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Under the protection of the Bielski partisan group, founded by brothers Tuvia, Asael, and Zus, over 1,200 Jews survived after fleeing into forests in western Belarus.

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“It was rough. It was difficult to get accustomed to it, because it was completely different from a protected home and wonderful parents.” - Sulia Ruben

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“Don’t rush to fight and die. So few of us are left, we need to save lives. It is more important to save Jews than to kill Germans.”
- Tuvia Bielski

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They killed many Nazis and saved many people from this genocide

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The Bielski partisan leaders split the members into two groups, one named Ordzhonikidze, led by Zus, and the other Kalinin, which was led by Tuvia.

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Their hide out was in the West Belarus Forest

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On August 14, 1942, the Germans killed 1,850 Jews from the Lenin ghetto, including Faye's parents, sisters and younger brother. They spared only 26 people that day, among them Faye for her photographic abilities. The Germans ordered Faye to develop their photographs of the massacre. Secretly she also made copies for herself.

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The Bielski Partisans: Topic, pictures and information - Fold3.com

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On August 14, 1942, the Germans killed 1,850 Jews from the Lenin ghetto, including Faye's parents, sisters and younger brother. They spared only 26 people that day, among them Faye for her photographic abilities. The Germans ordered Faye to develop their photographs of the massacre. Secretly she also made copies for herself.

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Were active from 1942-1944

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Seven out of every ten members were women, children, or elderly.

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They saved 1,236 Jewish people from the genocide