Words to outlive us : eyewitness accounts from the Warsaw ghetto

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Words to outlive us : eyewitness accounts from the Warsaw ghetto

edited by Michal Grynberg ; translated and with an introduction by Philip Boehm

Granta, 2003

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Pamiętnikiz getta warszawskiego: fragmenty I regesty

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"Originally published in Poland in 1988 under the title Pamiętnikiz getta warszawskiego: fragmenty I regesty by Państwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe,Warsaw"

Translated from the Polish

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In 1939, Warsaw was home to the second largest Jewish community in the world. Of the 489,000 people who passed through the ghetto in the years that followed its creation in 1940, less than ten per cent survived. But this book is not about the statisitics, horrifying though they are. It is a record of life in the ghetto by the men and women who experienced it. Most of the accounts were written during the war, some by anonymous authors, many by writers who later disappeared - their writings were found in the rubble of ruined buildings, in attics or basements, or else passed form hand to hand until they found their way into the archives. They describe the creation of the ghetto, how it was run, the struggle for shelter and food, collaboration and resistance, and the round-ups which led the unknowing victims to almost certain death in Treblinka. This book stands as a collective memoir of one of modern history's darkest hours.

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