Two Forms of the Ringelblum Archives in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume XXI

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Two Forms of Resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto - Two Functions of the Ringelblum Archives

Two forms of resistance in the Warsaw ghetto are described. The first consisted of civil resistance — organizing social help, underground teaching, the founding of the archives by Emanuel Ringelblum, etc. This form of resistance was dominant in the ghetto up to the mass deportations. The second form, after 1942, was armed resistance, which culminated in the ghetto uprising in April 1943 led by the Jewish Fighters’ Organization. Young fighters of the ghetto uprising are profiled.

Two Forms of Resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto - Two Functions of the Ringelblum Archives

Two forms of resistance in the Warsaw ghetto are described. The first consisted of civil resistance — organizing social help, underground teaching, the founding of the archives by Emanuel Ringelblum, etc. This form of resistance was dominant in the ghetto up to the mass deportations. The second form, after 1942, was armed resistance, which culminated in the ghetto uprising in April 1943 led by the Jewish Fighters’ Organization. Young fighters of the ghetto uprising are profiled.

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ISSN 0084-3296
Year 1991
Catalog No. 199106
No. of Pages 31 pp.
Format Electronic article in Yad Vashem Studies, Volume XXI, pp. 189-219, Edited by Aharon Weiss
Publisher Yad Vashem
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