Dabrowa Bialostocka, Poland

Dubrowa:
Memorial to a Shtetl
(Dąbrowa Białostocka, Poland)

53°40' / 23°21'

Written by: Michael A. Nevins

Spring Valley, New York 2000

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Dubrowa: Memorial to a Shtetl
Written by: Michael A. Nevins, Published in: Spring Valley, New York 2000. pp 38

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Dubrowa (Dabrowa Bialostocka) Updated	i
Remembering the Children	ii
Remarks by Michael Nevins at Cemetery Rededication. June 27, 1995	iv

Dedication	1
Introduction	3
Early Geopolitical History	5
Jewish Life in Dubrowa	8
Between the World Wars	14
Two Survivors Recall the Holocaust	18
Aftermath	22
Grodno	24
The Extended Family	26
Irgun Jotzei Dombrowan/Grodno	30
List of Holocaust victims	32
The Nevins Family Story	34
Dubrowa (a poem)	36
Acknowledgement of Sources	37
Additional Readings of Interest	38

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