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By Jillian Sauv
The Jews who had escaped and were not apart of the
Jewish partisans formed the Jewish Family Camp. This is
where they supplied the partisans with boots and armed
protection.
Jewish partisans
Were not fighting
for nationalism or
anti-fascism.
Fighting for their
lives
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