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What the camp looked like when people where there. 

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What the camp looked like when people where there. 

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he did it with 6 other Jews

He contracted typhoid but managed to conceal it from his captors, to avoid certain death

Later he rejoined the soviet army and was seriously wounded in August 1944.

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Persky's men attacked the German officers killing ten of them. Taken from the ten officers the prisoners killed or wounded 38 Ukranian guards. 600 camp inmates, about half escaped, but many were killed in the surrounding minefields or the manhunt organized by the Germans

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The wall from the camp and with all of the Jewish people that where there a long with Alexanders name in it.

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The wall from the camp and with all of the Jewish people that where there a long with Alexanders name in it.

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A photo of the 1963 trial of 11 Ukrainian guards who had served at Sobibor.

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A photo of the 1963 trial of 11 Ukrainian guards who had served at Sobibor.

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“My job was done. You were Polish Jews in your own terrain. I belonged in the Soviet Union and still considered myself a soldier. In my opinion, the chances for survival were better in smaller units. To tell the people straight forward: "we must part" would not have worked. You have seen, they followed every step of mine, we all would perish.”

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The guards that he testified agents and had killed

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The guards that he testified agents and had killed

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He was drafted into the Soviet army when German forces invaded soviet Russia in 1941. On October 1941 he was captured by the Germans and imprisoned. In May 1942 he managed to escape but he was caught again and sent to Borishov. When he was sent to Borishov, his examination revealed that he was Jewish. Then the SS sent him to Sheroka street camp but it was destroyed in September 1943. That when he was finally sent to Sobibor where he arrived with 79 other people but he got selected to o do construction and the rest of the people were gassed.

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Jewish lieutenant in the Soviet army who organized and successfully led the revolt in the Nazi death camp of Sobibor.

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Jewish lieutenant in the Soviet army who organized and successfully led the revolt in the Nazi death camp of Sobibor.

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He saved many imprisoned Jews and got the camp dismantled. He was also a major witness that the 1963 trial of 11 Ukrainian Guards who had served at Sobibor.

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One person in this photo was one of the six guys that did this act with Alexander

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One person in this photo was one of the six guys that did this act with Alexander

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Thomas Blatt on Sobibor Death Camp Uprising

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He immediately started to prepare a detailed plan for a revolt when he arrived at Sobibor. And his plan was executed on October 14, 1943.

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He immediately started to prepare a detailed plan for a revolt when he arrived at Sobibor. And his plan was executed on October 14, 1943.

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Jewish lieutenant in the Soviet army who organized and successfully led the revolt in the Nazi death camp of Sobibor