Nieznani i mniej znani współpracownicy Ringelbluma, czyli co wynika z odczytania księgi kasowej Oneg Szabat
Ringelblum’s Unknown and Less Known Associates, or What an Inspection of Oneg Shabat Cash Book Shows
Author(s): Aleksandra BańkowskaSubject(s): Jewish studies, History of the Holocaust
Published by: Żydowski Instytut Historyczny
Keywords: „Oneg Shabat”; cash book; Emanuel Ringelblum; „Oneg Shabat” associates
Summary/Abstract: The „Oneg Shabat” cash book is the only direct source material produced by the ring of Ringelblum’s associates that makes it possible to trace back its composition and evolution. Kept from November 1940 to August 1942, it contains the names of the persons who received hardship allowances or fees as authors and the names of those who subsidized the activity of „Oneg Shabat”. An analysis of recurrent entries of names makes it possible to revise the list of “Oneg Shabat” contributors known from literature. This means, for example, that one should reconsider the place of such persons as Izrael Winnik, Jakub Zylberberg, Rabbi Chitowski, Sz. Szajnkinder, Melech Fajnkind, Cwi Klejnman in „Oneg Shabat” group.
Journal: Kwartalnik Historii Żydów
- Issue Year: 256/2015
- Issue No: 04
- Page Range: 621-628
- Page Count: 7
- Language: Polish
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