25
No date, Warsaw ghetto, [Emanuel Ringelblum]. Outline for a study of Jewish
youth (fragment).³⁹²
[1] Young people
Working-class youth and working youth, economically active youth [J. Zylberberg]
³⁹³
School youth – Gutkowski
Youth in technical colleges – Kiełbik³⁹⁴
“Golden” youth
Street youth
Refugee youth
Pioneer youth³⁹⁵
Religious youth – Kl . . . [[?]³⁹⁶
Youth in [. . .]
Young people’s leisure activities
Youth circles in courtyard committees
Young females
Young people’s social involvement
Differences in the life of the young today
Changes in the life of the young as a result of the war
Material and intellectual changes
Attitude to parents
Intellectual changes [. . .] life of the young ([. . .], interest in books)
[2] The work [. . .] written on the basis of conversations with individual young
people according to the outline indicated – on the basis of conversations with
392 A typed copy of this document is in the collection “Two and a half years of war”; see Doc. 29. The manuscript is fuller and has therefore been taken as the basis for the edition, but all additions based on the typescript are inserted in square brackets. See ARG I 596
(Ring. I/46), a study of Jewish youth in the Warsaw Ghetto.
393 Yankev Zylberberg, see Doc. 1.
394 Felicja Kiełbik was working in the Vocational Training Department in the institutions for children and youth of the ŻSS KOM. See ARG II 196c (Ring. II/78).
395 The Yiddish term used here is khalutsish, which denoted people preparing for settlement in Palestine, but not necessarily members of Heḥalutz.
396 The reading of this surname is uncertain (possibly “Kleinroth”), and the person in question has not been identified.
