Newsgroups: alt.revisionism,soc.history Subject: Holocaust Almanac: The Liquidation of Slonim Ghetto Followup-To: alt.revisionism Organization: The Old Frog's Almanac, Vancouver Island, CANADA Keywords: Bar Oni,Slonim Archive/File: holocaust/poland slonim.01 Last-Modified: 1994/02/15 "On June 29, 1942, the ghetto in Slonim went through another liquidation. We learned of the details during the first days of July. This liquidation was no different from the others: first the ghetto had been blockaded; next the victims were taken in big trucks to the outskirts of town where gaping holes were ready for them; then they were shot. Many Jews had tried to prepare for this day by digging hiding places under their vegatable gardens. The Germans knew this but were unable to find these havens during the short hours of the liquidation. So they set fire to the ghetto, burning alive many hundreds of Jews in their hiding places. Those who did come out leaped with their clothes flaming into the Szczara River. There was more terror to come. On the banks of the same river stood a maternity hospital. The SS troopers marched into the hospital, grabbed infants by their feet, spread their legs until they were split in half and threw them through the windows into the river. That Friday the water of the river was red with the blood of Jewish infants. The mothers were shot in their beds. Later their bodies were burned in the inferno." Byrna Bar Oni. The Vapor. Chicago: Visual Impact, Inc. 1976 Extracted from------------------------------------------------------------ "WOMEN IN THE RESISTANCE AND IN THE HOLOCAUST: THE VOICES OF EYEWITNESSES" Edited (and with introduction) by Vera Laska. Greenwood Press, Westport & London, 1983. LOC 82-12018, ISBN 0-313-23457-4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- For an extensive bibliography dealing with the Holocaust, containing over 1100 citations, contact kmcvay@oneb.almanac.bc.ca - it will be sent to you by return email. Additions to this bibliography are actively solicited.
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