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SPEAKING VOLUMES; Into the Woods

Leiter, Robert
Jewish Exponent
03-02-2006
Ponary Diary: 1941-1943, recently published by Yale University Press, is
all of 145 pages long, yet it took me weeks and weeks to finish. Its
subtitle points to why: A Bystander's Account of a Mass Murder. The diary
is the work of Kazimierz Sakowicz, a Polish journalist who lived in the
village of Ponary, not far from Wilno -- also known as Vilnius, while for
Jews, it was always Vilna, a cultural center often called "the Jerusalem of
Lithuania." Sakowicz was an eyewitness to the murder of Jews from the
surrounding area, carried out by the Nazis and their Lithuanian
collaborators, with the majority of the bodies dumped into large pits on
the outskirts of ...

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