
doi: 10.32927/zzsim.800
A testimony written in Lublin in December 1945 by a wife of Leon Feldhendler – one of the two leaders of the uprising in the Sobibor death camp. It describes his lot during the war and right afterwards – from his being the head of the Żolkiewka Judenrat, through the horror of the Sobibor camp, the uprising, the hiding on the Aryan side and being in a partisan unit, to his being killed by an unknown person in the post-war Lublin.
D, History (General) and history of Europe
D, History (General) and history of Europe
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