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Describe the Impact: Help led to more jews to rebail agints the natzi adding more power to the rebai

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

"I'm very proud of what I did all those years," he says. "The reality was we had nothing to lose, and our way to survive was to fight."

Frank Blaichman's memoir, Rather Die Fighting, was published in 2009 by Arcade Publishing.
http://www.jewishpartisans.org/partisans/frank-blaichman

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The Act of Resistance  in October 1942, when the Judenrat (Jewish councils forced to carry out Nazi orders) informed the Jews of Kamionka that they were going to be “resettled” in a ghetto in Lubartow, Frank escaped and hid in a bushy area outside of town. He was determined not to be imprisoned in the ghetto, even if it meant never seeing his family again. Frank knew many friendly non-Jewish farmers in the area. One of them invited him into his home, where the family greeted Frank warmly and fed him despite the German policy to shoot any Poles who gave assistance to Jews in any way.

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The Act of Resistance: Notes, Details, Dates, Important Facts:

Young Frank immediately began taking daring risks in an effort to help his parents and his six brothers and sisters survive. The family needed some way to make money, so Blaichman took to the road illegally. Blaichman, who had learned Polish from customers at his grandmother’s store, rode his bicycle from neighboring farms and villages to Lubartow (six miles to the east) and Lublin (12 miles to the south) and began to buy and sell whatever goods he was able to obtain. Passing as a Pole, Frank bought honey, chickens, butter, grains, and meat from the farmers and sold these products in the cities, where he would buy tobacco, yarn, and saccharin to sell back to the farmers. The risks of traveling without papers or the required Star of David armband were enormous, but life for Jews in Nazi-occupied Poland was already precarious. https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/resistance-during-holocaust/frank-blaichman-s-biography

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Background Information:  Who, What, When, and Where Born in the small town of Kamionka, Poland, on December 11, 1922, Frank Blaichman was 16 years old when the German army invaded the western and central parts of Poland in September 1939. The Blaichman family were among several hundred Jews living in the town. They were merchants; his grandmother owned a grocery store, and his father made a living buying grain from farmers in the area, selling it in nearby towns and in the city of Lublin. That was about to change. https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/resistance-during-holocaust/frank-blaichman-s-biography

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https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/resistance-during-holocaust/frank-blaichman-s-biography