The underground army : fighters of the Bialystok ghetto / by Chaika Grossman ; [translated from the Hebrew by Shmuel Beeri ; edited by Sol Lewis].

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Anshe ha-maḥteret. English
Main Author: Grosman, Ḥaiḳah
Language:English
Language of the Original:
Hebrew
Published: New York : Holocaust Library, [1987], ©1987.
Subjects:
Jews > Persecutions > Poland > Białystok.
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) > Poland > Białystok > Personal narratives.
Grosman, Ḥaiḳah.
World War, 1939-1945 > Jewish resistance > Poland > Byałystok.
Białystok (Poland) > Ethnic relations.
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) > Poland.
Poland > Jewish records > 1939-1945.
Judenvernichtung.
Widerstand.
Białystok.
Genre:
Personal narratives.
Physical Description:viii, 426 pages, 13 unnumbered pages of plates ; 23 cm
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Introduction
  • Preface
  • Childhood Ideas
  • A New Name
  • The Emissary From Warsaw
  • Tosya and the Joys of Life
  • Bialystok, My City
  • Warsaw-Groping in the Dark and Looking for Allies
  • Frumka
  • The Debate
  • Lublin
  • The First Weapons
  • Among German Soldiers
  • Mission to Moscow
  • Sheine Patt
  • The Judenrat
  • The Explosives Expert in the Lion's Den
  • Olla's Home
  • Grodno's Time
  • Once Again: The Ghetto and The Forest
  • The Girl From Grodno
  • Jan
  • On Pain and Action
  • Mordechai-Last Days
  • Those Who Left and Those Who Rebelled
  • We Seek Our Brothers
  • Marylka
  • The Factory
  • The Wall of the 71
  • Rivkele
  • Fraternity in the Underground
  • Germans Lend a Hand
  • A Jewish Sigh
  • The Soviet Partisans
  • The Oath
  • The Combrig's Victory
  • Germany Collapses Before Our Eyes
  • Eternal Glory for the Fighters
  • Epilogue
  • Notes
  • Appendix
  • Glossary.