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in five exercise books what he encountered and what moved him. In the first year briefly and at large intervals, then more and more frequently and in greater detail, the sensitive boy described the measures taken by the
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in 1939, Rubinowicz was no longer allowed to attend school. His teacher met his mother in secret, gave her assignments and corrected the boy's exercise books. She also advised the boy to keep a diary. Dawid was twelve years old when he started his diary on 21 March 1940. From then on he wrote down
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which counted seven Jewish families before the war. David’s father ran a small dairy farm. In 1933 Dawid started school. He was a good student and the testimony books from those years have been preserved. In May 1937 the only surviving photo was taken with Dawid
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In August 1957, Dawid's notebooks were found in an attic by Helena and
Artemiusz Wołczyk. In October 1957 they began to read the diary on the local radio. In the fall of 1959, they sent Dawid's notes to the Warsaw journalist Maria Jarochowska, who immediately published them. They first appeared in
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What little Dawid describes may seem incomprehensible and ghostly to some today – but it is a reflection of a reality that millions of Poles and Jews went through in those difficult years. Anyone who reads the simple words, the simple sentences of the suffering, so very personable
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The first book edition appeared in Warsaw in the spring of 1960, and the German translation a little later. Since then, Dawid's diary has been translated into numerous languages.
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In mid-September 1942, the Jews were herded into the
Bodzentyn market square, which was intended as the assembly point. The next day the long procession of the doomed left for
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Sprechplatte (Regie: Charlotte
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used it as an occasion to appeal to his compatriots to make all records and diaries from the time of the occupation available to the public. He wrote:
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Dokumentarfilm (Buch: Walther Petri und Konrad Weiß, Kamera: Michael Lösche, Regie: Konrad Weiß). DEFA Studio für
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no other written documents from this period, only the memories of his teacher
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little boy will undoubtedly say: Never again! Never again a time of human contempt, never again an era of incinerators
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Nachwort von Walther Petri. Aus dem Polnischen von Stanisław Zyliński. Der Kinderbuchverlag, Berlin 1985.
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Das Dreivierteljahr des David Rubinowcz als Theaterstück im Gärtnerplatztheater München
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