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"Icchok (Eddie) Klein is born into a loving Jewish family in Sieradz, Poland, in 1927. He has two older brothers and parents who dote on him. When World War II breaks out in 1939, his family is separated, with his two older brothers fleeing to Soviet-occupied Poland. They eventually become part...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Icchok (Eddie) Klein is born into a loving Jewish family in Sieradz, Poland, in 1927. He has two older brothers and parents who dote on him. When World War II breaks out in 1939, his family is separated, with his two older brothers fleeing to Soviet-occupied Poland. They eventually become partisans and die while fighting against the Nazi occupation. Eddie never sees them again. Eddie and his parents move to Lodz and are eventually incarcerated in the Lodz ghetto. When his father dies from hunger and his mother is deported in September 1942, Eddie becomes an orphan. Distraught and near-apathetic about his fate, Eddie is suddenly taken into the Lodz ghetto's inner, privileged administrative circle, housed and protected by controversial elder Mordechai Rumkowski. Under Rumkowski's wing, Eddie is safe--fed and warm--and he sees a whole different side to the workings of the ghetto. But when the ghetto is liquidated in August 1944, Eddie, too, is put in a cattle car and deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Working in a kitchen and as a messenger, Eddie survives, and due to his connections is sent to the Sosnowiec labour camp, a "better" camp, at the end of 1944. When the camp is evacuated in January 1945, Eddie is sent on a death march and eventually ends up in the Mauthausen concentration camp. Barely surviving the harshness of Mauthausen, Eddie is forced on yet another death march in April 1945, this time to Gunskirchen. He is liberated at the beginning of May and recuperates in a hospital in Linz, Austria. With no surviving family, Eddie decides to try and get to British Mandate Palestine. He leaves from Salzburg in July 1945 with the help of the Jewish Brigade and gets to Italy, where he spends a few months. In November 1945, he boards a ship to pre-state Israel on the last legal ship to do so under the British government's White Paper. Eddie studies at Ben Shemen school and later becomes part of the Palmach, fighting in the War of Independence. While teaching agro-mechanics at Ben Shemen, Eddie meets Miriam; they marry in 1955 and immigrate to Canada, settling in Montreal, in 1956. In the late 1960s, Eddie opens his own factory for miniature automation and builds a variety of high-speed machines. He and Miriam start a family and build a new life together." |
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Oo t©£tts Series Preface About the Glossary Introduction by Helene J. Sinnreich xi xiii xv Map xxvii Author’s Preface xxxi Flowing Currents Poetry and Protection The Runner Landscape of Death A Touch of Levity Instruments of Survival Epilogue і 9 21 29 39 51 55 Glossary Photographs Index 57 67 81
Itxåex Aktion (roundup), i6 Allied forces, 30,37,39-40,41, 42 Alpenjager Caserne barracks (Austria), 39 American forces, 37,39 Anaheim (California), 26 Arab Legion, 46 Arbeitsamt (job assignment office), 15 Arbeitslager (work camp), 25. See also Buna factory camp; Sosnowiec work camp Atlit (Israel), 41 Auschwitz-Birkenau, xxi-xxiii, 21-29,30,31,34 Bałuty (Bałucki) Square (Lodz), 9, 15 Bari (Italy), 41 Beniek (friend), 16, 41 Ben Shemen (school), 42,43-44, 46-49 Biebow, Hans, 19-20 Blockälteste (Mauthausen), 36 British Eighth Army (Jewish Brigade), 39-40 British Mandate Palestine, 3,4,40, 43 Buna factory camp, 29 cheder (Hebrew school), 3 Chełmno, xviii, xix, xxi crematoria, 22, 23,24,25, 29,37 Dachau camp, 30 droschke (horse-drawn buggy), 15, 17 Działoszyce (Poland), 2 Egypt, 44-45 England, 39 Eretz Yisrael, 40,41,42 Familienlager (Birkenau), 24, 26 Feldman, Mrs., 26 Fiuk, Miriam. See Klein, Miriam (née Fiuk) forced marches, 33-34,37 Fuchs, Bernard, xx, 15-16,19 Fuchs, Dora, xix, xx, 15,16-17, 18-20,21 German army (Wehrmacht), 4-5,6, 10,13-14,30. See also Gestapo; SS
82 INSIDE THE WALLS Germany, 4-6,30 Gertler, David, xx, 19-20 Gestapo, 17,19-20 ghetto (Lodz), 9-20,21,25-26 Gleiwitz (Poland), 33 Gottliebova, Dina, 26-27 Goya, Francisco, 55 Gunskirchen (Mauthausen; Austria), 37 hachshara program, 2-3 Hadassah (friend), 41 Haifa (Israel), 41 Haim (friend), 16,41,42 Ha’Mador Le’hipus Krovim (Searching for Dear Ones bu reau and radio program), 40,43 Hannover Messe (Germany), 52 Hanseatenstrasse 63 (Lodz), 15-20 Hungarian Jews, 36 Israel, 41-49. See also Eretz Yisrael Israeli Air Force, 46 Jacobson, Dr., 42,44,46 Jakubowicz, Aaron, xx, 15,18,19,20 Jakubowicz, Bolek (Lodz ghetto administrator), 10,14-15,18,19 Jakubowicz, Regina, 18,19 Jean-Christophe (Rolland), 10 Jehovah’s Witnesses, 36 Jerusalem, 40 Jewish administrators (Lodz ghetto), 10,14,15-21 Jewish Brigade (British Eighth Army), 39-40,41, 42 Jewish Genealogical Society, 35 Kanada Kommando (Auschwitz), 25 kapos, 23,24,30,35-36 Karl (chief kapo), 24,25,29 Kazimierz (friend), 3-4 Kfar Vitkin (Israel), 46 Kibbutz Ma’abarot, 44,46 Kibbutz Ma’anit, 42 Klein, Chaim (brother), 2-3,4,5, 7, 11-12,55-56 Klein, Eddie; birth date, 1, 2, 38; ex tended family, 2; in Sieradz, 1-4; during German invasion, 4-9; in Lodz ghetto, 9-20; as ghetto orphan, 15-21; in AuschwitzBirkenau, 21-29; in Sosnowiec, 29-33; as runner, 25-27,29-33; on forced marches, 33-34,37; in Mauthausen, 34-37; prisoner numbers, 25,34; in post-war Europe, 37-41; in Israel, 41-51; fate of family, 43; death certifi cate, 35; post-Holocaust trauma, 43; marriage/family, 49, 53՜54; in Montreal, 51-54; machinery interest/innovations,
30,32, 44, 46-48,51-52 Klein, Hannah (paternal grand mother), 1-2 Klein, Hela (Helen; mother), 2,13, 14,16,18 Klein, Kalman (brother), 2-3,5, 7, ո՜ւշ, 55-56 Klein, Malca (aunt), 2 Klein, Mark (son), xli-xlii, 51, 53 Klein, Melech (paternal grandfa ther), 1-2 Klein, Miriam (née Fiuk), 49. 5L 53 Klein, Samuel (father), 2,5, 6,9-10,
EDDIE KLEIN 11, 12-13, 18 Klein, Vivian (daughter), 51,53 Kohn, Felix, 12 Kohn, Nahum, 12,55-56 kolkhoz (collective farm), 47 Konin (Poland), 2 Kovno (Poland), 17 Krankenbau (infirmary), 25 Krykus, Mr., 9 Krykusova, Mrs., 9,14-15 Lagerälteste (prisoner in charge of camp), 22-23,30,35 Lehmann, Dr. Siegfried, 42 Linz (Austria), 37-38, 39 Litzmannstadt (Poland), 6-7,9 Lodz (Poland), xv, 6-7,9. See also Marysin (Lodz) Lodz ghetto, xvii-xviii, 9-20, 21, 25-26 Marysin (Lodz), 14,18,19 Mauthausen camp, xxiv, 34-36 Mekorot water-distribution facility (Israel), 45 Mengele, Josef, xxii, 26 Mira (friend), 16 Mischling (mixed race), 23 Mokush (acquaintance), 46 Montreal (Quebec), 51-54 Museum of the Diaspora (Tel Aviv), 16 Negev (Israel), 45 Netanya (Israel), 41, 44 1948 War, 45-46 orphanages (Lodz ghetto), 15,16,17, 20,26 ort organization, 46 83 Palmach forces, 44,46 partisans, 12-13,32.-33,55-56 Pionki (Poland), 22 Poland, 4-6,7,11-12 Polish army, 5, 6 Poznanskis (relatives), 4-5,42-43 Princess Kathleen, 41 Roden, Eva, 26 Roden, Ruda, 26 Roiter, Howard, 12, 55-56 Rolland, Romain, 10 Roma, 25, 27 Rovno (Poland), 3, 4 Rumkowski, Józef, xx, 15 Rumkowski, Mordechai Chaim (ghetto chief), xvii, xviii, xix, 15-21 Rumkowski, Mrs., 16-17, 21 Russenlager (hospital camp, Mauthausen), 34-35 Salzburg (Austria), 40 Santa Maria di Bagni (Italy), 40-41 Sarasota (Florida), 26 Schreibstube (administrative office), 25 Segal, Mr., 47 selections (Auschwitz-Birkenau), 22, 24, 26 Siberia, 12 Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 10 Sieradz (Poland), xvi, 1-5, 6-7 Skulnick, Dr., 41-42 Sonderabteilung (special unit; Lodz),
19 Sonderkommando (AuschwitzBirkenau), xxii-xxiii, 29
84 INSIDE THE WALLS Sosnowiec work camp, xxiii, 29-33 Soviet army, 11-12, 21,32, 33-34 Soviet Union, 11-12 SS (Schutzstaffel; Defence Corps): in Auschwitz-Birkenau, 21-22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31; on forced march, 33-34; in the Lodz ghetto, 17; in retreat, 37 SS Commandant (Sosnowiec), 29-32.33 SS Rapportführer (Sosnowiec), 30, Зі Steinhoff, Reuben, 44, 45 Stern, Stanisław (friend), 15-16,21 Swiss legation, 39 Switzerland, 39 Taranto (Italy), 41 Tel Aviv, 41, 48, 49 Theresienstadt, 24-25 The Third of May (Goya), 55 Tochterman (friend), 13 Transjordan, 46 Ud, David, 44 United States, 26-27,39 Vistula River, 21 A Voice from the Forest (Kohn and Roiter), 12, 55 Walter (friend), 16 Warsaw (Poland), 5-6 Wäsche und Kleider (laundry and clothing) factories (Lodz), 19 Wehrmacht (German army), 4-5, 6, 10,13-14,30. See also Gestapo; SS (Schutzstaffel; Defence Corps) Weinterova, Mrs. (teacher), 3 Weisman, Dr., 53 Weis (Austria), 37,39 Willie (Lagerälteste), 22-23,24-25, 29. 35 Yad Vashem, 35 Yom Kippur, 12 Yoske, 45 Youth Aliyah, 42,43 Zduńska Wola (Poland), 4,42 Żeglina River (Poland), 3 Zigeunerlager camp, 25 Zionism, 40 |
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Oo t©£tts Series Preface About the Glossary Introduction by Helene J. Sinnreich xi xiii xv Map xxvii Author’s Preface xxxi Flowing Currents Poetry and Protection The Runner Landscape of Death A Touch of Levity Instruments of Survival Epilogue і 9 21 29 39 51 55 Glossary Photographs Index 57 67 81
Itxåex Aktion (roundup), i6 Allied forces, 30,37,39-40,41, 42 Alpenjager Caserne barracks (Austria), 39 American forces, 37,39 Anaheim (California), 26 Arab Legion, 46 Arbeitsamt (job assignment office), 15 Arbeitslager (work camp), 25. See also Buna factory camp; Sosnowiec work camp Atlit (Israel), 41 Auschwitz-Birkenau, xxi-xxiii, 21-29,30,31,34 Bałuty (Bałucki) Square (Lodz), 9, 15 Bari (Italy), 41 Beniek (friend), 16, 41 Ben Shemen (school), 42,43-44, 46-49 Biebow, Hans, 19-20 Blockälteste (Mauthausen), 36 British Eighth Army (Jewish Brigade), 39-40 British Mandate Palestine, 3,4,40, 43 Buna factory camp, 29 cheder (Hebrew school), 3 Chełmno, xviii, xix, xxi crematoria, 22, 23,24,25, 29,37 Dachau camp, 30 droschke (horse-drawn buggy), 15, 17 Działoszyce (Poland), 2 Egypt, 44-45 England, 39 Eretz Yisrael, 40,41,42 Familienlager (Birkenau), 24, 26 Feldman, Mrs., 26 Fiuk, Miriam. See Klein, Miriam (née Fiuk) forced marches, 33-34,37 Fuchs, Bernard, xx, 15-16,19 Fuchs, Dora, xix, xx, 15,16-17, 18-20,21 German army (Wehrmacht), 4-5,6, 10,13-14,30. See also Gestapo; SS
82 INSIDE THE WALLS Germany, 4-6,30 Gertler, David, xx, 19-20 Gestapo, 17,19-20 ghetto (Lodz), 9-20,21,25-26 Gleiwitz (Poland), 33 Gottliebova, Dina, 26-27 Goya, Francisco, 55 Gunskirchen (Mauthausen; Austria), 37 hachshara program, 2-3 Hadassah (friend), 41 Haifa (Israel), 41 Haim (friend), 16,41,42 Ha’Mador Le’hipus Krovim (Searching for Dear Ones bu reau and radio program), 40,43 Hannover Messe (Germany), 52 Hanseatenstrasse 63 (Lodz), 15-20 Hungarian Jews, 36 Israel, 41-49. See also Eretz Yisrael Israeli Air Force, 46 Jacobson, Dr., 42,44,46 Jakubowicz, Aaron, xx, 15,18,19,20 Jakubowicz, Bolek (Lodz ghetto administrator), 10,14-15,18,19 Jakubowicz, Regina, 18,19 Jean-Christophe (Rolland), 10 Jehovah’s Witnesses, 36 Jerusalem, 40 Jewish administrators (Lodz ghetto), 10,14,15-21 Jewish Brigade (British Eighth Army), 39-40,41, 42 Jewish Genealogical Society, 35 Kanada Kommando (Auschwitz), 25 kapos, 23,24,30,35-36 Karl (chief kapo), 24,25,29 Kazimierz (friend), 3-4 Kfar Vitkin (Israel), 46 Kibbutz Ma’abarot, 44,46 Kibbutz Ma’anit, 42 Klein, Chaim (brother), 2-3,4,5, 7, 11-12,55-56 Klein, Eddie; birth date, 1, 2, 38; ex tended family, 2; in Sieradz, 1-4; during German invasion, 4-9; in Lodz ghetto, 9-20; as ghetto orphan, 15-21; in AuschwitzBirkenau, 21-29; in Sosnowiec, 29-33; as runner, 25-27,29-33; on forced marches, 33-34,37; in Mauthausen, 34-37; prisoner numbers, 25,34; in post-war Europe, 37-41; in Israel, 41-51; fate of family, 43; death certifi cate, 35; post-Holocaust trauma, 43; marriage/family, 49, 53՜54; in Montreal, 51-54; machinery interest/innovations,
30,32, 44, 46-48,51-52 Klein, Hannah (paternal grand mother), 1-2 Klein, Hela (Helen; mother), 2,13, 14,16,18 Klein, Kalman (brother), 2-3,5, 7, ո՜ւշ, 55-56 Klein, Malca (aunt), 2 Klein, Mark (son), xli-xlii, 51, 53 Klein, Melech (paternal grandfa ther), 1-2 Klein, Miriam (née Fiuk), 49. 5L 53 Klein, Samuel (father), 2,5, 6,9-10,
EDDIE KLEIN 11, 12-13, 18 Klein, Vivian (daughter), 51,53 Kohn, Felix, 12 Kohn, Nahum, 12,55-56 kolkhoz (collective farm), 47 Konin (Poland), 2 Kovno (Poland), 17 Krankenbau (infirmary), 25 Krykus, Mr., 9 Krykusova, Mrs., 9,14-15 Lagerälteste (prisoner in charge of camp), 22-23,30,35 Lehmann, Dr. Siegfried, 42 Linz (Austria), 37-38, 39 Litzmannstadt (Poland), 6-7,9 Lodz (Poland), xv, 6-7,9. See also Marysin (Lodz) Lodz ghetto, xvii-xviii, 9-20, 21, 25-26 Marysin (Lodz), 14,18,19 Mauthausen camp, xxiv, 34-36 Mekorot water-distribution facility (Israel), 45 Mengele, Josef, xxii, 26 Mira (friend), 16 Mischling (mixed race), 23 Mokush (acquaintance), 46 Montreal (Quebec), 51-54 Museum of the Diaspora (Tel Aviv), 16 Negev (Israel), 45 Netanya (Israel), 41, 44 1948 War, 45-46 orphanages (Lodz ghetto), 15,16,17, 20,26 ort organization, 46 83 Palmach forces, 44,46 partisans, 12-13,32.-33,55-56 Pionki (Poland), 22 Poland, 4-6,7,11-12 Polish army, 5, 6 Poznanskis (relatives), 4-5,42-43 Princess Kathleen, 41 Roden, Eva, 26 Roden, Ruda, 26 Roiter, Howard, 12, 55-56 Rolland, Romain, 10 Roma, 25, 27 Rovno (Poland), 3, 4 Rumkowski, Józef, xx, 15 Rumkowski, Mordechai Chaim (ghetto chief), xvii, xviii, xix, 15-21 Rumkowski, Mrs., 16-17, 21 Russenlager (hospital camp, Mauthausen), 34-35 Salzburg (Austria), 40 Santa Maria di Bagni (Italy), 40-41 Sarasota (Florida), 26 Schreibstube (administrative office), 25 Segal, Mr., 47 selections (Auschwitz-Birkenau), 22, 24, 26 Siberia, 12 Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 10 Sieradz (Poland), xvi, 1-5, 6-7 Skulnick, Dr., 41-42 Sonderabteilung (special unit; Lodz),
19 Sonderkommando (AuschwitzBirkenau), xxii-xxiii, 29
84 INSIDE THE WALLS Sosnowiec work camp, xxiii, 29-33 Soviet army, 11-12, 21,32, 33-34 Soviet Union, 11-12 SS (Schutzstaffel; Defence Corps): in Auschwitz-Birkenau, 21-22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31; on forced march, 33-34; in the Lodz ghetto, 17; in retreat, 37 SS Commandant (Sosnowiec), 29-32.33 SS Rapportführer (Sosnowiec), 30, Зі Steinhoff, Reuben, 44, 45 Stern, Stanisław (friend), 15-16,21 Swiss legation, 39 Switzerland, 39 Taranto (Italy), 41 Tel Aviv, 41, 48, 49 Theresienstadt, 24-25 The Third of May (Goya), 55 Tochterman (friend), 13 Transjordan, 46 Ud, David, 44 United States, 26-27,39 Vistula River, 21 A Voice from the Forest (Kohn and Roiter), 12, 55 Walter (friend), 16 Warsaw (Poland), 5-6 Wäsche und Kleider (laundry and clothing) factories (Lodz), 19 Wehrmacht (German army), 4-5, 6, 10,13-14,30. See also Gestapo; SS (Schutzstaffel; Defence Corps) Weinterova, Mrs. (teacher), 3 Weisman, Dr., 53 Weis (Austria), 37,39 Willie (Lagerälteste), 22-23,24-25, 29. 35 Yad Vashem, 35 Yom Kippur, 12 Yoske, 45 Youth Aliyah, 42,43 Zduńska Wola (Poland), 4,42 Żeglina River (Poland), 3 Zigeunerlager camp, 25 Zionism, 40 |
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| spelling | Klein, Eddie 1927- Verfasser (DE-588)1224396456 aut Inside the walls Eddie Klein First edition Toronto The Azrieli Foundation 2016 xxxii, 84 Seiten Illustrationen, Porträts, Karten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier he Azrieli series of Holocaust survivor memoirs: Series VIII Includes index "Icchok (Eddie) Klein is born into a loving Jewish family in Sieradz, Poland, in 1927. He has two older brothers and parents who dote on him. When World War II breaks out in 1939, his family is separated, with his two older brothers fleeing to Soviet-occupied Poland. They eventually become partisans and die while fighting against the Nazi occupation. Eddie never sees them again. Eddie and his parents move to Lodz and are eventually incarcerated in the Lodz ghetto. When his father dies from hunger and his mother is deported in September 1942, Eddie becomes an orphan. Distraught and near-apathetic about his fate, Eddie is suddenly taken into the Lodz ghetto's inner, privileged administrative circle, housed and protected by controversial elder Mordechai Rumkowski. Under Rumkowski's wing, Eddie is safe--fed and warm--and he sees a whole different side to the workings of the ghetto. But when the ghetto is liquidated in August 1944, Eddie, too, is put in a cattle car and deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Working in a kitchen and as a messenger, Eddie survives, and due to his connections is sent to the Sosnowiec labour camp, a "better" camp, at the end of 1944. When the camp is evacuated in January 1945, Eddie is sent on a death march and eventually ends up in the Mauthausen concentration camp. Barely surviving the harshness of Mauthausen, Eddie is forced on yet another death march in April 1945, this time to Gunskirchen. He is liberated at the beginning of May and recuperates in a hospital in Linz, Austria. With no surviving family, Eddie decides to try and get to British Mandate Palestine. He leaves from Salzburg in July 1945 with the help of the Jewish Brigade and gets to Italy, where he spends a few months. In November 1945, he boards a ship to pre-state Israel on the last legal ship to do so under the British government's White Paper. Eddie studies at Ben Shemen school and later becomes part of the Palmach, fighting in the War of Independence. While teaching agro-mechanics at Ben Shemen, Eddie meets Miriam; they marry in 1955 and immigrate to Canada, settling in Montreal, in 1956. In the late 1960s, Eddie opens his own factory for miniature automation and builds a variety of high-speed machines. He and Miriam start a family and build a new life together." Rumkowski, Chaim 1877-1944 (DE-588)119118521 gnd rswk-swf Geschichte 1940-1944 gnd rswk-swf Getto (DE-588)4157319-5 gnd rswk-swf Lodz (DE-588)4074299-4 gnd rswk-swf Klein, Eddie / 1927- Rumkowski, Mordecai Ḥayim Jews / Poland / Sieradz / Biography Litzmannstadt-Getto (Łódź, Poland) Child concentration camp inmates / Biography Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) / Personal narratives Holocaust survivors / Canada / Biography Sieradz (Poland) / Biography Child concentration camp inmates Holocaust survivors Jews Canada Poland / Sieradz 1939-1945 Biographies Personal narratives (DE-588)4133254-4 Erlebnisbericht gnd-content Lodz (DE-588)4074299-4 g Rumkowski, Chaim 1877-1944 (DE-588)119118521 p Getto (DE-588)4157319-5 s Geschichte 1940-1944 z DE-604 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=032483143&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=032483143&sequence=000003&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Register // Gemischte Register |
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