Abraham Asner - October 10, 1982
Contents
An interview with Abraham Asner, a Holocaust survivor, conducted by Sherry Weisberg. Abraham Asner was born in Nacha, Belarus in 1916. After the war broke out, Abraham and his brothers were sent to Radun ghetto as part of a labor force. They survived the liquidation of the ghetto in 1942 and became part of a partisan organization based in the nearby Natsher Pustshe forest. The brothers engaged in partisan activities and missions until they were liberated in 1945. A few years later, Abraham immigrated to Canada with his wife.
- Introduction
- Outbreak of War
- Living in Lithuania
- Orany
- Burying Cows
- Eišiškes
- Eišiškes 2
- Radun Ghetto
- Religious Practices
- Radun Ghetto 2
- Registration
- Burying the Dead
- Passport Check
- Hiding in the Woods
- Police Contact
- Partisan Ambush
- Organizing the Underground
- Organizing the Underground 2
- Helping Runaways
- Helping Runaways 2
- Communist Party
- Electing a New Leader
- Partisan Work
- Germans
- Germans 2
- Working with the Russians
- Concentration Camps
- Meeting His Wife
- Partisan Living Conditions
- White Russian Underground
- Finding Transportation
- Reuniting with a Partisan
- An Execution
- Polish Underground
- New Leader
- Partisan Missions
- Partisan Missions 2
- Partisan Missions 3
- Police Appointment
- Death of Brother
- Decision to Immigrate
- Family
- Death of Youngest Brother
- Death of Youngest Brother 2
- Attack on Partisan Camp
- Wife's Story
- Radun Ghetto 3
- Ambushes
- Gunshot Wounds
- Before the War
- Before the War 2
- Religious Holidays
- Illness
- Partisan Story
- Partisan Story 2
- Spies
- Spies 2
- End of the War
- Polish Army
- Polish Army 2
- Polish Citizenship
- Canada
- Canada 2
- Family 2
- Ed Asner
- Ed Asner 2
- Ed Asner 3
- Daughters
- Dreams and Nightmares
- Religious Beliefs
- Religious Beliefs 2
- Thoughts on Survival
- Miscellaneous
- Partisan Activities
- Partisan Activities 2
- Partisan Activities 3
- Conclusion
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