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Kosovo Holocaust
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Kosovo 1941 - 1944. In the 1930s about 400. And 113 more lived in. A few lived in. As Jewish refugees from Germany and Poland arrived in. Hoping to reach the sea and find their way to Palestine, the Pristina Jewish community greatly increased in numbers. Control of most Albanian-populated parts of Yugoslavia, and. Control of Albanian-populated parts of Greece. Such loyalty became indispensable to the Italians, as partisan warfare developed in Albania and in neighboring Montenegro and Greece. Was not popu...
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Kosovo Holocaust
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Kosovo 1941 - 1944. In the 1930s about 400. And 113 more lived in. A few lived in. As Jewish refugees from Germany and Poland arrived in. Hoping to reach the sea and find their way to Palestine, the Pristina Jewish community greatly increased in numbers. Control of most Albanian-populated parts of Yugoslavia, and. Control of Albanian-populated parts of Greece. Such loyalty became indispensable to the Italians, as partisan warfare developed in Albania and in neighboring Montenegro and Greece. Was not popu...
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Kosovo Holocaust
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Kosovo 1941 - 1944. In the 1930s about 400. And 113 more lived in. A few lived in. As Jewish refugees from Germany and Poland arrived in. Hoping to reach the sea and find their way to Palestine, the Pristina Jewish community greatly increased in numbers. Control of most Albanian-populated parts of Yugoslavia, and. Control of Albanian-populated parts of Greece. Such loyalty became indispensable to the Italians, as partisan warfare developed in Albania and in neighboring Montenegro and Greece. Was not popu...
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We survived
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March 23, 2010, Belgrade. September 13, 2011, Belgrade. November 8, 2011, Belgrade. January 18, 2012, Belgrade. Jewish Historical Museum in Belgrade is the publisher of the edition under the title "We survived . Yugoslav Jews on the Holocaust." Edition includes five books in Serbian language, three of which are translated into English. With the consent of the Museum, here are some of these stories. Raul Teitelbaum was born in Prizren in 1931 . Albert Ruben was born on January 1,1930, in Pristina.
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Kosovo Holocaust
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Kosovo 1941 - 1944. In the 1930s about 400. And 113 more lived in. A few lived in. As Jewish refugees from Germany and Poland arrived in. Hoping to reach the sea and find their way to Palestine, the Pristina Jewish community greatly increased in numbers. Control of most Albanian-populated parts of Yugoslavia, and. Control of Albanian-populated parts of Greece. Such loyalty became indispensable to the Italians, as partisan warfare developed in Albania and in neighboring Montenegro and Greece. Was not popu...
