems of Suffering and Anger ......................................... By M. Savitzky 250 My Child s Cradle .......................................................... 250 The Only Sin ............................................................... 251 War and the Extermination of Jews .............................. By Chaim Yosselewicz 254 The First Week of War ....................................................... 255 The S. S. Troops Rampage and Murder .......................................... 256 The Expulsion of November 10, 1941 ........................................... 258 In the Zhetl Ghetto .......................................................... 259 ...Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die ............................................ 261 The Mass Executions Beside the Pit ............................................. 263 Between One Slaughter and the Second .......................................... 264 The Liquidation of the Zhetl Ghetto ............................................. 265 v Beside the Extermination Pits ..................................... By Joseph Fleischer 267 A. Decrees and Extermination in Belica .......................................... 267 B. The First Slaughter in Zhetl ................................................. 268 C. Zhetl is Judenrein ....................................................... 270 He Was Taken for Dead ............................................ By Shimon Baker 272 The Second Great Slaughter in Zhetl ............................................ 276 In the Forest with Partisans ............................................ Kh. B. Shaziv 279 Zhetl is Judenrein .......................................................... 279 Forty Souls in One Hideout ................................................... 279 Five Young People Flee to the Forest ............................................ 280 Two Young People Look for Their Father ....................................... 282 In the Belica Huts ........................................................... 283 The Assault Begins .......................................................... 285 In the Fight for Life ......................................................... 287 The Revenge Against the Killers ............................................... 288 Once Again Spring and Summer ................................................ 290 Bloody Assaults Against the Jews in the Forest .................................... 291 Anti-Semites of All Kinds in the Forest ......................................... 294 The Vlasovites Blockade the Forests ............................................ 295 The Birth Pangs of Liberation ................................................. 296 The Liberation .............................................................. 300 When the Germans Entered the Shtetl ........................................... 301 Sporting With The Jews ...................................................... 301 Thirty-Six Martyrs Including the Rabbi k z ....................................... 302 What To Do? ............................................................. 302 The Twenty-Four Hostages .................................................... 302 In the Zhetl Ghetto .......................................................... 303 Between the First and Second Great Slaughters .................................... 303 The Second Great Slaughter in Zhetl ............................................ 303 In Novogrudok ............................................................. 304 In Lida .................................................................... 304 Back in Dvarec ............................................................. 304 Into the Forest .............................................................. 305 vi With the Partisans ........................................................... 306 Liberation ................................................................. 306 On the Front ............................................................... 306 My Cousin Yaakov Zlocowsky Falls at the Gates of Berlin .......................... 306 From the Hospital Back to Belica ............................................... 307 Away...Away ................................................................ 307 The Death of My Dearest .............................. By Sarah Baranchik (Fleischer) 308 A Letter from Home After the Holocaust .......................... By B. Ts. Yevunowicz 310 We Were Eight Children .................... By Herzl, YankI & Chaya-Cherna Fleischer 311 From Herzl s Recollections ................................................... 311 Yankl s Recollections ........................................................ 312 Chaya-Cherna s Recollections ................................................. 313 Meeting People from Belica in the Forest ............................ By Benjamin Baran 314 My Father s Destroyed Family ........................... By Schraga (Fyvel) Zlocowsky 316 Our Family Circle ........................................................... 316 From What We Lived, and How We Lived ....................................... 317 Two Years of Soviet Rule ..................................................... 319 The Germans Arrive ......................................................... 319 In the Scucyn Ghetto ......................................................... 320 In the Lida Todt-Lager ....................................................... 323 In the Forest With The Partisans ............................................... 323 Family Life in the Forest ..................................................... 324 Back to the Destroyed Shtetl ................................................... 326 Legal and Illegal Ways to The Land of Israel ...................................... 326 By Battle and Indirect Means, to a New Life ...................... By Chaim Yosselewicz 327 After the Liberation ......................................................... 327 In the Military, At the Front ................................................... 328 At the Front ................................................................ 329 Blood and Fire ............................................................. 331 The Telephone Stops Working .................................................. 332 I Become Wounded .......................................................... 334 From Hospital to Hospital ..................................................... 335 Home...Home... and Away from Home .......................................... 336 Lodz, Bratislava, Budapest and Bad-Gastein (Austria) .............................. 336 In Austria ................................................................. JJO In Italy .................................................................... 341 Part Four The Map of Belica (1939) ........................................................... 345 The Rabbi, R Joel Baranchik ГХї ........................................... By Y. L. 346 About My Father ............................................... By Rili Kamenetzky 347 An Example of His Dedication and Love ...................... By Bezalel Isaacson 348 From a Letter At the Memorial Gathering at the End of Thirty Days ... By Yaakov Tzur 349 From a Letter of the Parliamentary Journalist of the Newspaper Haaretz to the Public Relations Department of the Jewish Sokhnut .................. By James Yaakov Rosenthal 350 My Relative, and Friend, Issachar Kamenetzky ............... By Moshe Yosselewicz 350 Baruch Krasnoselsky У Т ................................................... By Z. K. 352 Our Dear Israel Zlocowsky У ї ....................................... By E.M. Savitzky 352 My Father ........................................... By Schraga (Fyvel) Zlocowsky 354 My Father and Mentor, R Zalman Yosselewicz / T .................. By Moshe Yosselewicz 355 My Brother, The Martyr ........................................... By E.M. Savitzky 357 Belica Emigres Who Died in the Land of Israel .......................................... 360 Committee Activities: Belica Emigres in Israel ....... By Dov Kaufman & Moshe Yosselewicz 361 A Belica Family in America .................... By Minnie Heinz (Menucha Kreinowicz) 364 The Shimanowicz Family ................................................... By M. Y 367 Simon Baker Appointed Consultant to Mayor Lindsay ................. The Morgen-Zhurnal 368 Once Upon a Time There Was a Small Shtetl ................ By Shimon Baker (Boczkowsky) 369 vni
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spelling	Pinḳas Belitsah The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America Founder: Issachar Kamenetzky. Chair: Israel Zlocowsky. Committee center: Zerakh Kremen. L(ieber) Losh, publisher. English translation prepared and published by Jacob Solomon Berger Pinḳas Belitse Belica Belitse 1. ed. Mahwah, N.J. Jacob Solomon Berger 2010 xxvii, 371 p. Ill., Kt. 28 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 28-29) Geschichte 1939-1945 gnd rswk-swf Juden Jews Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Personal narratives Memorial books (Holocaust) Belarus Belitsa Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 gnd rswk-swf Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts', Belarus) Ethnic relations Belica Nowogrudok (DE-588)1025756142 gnd rswk-swf Belica Nowogrudok (DE-588)1025756142 g Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 s Geschichte 1939-1945 z DE-604 Kamenetzky, Issachar Sonstige oth Berger, Jacob Solomon Sonstige (DE-588)1025532864 oth Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=022646780&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America Juden Jews Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Personal narratives Memorial books (Holocaust) Belarus Belitsa Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 gnd
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title	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America
title_alt	Pinḳas Belitsah Pinḳas Belitse Belica Belitse
title_auth	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America
title_exact_search	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America
title_full	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America Founder: Issachar Kamenetzky. Chair: Israel Zlocowsky. Committee center: Zerakh Kremen. L(ieber) Losh, publisher. English translation prepared and published by Jacob Solomon Berger
title_fullStr	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America Founder: Issachar Kamenetzky. Chair: Israel Zlocowsky. Committee center: Zerakh Kremen. L(ieber) Losh, publisher. English translation prepared and published by Jacob Solomon Berger
title_full_unstemmed	The Belica memorial book Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America Founder: Issachar Kamenetzky. Chair: Israel Zlocowsky. Committee center: Zerakh Kremen. L(ieber) Losh, publisher. English translation prepared and published by Jacob Solomon Berger
title_short	The Belica memorial book
title_sort	the belica memorial book pinkas belitse a joint publication by the emigres of belica in israel america
title_sub	Pinḳas Belitse ; a joint publication by the émigrés of Belica in Israel & America
topic	Juden Jews Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Personal narratives Memorial books (Holocaust) Belarus Belitsa Juden (DE-588)4028808-0 gnd
topic_facet	Juden Jews Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Belarus Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts') Personal narratives Memorial books (Holocaust) Belarus Belitsa Belitsa (Hrodzenska︠i︢a voblasts', Belarus) Ethnic relations Belica Nowogrudok
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