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The Florida Holocaust Museum: History, Heritage and Hope Permanent Exhibition

Warsaw ghetto health care

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13. Warsaw residents read German leaflet In spite of extreme terror, Poland had one of the largest underground resistance movements in Europe, which actively opposed the Nazis throughout the war. Its largest operation was the Warsaw Uprising (Aug. 1, 1944 - Oct. 2, 1944), which was quashed by the Germans after 63 days of fighting. Over 180,000 civilians and over 18,000 insurgents were killed. Surviving residents of Warsaw were forced to leave the city and sent to labor and concentration camps. In the picture: a group of residents read a German leaflet.
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Listen to E. Edward Herman discuss his mother’s attempts to send him out of the Warsaw ghetto:

Listen to Lillian Bielski (nee Ticktin) talk about life in Belarus under Nazi occupation:

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