Frank Blaichman by CHRISTIAN FEIGHTNER

Websites Based off of relevant background information

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https://www.facinghistory.org/resource-library/frank-blaichmans-biography

www.jewishpartisans.org

The acts of resistance and the impact.

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Frank Blaichman was 16 years old when the German army invaded the western and central parts of Poland in September 1939.
In the woods, he discovered an encampment of more than 100 Jews sheltered in small bunkers
Early in 1943, Frank’s unit grew to 60 members when they joined forces with refugees from the town of Markuszow.
Frank was the youngest platoon commander in the expanded unit and even was selected to escort the future prime minister of Poland
The impact: Frank Blaicheman encouraged and helped Jewish men form a defence unit towards the Germans.

A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A photo relative to Frank Blaichman's Resistance.

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A song about the Holocaust.

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The words “Never Again” when spoken about the Holocaust invoke a sentiment that is far reaching.

Extra Videos about Frank Blaichmen

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"This 78-minute film weaves together excerpts from testimonies of Holocaust survivors recorded in 1993. These Jewish men and women are from countries of both eastern and western Europe and secular and religious backgrounds. They share how they struggled to live, cope, and maintain their humanity under extreme conditions of deprivation, terror, and mass murder. Some survived in hiding, others in Nazi camps. Some evaded deportations to death camps to join the anti-Nazi resistance or engaged in acts of sabotage as forced laborers. Some benefited from that all too rare assistance offered by non-Jews to help hunted Jews. Three of them lived to tell an extraordinary escape story. Regardless of their situation, everyone required not only physical strength but also, as some would say, luck, in order to survive. They also exhibited remarkable resilience and relied on inner courage, even after many of their family members had been killed."

https://www.britannica.com/video/effect-life-activities-Jewish-World-War-II/-192260 This is also a very good educational video

A important Quote Stated by Frank Blaichmen.

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“I'm very proud of what I did all those years.... 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.