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On December 22, the JFO group was to make a series of attacks on Germans, throwing grenades into three cafés Where German officers did work. In result the German authorities launched a massive manhunt to find the resistance fighters. Leibovich wascaptured, he escaped but was captured again, taken to Plaszow and killed.

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What was the result in making Connection with other groups?

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What was the result in making Connection with other groups?

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In October 1942, the Akiva movement and the Dror movement combined together. The Dror movement was lead by Abraham Leibovich. Combined together the name of the group was the Jewish Fighting Organization(JFO). Together they sabotaged rail lines, raided German warehouses, and attacked german soldiers.

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He launched another attack on the Germans, inflicting pain on many Germans. On December 24, 1942 Liebeskind was caught in the headquarters bunker and killed in a hand to hand fight.

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On December 22, the JFO group was to make a series of attacks on Germans, throwing grenades into three cafés Where German officers did work. In result the German authorities launched a massive manhunt to find the resistance fighters. Leibovich wascaptured, he escaped but was captured again, taken to Plaszow and killed.

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What was the result in making Connection with other groups?

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What was the result in making Connection with other groups?

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In October 1942, the Akiva movement and the Dror movement combined together. The Dror movement was lead by Abraham Leibovich. Combined together the name of the group was the Jewish Fighting Organization(JFO). Together they sabotaged rail lines, raided German warehouses, and attacked german soldiers.

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In what way did Liebeskind support the Jewish Underground?

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In what way did Liebeskind support the Jewish Underground?

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He gave out leaflets and arranges money transfers to the members of the underground.

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He worked along side with Aharon Liesbeskind, was the head member of the Koapaliny training program and was credited for saying, "the Jewish fighters are fighting for three lines in history." He also was responsible for making connections with other groups to have a more powerful group.

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How did the Akiva Movement group respond to the Jews forced deportation to the death camp ?

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How did the Akiva Movement group respond to the Jews forced deportation to the death camp ?

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They were unhappy and responsed with armed resistance against the Nazis

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Why did he get involved in the movement?

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Why did he get involved in the movement?

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He was convinced that the Jews wouldn't survive under the Nazis and he wanted to do everything he could to get them from under the Nazis control.

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Where was his program that supported the Jewish underground located?

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Where was his program that supported the Jewish underground located?

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It was located in the Krakow area including its headquarters.

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When did he get the power to promote the Jewish Underground activities?

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When did he get the power to promote the Jewish Underground activities?

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December 1940 Liebeskind was made the leader of an agricultural and vocational training program and he used that position to support the activities.

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He helped as many of his people as he could escape and not have to live under the Nazies rule and also inflicted pain on many Germans.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkzRHxd_4ZE

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Aharon Liebeskind was a Jewish Underground Leader. He was born in Zabierzow, a village near Krakow in 1912. After studying law at Krakow University he became a secretary of the Akiva movement in 1938 and he was only fourteen.

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2 of 2 websites used to research background information

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2 of 2 websites used to research background information

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https://www.ushmm.org/research/the-center-for-advanced-holocaust-studies/miles-lerman-center-for-the-study-of-jewish-resistance/medals-of-resistance-award/jewish-fighters-in-the-cracow-ghetto

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1 of 2 websites used to research background information

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1 of 2 websites used to research background information

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http://www.holocaustresearchproject.org/revolt/liebeskind.html

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https://www.google.com/search?q=a+quote+about+going+against+the+nazies&rlz=1CALEAL_enUS790&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjE3Mf84I_aAhVSulMKHbRGB4wQ_AUICigB&biw=1366&bih=629&safe=active&ssui=on#imgrc=j7j0HeKpnXkFdM: