A part of me:
"Memoir of a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Canada after the war. She survived in Poland by hiding with her young daughter in the cellar of blacksmith's shop. She lived in Ukraine after the war, immigrated to Poland, then to Israel, and then to Canada. Her daughter who survived with...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Memoir of a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Canada after the war. She survived in Poland by hiding with her young daughter in the cellar of blacksmith's shop. She lived in Ukraine after the war, immigrated to Poland, then to Israel, and then to Canada. Her daughter who survived with her is the translator of the book: Separated from her family, Bronia and her three-year-old daughter, Lucy, wonder how they will survive each day. It is 1942, the height of Nazi persecution in Poland, and Bronia's friends and neighbours are either collaborating with the Nazis or too terrified for their own lives to offer assistance. When they finally find help, a cold, dark cellar becomes both their haven and prison. A Part of Me is the harrowing story of how a mother and daughter make it through the war, one pivotal decision at a time." |
Beschreibung: | Translated from the Russian; original manuscript title unknown |
Beschreibung: | xxvii, 129 Seiten Porträts, Karten |
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adam_text | Öo teiats Series Preface About the Glossary Introduction by Sara R, Horowitz Map My Home and Family Sound of Bombs Silence of Fear Together after the War Life in Poland Land of Hope Long Journeys’ End Afterword: Legacy of Love by Lucy Sheer Glossary Photographs Index xi xiii XV xxix 1 7 21 45 59 63 91 105 107 m 127
I хійвх Adam (neighbour), 19 Afridar (Israel), 77-78, 83-84 Aktion, xxiii, ioni Aliyah Bet, 75 antisemitism, xvii Ashkelon (Israel), 77-78, 83, 84 Avram (son of friend), 84 Bedek Aircraft Industries (Israel), 81 Beit Zion America (Israel), 81 Ben Gurion Airport, 63 Betushka (daughter of Vena and Tona), 31, 42 Bushkanetz, Lev, 84-85 Chmielnicki, Bohdan, xvii, 1 Chutsky (friend), 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70-71 curfew law, 9 Dubno (Poland): ghettos, xxi-xxii, 12-13; history, 1; Jewish history, xvii; Jewish population 1930s, xvii, xxii; Jewish population post-war, xxii; massacres, 15-16; post-war, 52; setting, xvi-xvii, 1; under German occupation, xx-xxi, 8, 43 Emilia (Vena’s sister), 36-37 Final Solution, xix Fingerhut, Grandfather, 87 Garakov family, 84 Garakov, Genus, 84 gender issues, xxi-xxiii, xxv-xxvi Germany: control of Poland, xv, xvi; in retreat, 42, 46-47; invasion of Poland, xviii, 4; invasion of Soviet Union, 5; Nazism, xix ghettos, xx, xxi-xxii, 12-13,17-18 Goldshtein (nurse), 67 Great Depression, xviii Grossman, Judith, 91 Gurwitz, (née Kornik), Polia (sis ter), 1,3,15-16 Halifax (Nova Scotia), 92 Ichilov Hospital (Tel Aviv), 65,79 Jabloň (née Mozės), Celia (sister-inlaw), 75-77. 84. 91. 92. 96 Jabloň, (née Kornik) Bronia: birth, xvi, 1; courage, xxi-xxii, 9-10, 13-14; death, 106; education, xviii, 5,52-54; growing up in Dubno, 1-5; hiding in fields,
128 A PART OF ME 21-28; hiding with Vena’s family, 28-43; immigration to Montreal, 91-92; imprisonment, 14-15; in Ashkelon, 78-86, 88-90; in Montreal, 92-103; in Tel Aviv, 63-78; in Varkovichi, 11-15, 12-19; Lucy’s tribute, 105-106; marriage, 78-79; miscarriage, 80; pregnancy and childbirth, 31-35; return to Poland, 58-60; reunion in New York, 86-88; visit to Montreal, 86 Jabloň, David (husband), xxvi, 75-80, 81, 83-84, 86, 88-89, 91-93, 97, 99,100 Jabloň, Dunia (nephew), 76 Jabloň, Miriam (niece), 79, 84 Jabloň, Zvi (brother-in-law), 75-76, 84,96 Jewish National Fund, 73 Judenrat, 15,16 Jules, Aunt, 87-88 Jules, Uncle, 87-88 Katz (nurse), 67 Klotzman, Idel (Yehuda; first husband), xxiii-xxiv, 4-5, 9,10, 11-12,13-14,16-17, 24-25, 89 Klotzman, Lucy (daughter): birth, xviii, 4; childbirth, 85, 89; educa tion, 52-54, 59-60; emigration to Montreal, 81-82; in hid ing in fields, 21-28; in hiding with Vena’s family, 28-44; in Israel, 61-82; in Rovno, 45-58; in Toronto, 82-100; marriage, 81-82; move to Toronto, 100; tribute to Bronia, 105-106; war memories, xxiv-xxv, 105 Kornik, Amy, 100 Kornik, Feiga (mother), xxv, 1, 2, 7, 10,12-13,15-16,18, 23 Kornik, grandmother, 2 Kornik, Idel (brother), 1,13,15-16 Kornik, Lazer (brother), 1, 8, 9,10, 15-16 Kornik, Lily (niece), 72,80,99 Kornik, Mania (sister-in-law), 50-51, 57 58, 72-73, 74, 80, 82, 99 Kornik, Misha (nephew), 51,72-73, 80, 97-98,100 Kornik, Moshe (father), 1,2-3,7-8, 12-13,15-16 Kornik, Polia (sister), 1,3,15-16 Kornik, Rachel, 100 Kornik, Rivka (Rebecca; sister), 1, 3,15-16 Kornik, Sasha (Alexander; brother): immigrating
to Montreal, 96-98; immigration to Israel efforts, 72-73, 79, 80, 82, 88, 89; in Montreal, 99-100; in Soviet army, 1, 7,9,10,13,24,50; war time, 57, 58 Krusman, Metik, 84 Lida (daughter of Vena and Tona), 30-31,32-33 Lida (neighbour), 11,19 Lod airport (Israel), 63 Lvov (Poland), 47-48,53, 64 Malunia (friend), 84, 85,91 Maon Tamar (Israel), 71 Misrad Haavodah (Ministry of
BRONIA JABLOŇ Labour), 63-64 Mochar, Adon, 68-69, 77, 84 Mochar, Roni, 69,71 Nazism, xix nötig-Juden, 15,16 Order of Lenin Kiev Polytechnic Institute, 53-54 ovir (Department of Visas and Registration), 57, 82 Pavel (Tonushka’s husband), 38-39, 43 129 Sheer, Marcel (son-in-law), 81-82, 85-86,95-96,97,100,102,106 Shika (friend), 84,85 Sochnut (Jewish Agency for Israel), 63, 68-69,74,82 Soviet Union, xviii, 4, 5,40-41 SS Queen Anna Maria, 91 Tarakanov (Poland), 10 Technion (Haifa), 70-71, 80 Tel Aviv, 63-78 Tona (Vena’s wife), 30-31,32-35, Peter (base commander), 9 Peter’s mother, 9 pogroms, xvii-xviii Poland. See also Dubno (Poland): German invasion, 4; Jewish experience, xvii-xx; Jewish population post-war, xxii; Jewish population pre-war, xxii; Soviet invasion, 4; under German control, xv, xvi, xviiixix; under Soviet control, xviiixix, 4, 40-41 Polish army, xviii Rina (nurse), 66-67,74 38-39,41 Tonushka (Vena’s niece), 38-39 Trop, Aron, 91 Trop, Rivka, 91 Ukrainian collaborators, 10m, 21 Ukrainian nationalists, 9 Varkovichi (Poland), xxii, xxiii, 4, 11-12 Varkovichi ghetto, xxi, 12-13,17-18 Vena. See Vezbitski, Viacheslav (Vena) Vezbitski, Viacheslav (Vena), 22, Rovno (Ukraine), 36,37,39-40, Vladek (Lucy’s boyfriend), 60, 61, 42-43 Shalom, 86 Sheer, Evelyn, 92 Sheer, Giselle (Giginka; grand daughter), 85, 86, 88, 92, 93-95. 100,105 Sheer, Johnny (grandson), 89-90, 92. 93-95.100,101-102,105 Sheer, Lucy. See Klotzman, Lucy (daughter) 23,30-31,32-33, 35-37, 38-39, 42-44, 45 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 79, 80 voenkomat, 43 War of Independence, 75, 91 Warsaw Polytechnic University, 59
Weizmann Institute of Science (Tel Aviv), 81 Yael (daughter of friend), 84 yellow Star of David patches, xx, 10-11,13 Zhitomir, 46
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Öo teiats Series Preface About the Glossary Introduction by Sara R, Horowitz Map My Home and Family Sound of Bombs Silence of Fear Together after the War Life in Poland Land of Hope Long Journeys’ End Afterword: Legacy of Love by Lucy Sheer Glossary Photographs Index xi xiii XV xxix 1 7 21 45 59 63 91 105 107 m 127
I хійвх Adam (neighbour), 19 Afridar (Israel), 77-78, 83-84 Aktion, xxiii, ioni Aliyah Bet, 75 antisemitism, xvii Ashkelon (Israel), 77-78, 83, 84 Avram (son of friend), 84 Bedek Aircraft Industries (Israel), 81 Beit Zion America (Israel), 81 Ben Gurion Airport, 63 Betushka (daughter of Vena and Tona), 31, 42 Bushkanetz, Lev, 84-85 Chmielnicki, Bohdan, xvii, 1 Chutsky (friend), 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 70-71 curfew law, 9 Dubno (Poland): ghettos, xxi-xxii, 12-13; history, 1; Jewish history, xvii; Jewish population 1930s, xvii, xxii; Jewish population post-war, xxii; massacres, 15-16; post-war, 52; setting, xvi-xvii, 1; under German occupation, xx-xxi, 8, 43 Emilia (Vena’s sister), 36-37 Final Solution, xix Fingerhut, Grandfather, 87 Garakov family, 84 Garakov, Genus, 84 gender issues, xxi-xxiii, xxv-xxvi Germany: control of Poland, xv, xvi; in retreat, 42, 46-47; invasion of Poland, xviii, 4; invasion of Soviet Union, 5; Nazism, xix ghettos, xx, xxi-xxii, 12-13,17-18 Goldshtein (nurse), 67 Great Depression, xviii Grossman, Judith, 91 Gurwitz, (née Kornik), Polia (sis ter), 1,3,15-16 Halifax (Nova Scotia), 92 Ichilov Hospital (Tel Aviv), 65,79 Jabloň (née Mozės), Celia (sister-inlaw), 75-77. 84. 91. 92. 96 Jabloň, (née Kornik) Bronia: birth, xvi, 1; courage, xxi-xxii, 9-10, 13-14; death, 106; education, xviii, 5,52-54; growing up in Dubno, 1-5; hiding in fields,
128 A PART OF ME 21-28; hiding with Vena’s family, 28-43; immigration to Montreal, 91-92; imprisonment, 14-15; in Ashkelon, 78-86, 88-90; in Montreal, 92-103; in Tel Aviv, 63-78; in Varkovichi, 11-15, 12-19; Lucy’s tribute, 105-106; marriage, 78-79; miscarriage, 80; pregnancy and childbirth, 31-35; return to Poland, 58-60; reunion in New York, 86-88; visit to Montreal, 86 Jabloň, David (husband), xxvi, 75-80, 81, 83-84, 86, 88-89, 91-93, 97, 99,100 Jabloň, Dunia (nephew), 76 Jabloň, Miriam (niece), 79, 84 Jabloň, Zvi (brother-in-law), 75-76, 84,96 Jewish National Fund, 73 Judenrat, 15,16 Jules, Aunt, 87-88 Jules, Uncle, 87-88 Katz (nurse), 67 Klotzman, Idel (Yehuda; first husband), xxiii-xxiv, 4-5, 9,10, 11-12,13-14,16-17, 24-25, 89 Klotzman, Lucy (daughter): birth, xviii, 4; childbirth, 85, 89; educa tion, 52-54, 59-60; emigration to Montreal, 81-82; in hid ing in fields, 21-28; in hiding with Vena’s family, 28-44; in Israel, 61-82; in Rovno, 45-58; in Toronto, 82-100; marriage, 81-82; move to Toronto, 100; tribute to Bronia, 105-106; war memories, xxiv-xxv, 105 Kornik, Amy, 100 Kornik, Feiga (mother), xxv, 1, 2, 7, 10,12-13,15-16,18, 23 Kornik, grandmother, 2 Kornik, Idel (brother), 1,13,15-16 Kornik, Lazer (brother), 1, 8, 9,10, 15-16 Kornik, Lily (niece), 72,80,99 Kornik, Mania (sister-in-law), 50-51, 57 58, 72-73, 74, 80, 82, 99 Kornik, Misha (nephew), 51,72-73, 80, 97-98,100 Kornik, Moshe (father), 1,2-3,7-8, 12-13,15-16 Kornik, Polia (sister), 1,3,15-16 Kornik, Rachel, 100 Kornik, Rivka (Rebecca; sister), 1, 3,15-16 Kornik, Sasha (Alexander; brother): immigrating
to Montreal, 96-98; immigration to Israel efforts, 72-73, 79, 80, 82, 88, 89; in Montreal, 99-100; in Soviet army, 1, 7,9,10,13,24,50; war time, 57, 58 Krusman, Metik, 84 Lida (daughter of Vena and Tona), 30-31,32-33 Lida (neighbour), 11,19 Lod airport (Israel), 63 Lvov (Poland), 47-48,53, 64 Malunia (friend), 84, 85,91 Maon Tamar (Israel), 71 Misrad Haavodah (Ministry of
BRONIA JABLOŇ Labour), 63-64 Mochar, Adon, 68-69, 77, 84 Mochar, Roni, 69,71 Nazism, xix nötig-Juden, 15,16 Order of Lenin Kiev Polytechnic Institute, 53-54 ovir (Department of Visas and Registration), 57, 82 Pavel (Tonushka’s husband), 38-39, 43 129 Sheer, Marcel (son-in-law), 81-82, 85-86,95-96,97,100,102,106 Shika (friend), 84,85 Sochnut (Jewish Agency for Israel), 63, 68-69,74,82 Soviet Union, xviii, 4, 5,40-41 SS Queen Anna Maria, 91 Tarakanov (Poland), 10 Technion (Haifa), 70-71, 80 Tel Aviv, 63-78 Tona (Vena’s wife), 30-31,32-35, Peter (base commander), 9 Peter’s mother, 9 pogroms, xvii-xviii Poland. See also Dubno (Poland): German invasion, 4; Jewish experience, xvii-xx; Jewish population post-war, xxii; Jewish population pre-war, xxii; Soviet invasion, 4; under German control, xv, xvi, xviiixix; under Soviet control, xviiixix, 4, 40-41 Polish army, xviii Rina (nurse), 66-67,74 38-39,41 Tonushka (Vena’s niece), 38-39 Trop, Aron, 91 Trop, Rivka, 91 Ukrainian collaborators, 10m, 21 Ukrainian nationalists, 9 Varkovichi (Poland), xxii, xxiii, 4, 11-12 Varkovichi ghetto, xxi, 12-13,17-18 Vena. See Vezbitski, Viacheslav (Vena) Vezbitski, Viacheslav (Vena), 22, Rovno (Ukraine), 36,37,39-40, Vladek (Lucy’s boyfriend), 60, 61, 42-43 Shalom, 86 Sheer, Evelyn, 92 Sheer, Giselle (Giginka; grand daughter), 85, 86, 88, 92, 93-95. 100,105 Sheer, Johnny (grandson), 89-90, 92. 93-95.100,101-102,105 Sheer, Lucy. See Klotzman, Lucy (daughter) 23,30-31,32-33, 35-37, 38-39, 42-44, 45 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 79, 80 voenkomat, 43 War of Independence, 75, 91 Warsaw Polytechnic University, 59
Weizmann Institute of Science (Tel Aviv), 81 Yael (daughter of friend), 84 yellow Star of David patches, xx, 10-11,13 Zhitomir, 46 |
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spelling | Jablon, Bronia 1918-1994 Verfasser (DE-588)1223343510 aut A part of me Bronia Jablon ; translated by Lucy Sheer First edition [Toronto, Ontario] Azrieli Foundation [2018] xxvii, 129 Seiten Porträts, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The Azrieli series of Holocaust survivor memoirs Translated from the Russian; original manuscript title unknown "Memoir of a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Canada after the war. She survived in Poland by hiding with her young daughter in the cellar of blacksmith's shop. She lived in Ukraine after the war, immigrated to Poland, then to Israel, and then to Canada. Her daughter who survived with her is the translator of the book: Separated from her family, Bronia and her three-year-old daughter, Lucy, wonder how they will survive each day. It is 1942, the height of Nazi persecution in Poland, and Bronia's friends and neighbours are either collaborating with the Nazis or too terrified for their own lives to offer assistance. When they finally find help, a cold, dark cellar becomes both their haven and prison. A Part of Me is the harrowing story of how a mother and daughter make it through the war, one pivotal decision at a time." Geschichte 1941-1945 gnd rswk-swf Junge Frau (DE-588)4162897-4 gnd rswk-swf Jüdin (DE-588)4286934-1 gnd rswk-swf Judenverfolgung (DE-588)4028814-6 gnd rswk-swf Polen (DE-588)4046496-9 gnd rswk-swf Jablon, Bronia / 1918-1994 Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) / Poland / Personal narratives Holocaust survivors / Poland / Biography Holocaust survivors / Canada / Biography Holocaust survivors Canada Poland 1939-1945 Autobiographies Biographies Personal narratives (DE-588)4003939-0 Autobiografie gnd-content Polen (DE-588)4046496-9 g Junge Frau (DE-588)4162897-4 s Jüdin (DE-588)4286934-1 s Judenverfolgung (DE-588)4028814-6 s Geschichte 1941-1945 z DE-604 Sheer, Lucy trl The Azrieli Foundation (DE-588)1126585653 isb Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032467393&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032467393&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
spellingShingle | Jablon, Bronia 1918-1994 A part of me Junge Frau (DE-588)4162897-4 gnd Jüdin (DE-588)4286934-1 gnd Judenverfolgung (DE-588)4028814-6 gnd |
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title | A part of me |
title_auth | A part of me |
title_exact_search | A part of me |
title_exact_search_txtP | A part of me |
title_full | A part of me Bronia Jablon ; translated by Lucy Sheer |
title_fullStr | A part of me Bronia Jablon ; translated by Lucy Sheer |
title_full_unstemmed | A part of me Bronia Jablon ; translated by Lucy Sheer |
title_short | A part of me |
title_sort | a part of me |
topic | Junge Frau (DE-588)4162897-4 gnd Jüdin (DE-588)4286934-1 gnd Judenverfolgung (DE-588)4028814-6 gnd |
topic_facet | Junge Frau Jüdin Judenverfolgung Polen Autobiografie |
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