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Aharon Liebeskind was born in Zabierzow, a village near Krakow in 1912, and he studied law at Krakow University. 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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Using couriers like Hela Schüpper, the leaders of this group established contact with other Jewish resistance groups in Warsaw, Tarnow, and Rzeszow, obtained valuable information, and smuggled weapons back into the ghetto. They sent commando groups out into the nearby forests to link up with the partisans and set up a forgery workshop, under Shimson Draenger, to create false papers and documents. An especially close tie existed between Liebeskind and Shimson Draenger of the Dror movement, and the two became the commanders of the resistance organisation, the Fighting Organisation of the Pioneering Jewish Youth.

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Liebeskind aim was to launch a large-scale attack on the Germans inside Krakow. On  22 December 1942, He-Haluts ha-Lohem and the Jewish unit of the PPR attacked German targets in Krakow. They inflicted many casualties on the Germans, but following the attack, the headquarters and most of the members of He-Haluts ha- Lohem fell into German hands. The picture shows bodies of murdered Jews laid out under German guard in the Krakow ghetto

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Aharon Liebeskind was also credited with saying that, “the Jewish fighters are fighting for three lines in history.” He initiated the established of a broadly based fighting organisation in Krakow, forging ties with the other leaders of the youth organisations in the city.

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On the 24 December 1942 Liebeskind was caught in the headquarters bunker and killed in a hand-to-hand fight.

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I could not find any songs or podcast that were made by him but this was the one that felt most connected to him.