May God Avenge Their Blood

Rachmil Bryks was author of seven Yiddish-language books and contributed extensively to the Yiddish press. Yermiyahu Ahron Taub is a poet, writer, and translator, and is the recipient of the 2012 Yiddish Book Center Translation Prize and the 2014–2017 Modern Language Association’s Fenia and Yaakov Leviant Memorial Prize in Yiddish Studies.

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• I.Those Who Didn’t SurviveA Letter from Nobel Laureate S.Y. AgnonII.The FugitivesMy Sacred Obligation by Hinde BryksA Few Observations by Berl Kagan1.This Is How It All Began2.Fugitives3.A Gas Nightmare4.I Take Flight5.Warsaw Bound6.My Return to Lódz7.In German Captivity8.Theft, Torment, Murders9.We’re Transferred to Germany10. We’re Taken from the Camp—But Where?11. In a Camp Near Kraków12. In Camp Kobiezshin13.Freedom Gained14.In Skarzysko-Kamienna—New Troubles15.In Koluszki 16.We Arrive in Lódz17.At Home with Mordecai Gebirtig18.Visit to Josef WulfIII.From Agony to Life1.Deportation to Auschwitz2.Transport to Germany3.In Other Concentration Camps4.The Wild Beast5.The First Weeks6.Laundry Day7.A Gallows8.New Germans, New Troubles9. Episodes and Characters10.Return to Camp Braunschweig11.In Camp Wattenstadt12.From “Switzerland” to a Death Camp13.We’re LiberatedPapa, As I Remember Him by Bella Bryks-