The Black Book: The Ruthless Murder of Jews by German-Fascist Invaders Throughout the Temporarily-Occupied Regions of the Soviet Union

THE BLACK BOOK
	John Glad and James S. Levine
	From the Editors of The Black Book
	The Destruction of the Jewish Population on German-Occupied Soviet Territory
	The History of the Manuscript of The Black Book
	Preface
	Kiev, Babi Yar
	The Murder of the Jews in Berdichev
	Talnoye
	Resistance in Yarmolitsy*
	How Doctor Lyubov Langman Died
	(Sorochitsy)
	In the Vinnitsa Region
	4.	In the Small Town of Yaltushkovo
	5.	In My Hometown (Brailov)
	What I Lived Through In Kharkov
	Pyotr Chepurenko, Witness of the Piryatin
	Massacre*
	The Death of the Jewish Collective Farm Workers of Zelenopolye*
	Letters from Dnepropetrovsk
	3.	The Story of Ms. E. A. Revensky
	4.	The Story of Mrs. B. Ya. Tartakovsky
	The Letter of the Military Officer Granovsky
	(Yekaterinopol)
	The Diary of Sarra Gleykh*
	(Mariupol)
	Odessa
	II
	Ill
	Chemovitsy During the Rumanian-German
	Occupation
	The Letter of Rakhil Fradis-Milner*
	(Chernovitsy)
	The Murder of Jews in Lvov
	Thirteen Days in Hiding
	(The Story of Lily Herts)
	My Comrade — The Partisan, Yakov Barer*
	In the Penyatsky Forests
	(The Lvov oblast)
	The Letter of Siunya Deresh
	(Izyaslavl)
	Letters of Orphans
	(Botoçani)*
	The History of the Minsk Ghetto
	The Story of an Old Man,
	Shmuel Dovid Kugel
	(Pleshchenitsy)
	The Massacre of Jews in Glubokoye and Other Small Towns
	The Story of Mrs. Pikman, an Engineer from
	Mozyr
	The Story of Doctor Olga Goldfayn
	Brest
	Our Struggle in Bialystok*
	The Tragedy of My Life
	Letter of the Red-Army Soldier, Gofman
	(Krasnopolye, Mogilev oblast)
	Orphans
	2.	The Story of a Small Girl from Bialystok
	Liozno
	Letters of Byelorussian Children
	The “Brenners”* from Bialystok
	Shimon Amiel)
	A Letter Written by Zlata Vishnyatsky Before Her Death
	(The Small Town of Byten)
	The Temchin Family from Slutsk
	Smolensk Area
	1.	Shamovo
	Rostov-on-the-Don
	Doctor Kremenchuzhsky
	“Where Are They Taking Us?”
	In Stavropol
	Evenson’s Story
	(Kislovodsk)
	The Germans in Kislovodsk
	Essentuki
	The Story of Joseph Weingartner, a Fisherman
	from Kerch
	Yalta*
	Ms. Fishgoit’s Letter
	(Yevpatoria)
	Murder in Dzhankoy
	How Doctor Fidelev Was Killed
	The Painter Zhivotovsky
	Riga
	4.	The Ghetto
	6.	“Deportation” from the Ghetto
	8.	The Salaspils Camp
	From the Diary of the Sculptor Rivosh
	The Story of Syoma Shpungin
	(Dvinsk)
	A Letter of Officers Levchenko, Borisov,
	and Chesnokov
	(Lopavshi, Rovno Oblast)
	The Peasant Woman Zinaida Bashtinin
	R. Seltsavsky
	The Collective Farmer Julia Kukhta Saved Jewish Children
	I Was Adopted by the Lukinsky Family
	The Russian Teachers Tolnev, Terekhov,
	Timofeyev
	The Bookkeeper Zirchenko
	The Story of F. M. Gontov
	One Survived
	The Orthodox Priest Glagolev
	The Catholic Priest Bronius Paukstis
	In the Khorol Camp
	The Camp in Klooga
	(Estonia)
	Treblinka
	i
	II
	Children from the Black Road
	The Uprising at Sobibor
	II
	Ill
	Ponary
	The Girl from Auschwitz*
	Twenty-Six Months in Auschwitz
	4.	At the Factory
	The Story of M. Sheynman, Former Prisoner
	of War
	The Racial Policy of Hitlerism and Anti-Semitism
	Testimony of Germans and Documents from Materials of the Extraordinary State Commission
	1.	Himmler's Order. Report of Major Bernhard Bec hier, member of the Board of the Union of German Officers.*
	2.	Text of a German dispatch found in the area of Rossoshi
	Regiment.**
	4.	Excerpts from the diary of the prisoner of war Karl Johannes Drexel, Lance Corporal of the 513th Reserve Battalion, “Lublin”
	Regiment, “G.G.” Division.
	5.	From the Testimony of Private-First-Class Christian Färber
	8.	From the testimony of Wolfgang Janiko, l/3rd Company, 368th Infantry Regiment, 122nd Infantry Division.
	10.	Record of the interrogation of Wilhelm Sudbrack:
	ADDENDA II
	Murderers of Peoples
	A Letter from Kramatorsk
	ABOUT THE AUTHORS