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Samuel Eisen (M / Poland, 1928), Holocaust survivor
- KEYWORDS : <Tluste Ghetto> <Partisans>
- MEMOIRS : The Children Accuse (1946), 204-209.
Jakub Eisen (M / Poland, 1933), Holocaust survivor
- KEYWORDS : <Tluste Ghetto> <Hidden Children>
Biography
Born 1928 (1932 is incorrect) in Tluste, Poland, near Zaleszczyki; son of Majer and Fajga Essig. When the Tluste Ghetto was liquidated, only 300 men were kept alive to work in a farm.
"Then we went into the woods ... Father was hit by a bullet and fell at our feet ... My brother was very small then, not quite 8 years old ... I left my brother [with the Wiszniewski family and I joined the partisans] ... I learned to shoot so well that they took me everywhere with them ... Now I just want to go to Palestine and work there. And if I have to fight then I will. This time I shall know what I am fighting for."
Samuel Eisen was interviewed in Krakow soon after the war.