"Lost Youth" Poland

Lost Youth
(Poland)

Translation of Neurim Avudim

Written by Liber Taub

Privately published in 1995

Acknowledgments

Project Coordinator

Ada Holtzman z”l

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This is a translation from: Neurim Avudim , Lost Youth: Holocaust Memories; Survived as a Boy: Two Ghettos,
One Forced Labour Camp, Three Concentration Camps, Liber Taub, author, 1995, privately published

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To the memory of my mother Chana neé Adler, my father Tuvia Taub, my sister Bela, my brothers Icchak and Szlomo,
my grandfather Ber Taub and all other members of my family who perished in the Holocaust.

To the memory of the parents of my wife Mania, her mother Chana neé Wiloga, her father Abraham Goldberg,
her sisters Rozka, Hela and all the other memebrs of her family who perished in the Holocaust.

A Forward, March 1995

August 1939

Before and the beginning of WWII

Gombin

To Gombin and backwards

The Occupation

545 Forced Labour in Plock

Works I performed in various German units

Airport

Building shooting range

The Air Force quartermastership

The Archbishop city

The Archbishop Dr. Nowowiejski

The priests school

My brother Herszek (Cwi)

The genius Rabbi Zysza Plocker of blessed memory

Ghetto Plock

Erection of the Ghetto until deportation

Ghetto Wierzbnik-Starachowice

“The paternal grandfather Ber Taub z“l died in ghetto Starachowice and is buried in its Jewish destroyed cemetery. His son, Tuwia Taub z“l, my father, died after one month and is buried near him. No single photo of them both remained… They died of hunger”

Knitting

Forced Labour Camp Starachowice

Shoes

Auschwitz Birkenau

Shoes - Part 2

Buna

Gleiwitz

Evacuation

Liberation

The Way to Plock

Photographs

(See also: http://www.zchor.org/taub/taub.htm)

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A Forward, March 1995
August 1939
	Before and the beginning of WWII
Gombin
	To Gombin and backwards
The Occupation
	545 Forced Labour in Plock
	Works I performed in various German units
	Airport
	Building shooting range
	The Air Force quartermastership
	The Archbishop city
	The Archbishop Dr. Nowowiejski
	The priests school
	My brother Herszek (Cwi)
	The genius Rabbi Zysza Plocker of blessed memory
Ghetto Plock
	Erection of the Ghetto until deportation
Ghetto Wierzbnik-Starachowice
	“The paternal grandfather Ber Taub z“l died in ghetto Starachowice and is buried in its Jewish destroyed cemetery. His son, Tuwia Taub z“l, my father, died after one month and is buried near him. No single photo of them both remained… They died of hunger”
Knitting
Forced Labour Camp Starachowice
Shoes
Auschwitz Birkenau
Shoes - Part 2
Buna
Gleiwitz
Evacuation
Liberation
The Way to Plock
Photographs

(See also: http://www.zchor.org/taub/taub.htm)