Excerpt About Radzilow From the Book "We Are Jedwabne" |
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400-page book by Anna Bikont, dealing with the events of the Holocaust in both Radzilow
(July 7, 1941) and Jedwabne (July 10, 1941) |
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Tygodnik Powszechny Article - November 10, 2002 |
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Article by Krzysztof Persak, from the Institute of National
Remembrance (IPN) in Warsaw, about the murders committed by Poles
in pogroms throughout this area of northeastern Poland during the tragic summer of 1941. Also, information about the
two-volume, 1600-page book published by the IPN entitled "Wokol Jedwabnego" (All Around Jedwabne). |
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Kansas City Jewish
Chronicle Article - May 24, 2002 |
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Article by Deborah Klee about Chana Finkielsztejn, who was
a 7-year-old child living in Radzilow on July 7,
1941, when 800 of the town's residents were killed,
most of them herded into a
barn, then set afire. Chana and her family (her
parents and 3 siblings) managed
to hide from that
day until the end of the war in 1945, escaping the tragic
deaths
that befell their fellow Radzilovers. |
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Gazeta Wyborcza Article - June 15, 2001 |
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Investigative article by Anna Bikont, a reporter for Poland's most
wiidely-circulated newspaper. Through insightful interviews with the town's
residents, she exposes the details of the tragic events of
July 7, 1941, as well as the current reactions
of many Radzilovers. |
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Gazeta Wyborcza
Article - August 28, 2001
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Anna Bikont's interview with IPN prosecutor Radoslaw Ignatiew. |
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Gazeta Wyborcza Article - March 6, 2012
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IPN
investigating murders in Bzury, close to Szczuczyn. Article mentions
Radzilow. |
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Ha'aretz
Article - June 12, 2001 |
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Article by Dr. Sara Bender recounting a visit to Radzilow in 1983 and the events of the Holocaust there and in
surrounding towns in July of 1941. |
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New York Times Article
- April
19, 2001 |
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Article dealing with the events of the Holocaust in Radzilow and the
current investigation. |
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Film Documentary: "Sasiedzi" (Neighbors) -
April 2001 |
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Article about the documentary by Agnieszka Arnold, which deals with
the events that took place in both Radzilow and Jedwabne in July
1941. |
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IPN (Institute of National Remembrance)
Investigation
Into the Holocaust in Radzilow - March 30, 2001 |
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BBC Monitoring report on the current investigation. |
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Rzeczpospolita
Article - July 10, 2000 |
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Investigative article by Andrzej Kaczynski, a reporter for one of Poland's most respected
newspapers, dealing with the events of the
Holocaust
in Radzilow and Jedwabne. |
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President Kwasniewski's Speech at the Jedwabne Ceremony
July 10, 2001 |
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Apologizing on behalf of the country for the acts committed by
Poles during the Holocaust in both Jedwabne and Radzilow. |
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Recorded Interviews
with Radzilow Residents - March 26, 2001 |
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Reporter Marcin Buczek of Radio Station RMF-FM, Krakow, went to Radzilow to interview residents about the events
of the Holocaust. |
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Reunion With a
Holocaust Survivor Still Living in Radzilow - July 2000 |
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Jason Alan Miller and Charlie Finkelstein's trip, meeting their
distant
relative, Rachel Finkielsztejn, known as Marianna Ramotowska
after surviving the Holocaust in Radzilow and marrying her rescuer. |
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Kansas City Jewish
Chronicle Article - 2001 |
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Article by Rick Hellman about Dick Silverstein's
discovery of his Radzilow and Jedwabne roots |
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Jewish Ledger Article - 2004 |
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Article about
real estate developer simon Konover |
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The Dorogoj Family |
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The Dorogoj family holds a place
in Radzilow Holocaust history. Szyma was the first person killed in
the pogroms of 1941. Moszk and his son Kiwa were hidden on a farm in
nearby Slucz, until the end of the war, only to be murdered upon
their return to Radzilow |
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Reunion, after 50+ years, of Rachael (nee Gottfried/Gutferd) Zutkowitz
and her four siblings |
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Rachael was born in Radzilow, but eventually moved to nearby
Trzcianne, perhaps after marrying. She and her family survived the
Holocaust by hiding in a nearby swamp in the Biebrza marshlands,
emigrating to Israel. Then in 1965, after more than 50 years, she
was reunited in Rochester, NY, with her 4 surviving siblings from
Radzilow. |
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Video of Prayers At The Holocaust
Monument in Jedwabne |
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Presided over by Rabbi Michael Schudrich, Chief Rabbi of Poland |