49. After 12 July 1941, Warsaw ghetto, author unknown. Testimony
“Końskowola k[oło] Puław” [Końskowola near Puławy]. A survey
regarding the situation of the Jewish population in the town, completed
by a Jewish policeman from Warsaw staying in the labour
camp in Końskowola. 182
50. 25 February 1941, Opole [Lubelskie], Samuel Stieber, deportee from
Vienna. Letter to Józef Landau in the Warsaw ghetto; request
for help. 186
51. After 23 November 1941, Warsaw ghetto, V.B.Y. Testimony ”דיא לאַגע
פֿון דיא אידישע בעפֿעלקערונג אין ראַדזינער קרייַז“ [“Situation of the
Jewish population in the Radzyń County”]. Arrest of the Judenrat,
expulsions to a labour camp near Łuków, executions, restrictions on
movement in the town, ban on buying from peasants, capital punishment
for sheltering Jews, death sentence for 25 peasants for failure
to deliver consignments, tortures. 187
52. After November 1942, Warsaw ghetto, the sister and brother
Finkelsztajn. Testimony “ חורבן לוקוּוו ” [Destruction of Łuków],
recorded by Hersh Wasser. Aktionen in the Łuków ghetto (5 October–
November 1942), escape of the Finkelsztajn siblings from a transport
to Treblinka, the brother’s survival of an execution; behaviour of the
Polish population towards escaping Jews. 189
53. After 6 June 1942, Warsaw ghetto, Fiszelzon. Testimony “ ”זאַמאָשטש
[Zamość], recorded by Hersh Wasser. Situation of the Zamość Jews
and two Aktionen on 11 April and 27 May 1942. 196
54. [After 25 May 1942], Warsaw ghetto, Rotring. Testimony “ ”טישאָוויעץ
[Tyszowce], recorded by Yekhiel Górny. The fate of the Jewish population
since the beginning of the war; the fire in September 1939, persecutions,
forced labour, the Judenrat, resettlement on 25 May 1942
to various localities. 202
Part III Radom District
55. After 22 June 1941, Warsaw ghetto, AJDC Inspector Engineer A[ron
Artur] Reinberg’s report on his inspection trip to Radom, Kielce, and
Jędrzejów, 15–22 June 1941. 217
