Kuz'myno Holocaust





The day after Passover 5704 (16 April 1944), the general roundup of all Kuz'myno's Jews began.
They were all taken to the ghetto, where they cowered for a month or so and then were transported to Auschwitz.

~ Kuz'myno Holocaust Data ~
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~ Kuz'myno Memories Book ~
Book: Кузьмино (Kuz'myno)
Author: Vasil Kunichka
Publisher: Uzhhorod (2005)
ISBN: none

Summary: A Memories Book of the Kuz'myno Community with a Jewish chapter.		 Click photo for larger image

~ Kuz'myno Holocaust Survivors ~
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Book: Kuzmino Chronicles
Author: Nathan C. Moskowitz, MD, PhD
Publisher: Shoah Forensics Art Institute Publications (2014)
ISBN: 0692222707
ISBN13: 9780692222706

Summary: The testimony of Leib and Gittle Moscowitz tells, in their own words, the harrowing story of two teenagers swept up in the maelstrom of the German death machine and who, against all odds, managed to survive. They are not historians talking about something that happened to other people. They are not literary craftsmen trying to evoke emotions in audiences that can only imagine what it might have been like in Auschwitz, Mauthausen and Ravensbruck. Leib and Gittle were there. They know what happened. They experienced it. What they are sharing are not reminiscences, but eternal truths.		 Click photo for larger image

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Marshall J. KATZ, USA
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Amos Israel ZEZMER, France
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JewishGen members/descendants and
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Nathan C. MOSKOWITZ, MD, PhD
Updated: 14 October 2020
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