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Translation of Sefer Dembitz
Edited by: D. Leibl, Association of former residents of Debica
Published in Tel Aviv, 1964 (Hebrew, 296 pages)
Acknowledgments
Project Coordinators
Marc Seidenfeld and
Our sincere appreciation to Mayer Goldman and Menachem Ofer, of the Dembica Landmanshaft in Israel,
This is a translation from: Sefer Dembitz (The Book of Dembitz), ed. by D. Leibl,
Association of former residents of Debica, Tel Aviv, 1964 (Hebrew, 296 page).
Note: The original book can be seen online at the NY Public Library site: Debica
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This book was published through the efforts of the organization of Dembitz emigres in Israel, which was founded in 5711 (1950-1951). The members are: Ruchama Bornstein, Yehuda Gruenspan, Fruma Grosman (Salomon), Pinchas Sommer, Aka (Rivka) Zilbershatz, Asher Salomon, Yitzchak Freiman, Rivka Shenker, Matilda Siedlisker, Reuven Siedlisker, Chaim Shneps – organized by Daniel Leibel.
The Book of Dembitz attempts to portray the city as it was without any ideological censorship. It does not claim to exhaust the task, it is sufficient if it succeeds in establishing a memorial for our birthplace and for the Jewish life that was cut off by the enemy.
The essays and lists are in Hebrew or Yiddish, in whichever language they were originally written, with the exception of the chapter on the history of the community at the beginning, and the chapter on the Holocaust at the end, which appear both in Hebrew and Yiddish.
Published by Achdut company, Tel Aviv.
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