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On Both Sides Of The Wall: A Resistance FighterS Firsthand Account Of The Warsaw Ghetto
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The Essential New Edition Of One Of The Earliest Eyewitness Accounts Of The Holocaust And The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, On Both Sides Of The Wall, Which Recounts One WomanS Harrowing Experiences As A Courier For The Jewish Underground, Is A Testament To The Ordinary Men And Women Who Mustered The Courage To ResistDespite The OddsIn Defense Of Human Freedom And Dignity.With Exclusive New Photographs And Material.Introduction By Elie Wiesel, Holocaust Survivor, Author, And Nobel Laureateforeword By Samuel D. Kassow, Holocaust Historian And Author Of Who Will Write Our History?Afterword By Judy Batalion, New York Times Bestselling Author Of The Light Of Daysvladka Meed, Born Feigele Peltel, Was Just A Teenager When The Germans Invaded Poland In 1939. Increasingly Devastated By The Deportation And Murder Of 300,000 JewsIncluding Her Mother, Brother, And SisterWho Were Sent From Warsaw To The Death Camp Of Treblinka, She Heeded The Call For Armed Resistance, Joining The Jewish Fighting Organization (Zob), Established In Warsaw In July 1942.With Her Typically Aryan Looks And Fluency In Polish, Vladka Could Pose As A Gentile, So The Zob Asked Her To Live On The Aryan Side Of The Wall And Serve As A Courier. In This Role, She Smuggled Weapons Across The Wall, Helped Jewish Children Escape From The Ghetto, Assisted Jews Hiding In The City, And Established Contact With Both Jews In The Labor Camps And The Partisans In The Forest.First Published In Yiddish By The Educational Committee Of The WorkmenS Circle In New York In 1948, On Both Sides Of The Wall Was Based On A Series Of 27 Articles Vladka Wrote In The YiddishLanguage Jewish Daily Forward (Forverts) In 194647. In This Revised Translation, Which Includes Exclusive, New Material And Photographs, VladkaS Son, Dr. Steven D. Meed, Captures The Vibrancy And Passion Of His MotherS Original Yiddish Text, Preserving The Testimony And Memory Of This Valiant Woman For A New Generation Of Readers.
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