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Born in Zabierzow, a village near Krakow in 1912. He studied law at Krakow University.

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In 1938 he became secretary of the Akiva movement, which he had joined at the age of fourteen. In early 1939 he was appointed national secretary of Akiva and went to live in Warsaw, although he kept his home in Krakow as well, and continued to lead the movement there. He utilised his position to promote the activities of the Jewish underground in the city, which he had founded and led.

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Liebeskind also arranged for the financing of the Kopaliny training farm, headed by Shimshon Draenger, which served as a cover for underground operations. His post enabled him to move around and thereby to maintain and strengthen contact with fellow members in various locations. They inflicted many casualties on the Germans.

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Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and Link and Title of Informational Website

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Quotable Quotes, Survivor’s Story, and Link and Title of Informational Website

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“The Jewish fighters are fighting for three lines in history.”-Symbaloo http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/liebeskind.html

“There is no going back on our path. We are not marching toward life, but toward death. But thanks to us, the history books of our nation may include several lines about the Jewish youth that did not go as lambs to slaughter, but rather rose and fought for its honor and the honor of its humiliated people. These lines (three lines in history) are worth dying for.” (Source: Gusta Davidson, ‘Justyna’s Narrative’, The Last Supper)

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https://www.pbs.org/video/the-warsaw-ghetto-uprising-rqo5hi/

Aharon’s group, Akiva, was apart of the Warsaw ghetto uprising.

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The first picture is a picture of Aharon Liebeskind. The second picture is of people honoring him at his memorial after he died.

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The first picture is a picture of Aharon Liebeskind. The second picture is of people honoring him at his memorial after he died.

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Aharon was in a resistance group,Akiva, around the Krakow Ghetto. He helped lots of people get out of the Ghetto. He helped in many uprisings throughout the ghettos. His group led many uprisings such as the, Cyganeria Cafe Attacks, and raids on trains.