Partisans Bielski
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Les Partisans Bielski sont un groupe de partisans juifs (Бељскй Отряд) qui a sauvé d'autres Juifs de l'extermination et a lutté contre les occupants nazis dans les environs de Nowogródek et Lida en Pologne occupée (aujourd'hui Biélorussie) lors de l'occupation par le Troisième Reich.
Sous leur protection, environ 1 200 Juifs ont survécu à la Seconde Guerre mondiale, ce qui en fait l'une des plus efficaces missions de sauvetage de l'Holocauste[1]. Le groupe a passé plus de deux ans dans les forêts et a été organisé à l'initiative de membres de la famille Bielski : Tuvia, Alexander, Asael et Aron.
Cette histoire a été adaptée dans le film Les Insurgés (2008) de Edward Zwick, basée sur le roman Defiance de Nechama Tec.
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Bielski-Partisanen — Die Bielski Partisanen waren eine Gruppe jüdischer Flüchtlinge, die unter Führung der Brüder Tuvia, Asael und Zusja Bielski während des Zweiten Weltkrieges als Partisanen im östlichen Teil Polens (heute: Weißrussland) zu überleben suchten und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Asael Bielski — Born 1908 Died 1945 (aged 36–37) Known for Bielski partisans Relatives Tuvia Bielski, brother Alexander Zeisal Bielski, brother Aron Bielski, brother Asael Bielski (1908 – 1945) (pronounced … Wikipedia
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Tuvia Bielski — (1906 1987) fue el líder del grupo partisano “Hermanos Bielski”, que estaban situados en el bosque Naliboki en la Segunda República Polaca (actual Bielorrusia), durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Su objetivo como líder no era atacar caminos y… … Wikipedia Español
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