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The Obama administration will try to revive its push for tighter restrictions on firearms, almost two months after legislation seen as the best hope for gun control went down to defeat in the Senate.
The effort got an extra boost on Wednesday as families of children and educators killed at Newtown returned to Capitol Hill ahead of the six-month anniversary of the shootings to plead with lawmakers not to forget their loved ones.
"It's been the longest six months of my entire life, but also the shortest. Time becomes completely irrelevant in some respects," said Nicole Hockley, who lost her son, six-year-old Dylan, in the Dec. 14 shooting.
Nicole Hockley, mother of a Newtown shooting victim, and Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va., talk about their push for gun reform legislation in America.
"Six months, six minutes, six years -- a marathon already," said Bill Sherlach, who lost his wife. "We really have no choice, because I'll spend the rest of my life without my wife."
They spoke during a meeting with Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., who spearheaded the background check compromise that failed to pass the Senate in April.
They insist that momentum for new gun control laws hasn't faded. But Congress is largely consumed by an emerging immigration reform debate -- and Manchin couldn't say whether there would be another gun vote this year, or even before the end of this congressional session at the end of 2014.
Still, Vice President Joe Biden has vowed to keep pushing for new legislation, inviting gun violence groups to a meeting at the White House on June 17.
"I personally haven't given up, nor has the president," Biden told reporters on Capitol Hill on Monday.
The administration's renewed effort will be fought on several fronts: at the White House, on Capitol Hill, and in key states and congressional districts throughout the country.
The families also met today with House GOP leaders, whose discretion will be key in determining whether any gun proposal even comes up for a vote in the House, should a bill make it out of the Senate.
"The families have asked to meet with us," House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said on Wednesday ahead of the meeting. "Our hearts and souls go out to these families and the tragedy they've all been through."
It's the first time Boehner will meet with the Newtown families.
On Thursday, the families will hold a press conference outside of the Capitol with senior lawmakers to mark the six-month anniversary of the shootings.
It's unclear, though, whether the intervening two months since the last vote in Congress on gun control has changed the politics of the issue very much. In that vote, the Senate fell six votes short of the 60 they needed to advance a more modest, bipartisan gun control proposal that would have expanded background checks to firearms sales online and at gun shows. Gone from the package were proposed bans on assault weapons, and high-capacity magazines.
The proposal that the Senate scuttled remains broadly popular; a New York Times/CBS News poll earlier this month found that 69 percent of Americans – including 58 percent of Republicans – said that Congress should pass the expanded background check proposal if it comes up for another vote.
Politico Playbook: NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg is digging in his heels on gun control and asking Democratic donors in New York to not support four Democratic senators who voted against reform. Politico's Mike Allen discusses.
In the two months since the vote, proponents of gun control have sought to ratchet up the pressure on key lawmakers. Mayors Against Illegal Guns, the pro-gun control group founded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, ran ads targeting key senators like Mark Pryor, D-Ark., and Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., for voting against the bipartisan proposal ("Manchin-Toomey") in April.
The results have been mixed.
In Pryor's case, he sought to turn the attack back toward his advantage, launching his own re-election campaign ad declaring his independence from "the mayor of New York City." Ayotte became more of a lightning rod, as gun control advocates swarmed her town hall meetings during a recess, while the National Rifle Association ran ads in her state lionizing the first-term senator.
Bloomberg's group makes up the third front on which the renewed push for gun control will be fought.
Mayors Against Illegal Guns announced Wednesday that it planned a summer bus tour that would make at least 25 stops in key states and districts across the country, with the goal of galvanizing support for new gun control proposals.
"When senators vote down a bill with such overwhelming support among the public, there is going to be a sense of outrage. And we've seen that outrage since April 17," said John Feinblatt, an adviser to Bloomberg. "I think Americans feel as though Congress did not represent them on April 17."
Bloomberg is also looking to target lawmakers where it maybe hurts the most: their bank accounts.
The mayor wrote Democratic donors in New York – one of the largest wellsprings of campaign donations – urging them to refuse supporting Democratic senators who had voted against the Manchin-Toomey proposal.
"It is usual practice for elected officials all over this country to make New York once of their first stops in scooping up donations for their campaigns," Feinblatt said. "Mayor Bloomberg thought it was important that Donors in New York be made aware of votes that senators took on April 17 to deny the Manchin-Toomey bill."
Manchin said that Bloomberg's efforts weren't as effective as they could be, though he declined to criticize the mayor's efforts.
"I need help in going into gun regions such as West Virginia and all over this country to tell the law abiding gun owners actually what this will do for them," Manchin said. "There's going to be an election in 2014 - that's the time."
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Sometimes "good" isn't good enough. If it was, a certain A/V receiver would have been on many a home theater enthusiast's wish list for Christmas 2008. Instead of rushing to market with a product that just passed muster, Pioneer took a step back and worked on making a better component, one to spearhead its Elite A/V receiver lineup. The resulting Elite SC-27 was born after several years in development. Pioneer's marketing manager Dave Bales described it as a receiver designed by committee, with input from THX and certification from Air Studios in London. Good wasn't good enough, though, for the SC-27 – even after receiving certification from THX, Pioneer spent another year bettering the amp before introducing it to the market.
When I spoke with Bales, he was clearly enthused and proud of the SC-27, and believes this second-generation ICE Powered Class-D amp is the wave of the future, sporting a "green" amplifier design that is significantly more energy efficient. The SC-27 is a statement-making receiver, with a dazzling, if not dizzying array of options; however, the message I came away with was if it didn't sound great it wasn't good enough. "Turn it up, and listen to the dynamics and punch," Bales suggested. And I did – a lot.
First Impressions & Setup
I've always found Pioneer's Elite components to be visually stunning and built to last. The SC-27 is no different. It features a gorgeous glossy black front plate and a design to match. When I first unpacked the nearly 41-pound behemoth, I was shocked to see a phono input on the back, among the many inputs and jacks. I mentioned this to Bales, who told me Pioneer recognized the resurgence of vinyl and the format's devoted following. Cool. At first glance, the SC-27 seems like an unwieldy beast that could take many hours to setup. But don't let its capabilities and 154-page operating instruction manual scare you. For such an option-studded machine and lengthy accompanying tome, the SC-27 is fairly straightforward to get up and running.
I asked Bales if the design team takes setup into account, realizing that technology can be a double-edged sword. He asserted that above the $500 price point, one has to build to the highest common denominator. The customer who drops $2K on an SC-27 is very likely a serious audio and video hobbyist and expects bells and whistles and fine-tuning options not available on lesser models. Bales also admitted that the majority of users will utilize maybe five or six inputs and call it good. Certainly, one can get crazy deep into the menus and sub-menus, but the receiver can also be fully customized and ready to play in 10 to 15 minutes. But allow a few hours to get speakers in place, connect wires and cables and just to get acquainted with the SC-27's operations.
I have to commend Pioneer for publishing one of the best set of operating instructions I've come across. Yes it's a tome at 154 pages, but it's thoughtfully done and features explicit diagrams for nearly every possible connection. Whether you're working with HDMI-compatible gear, an older DVD player, VCR, cassette deck, cable TV box or other equipment, you'll find a solution in the instructions.
A graphical-user-interface walks you through setup and does most of the thinking. The SC-27 has a default 7.1 surround setup that I used – almost – I went with two front speakers, two surrounds and two back surrounds, instead of going with a center channel speaker. Once everything was in place, it was time to employ the MCACC (Multi-Channel AcoustiC Calibration) Room Tuning feature. I set the supplied microphone where I would be doing the majority of my watching/listening. The receiver emits a series of test tones – white noise, ambient, waveforms and EQ – to adjust to, calibrate and optimize the listening area's acoustics. Connecting a PC via the RS-232 connector enables users to transfer 3D graphs of reverb, group delay characteristics and other MCACC parameters to a computer for detailed review.
One connection curiosity: The SC-27 has a detachable power cord, and the instructions warn against using any power cord other than the one supplied with the unit. I'm not sure why this is. If someone wants to swap to an audiophile-grade cord to maximize performance, he or she should be able to do so. And I can't discern any why the receiver wouldn't work in such a configuration.
Cool Features
In the relatively short timeframe that the SC-27 was in my hands, I was challenged to test all that it can do; this is a receiver that can keep you busy for many days as it is integrated with about every technology imaginable. A complete spec list is beyond the scope of this review, but I want to highlight some notable features:
• A remote that is functional and intuitive. Once you're setup, it's easy to make adjustments on the fly. If you don't read anything else in the manual, read the bits about the remote. Life will be easy.
• Supports input of Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS, High bit-rate audio, DVD-Audio, SACD, Video CD and Super VCD
• HDMI 48-bit Deep Color signal transfer
• 5 HDMI inputs
• More than a dozen surround sound formats
• Can power three independent systems via Multi-Zone connections
• Synchronized operation with KURO LINK-compatible components
• The iPod/USB terminal makes it possible to access and control the contents of an iPod/iPhone or jump drive with the receiver's remote. You don't even need to turn on the TV, as the SC-27's GUI will highlight the contents directly on the Character display. As well, the USB interface reads MP3, WMA, WAV and JPEF file formats.
• An HDMI input terminal on the receiver's front panel enables users to connect HDMI-equipped video cameras with a single cable.
• Numerous defeatable optional inputs permit true customization for each user.
• Stream music, photos and video from a networked computer hard drive. A LAN terminal allows for easy networking, accessing Internet radio, music-subscription services, audio files stored on a networked computer or media servers connected to the same LAN.
• An enhanced room calibration channels everything to focus on one sweet spot.
• XM and Sirius Satellite Radio ready.
Lackluster Features
Overall, the SC-27's design and build impressed me; however, I was disappointed with the speaker terminals. They are little more than plastic connectors that seem under-engineered for a $2,000 receiver. Often, the biggest pain in setting up a multi-channel system involves connecting the array of bare speaker wires – trying to thread each into the gaps between the terminals. I would strongly suggest using cables terminated with banana plugs to facilitate easier connection and disconnection with these.
Listening & Watching
It's tempting to treat A/V receivers differently than dedicated audio amplifiers. One could argue that the A/V receiver has so many duties that it could be excused for not offering optimal sound. The Elite SC-27 doesn't take that cop; rather, it can stand tall on sound alone, thanks to a Wolfson WM8740, 24-bit/192kHz DAC. Conversely, a Burr-Brown sample rate converter polishes analog and digital signals, effectively scaling all sources to 24-bit/192kHz.
With seven channels capable of pumping out 140 watts per, the SC-27 has the power to deliver the goods. With such wattage available, one can go far beyond usual pre-packaged home speakers and customize the surround setup using practically any speaker grouping. I used my DCM KX-10s as fronts, a pair of Athena AS-B1s as my surrounds and tucked a pair of Role Audio Kayak's behind for surround back left and rights. I wanted to see how using three pairs of different – but all very good – speakers would play out. Big, bold and powerful sound flooded my listening/viewing area.
The SC-27 knocked me out with its broad soundstage – even in 2-channel stereo – and clean, detailed presentation. This is not just an excellent A/V receiver, it's an excellent piece of audio gear that I could easily live with as my main amplifier. The sound is warm and cozy but not like an old blanket that makes you want to cuddle up for a nap. Rather, the SC-27 is like a perfect cup of black coffee – balanced, rich and heady without dilution from cream or sugar.
Indigenous' 2008 release, Broken Lands, was a monster played through the SC-27. The already-heavy blast of blues-rock came roaring out of the speakers, with loads of presence and immediacy. If Pioneer is looking for one disc to demonstrate the receiver's 2-channel capabilities, Broken Lands could be it.
Keeping with the blues theme, I played Back Door Slam's debut, Roll Away, and was jazzed to hear guitarist Davy Knowles' Stratocaster growl through the speakers. One might expect such a powerhouse to have good low-end presence, and the Pioneer does. I was never even tempted to adjust the default tone controls over bass and treble. The SC-27 has a balanced sound that "energizes" what passes through it.
As good as redbook CD sounded through the SC-27, SACD was even better – I'd say special. I sometimes feel sheepish touting the same SACDs over again, but I tend to test a handful of favorites because I know them very well and have good memory of the respective sounds. Elton John's Honky Chateau has never sounded better – air around instruments, definition of instruments and overall detail were stunning, particularly considering the disc was being played on my – by today's standards – ancient Yamaha universal player, now more than 4 years old.
I popped in my DTS 5.1 DVD-Audio of the Moody Blues' Days Of Future Passed and turned up the volume. The opening track, "The Day Begins," features orchestration that sounds alternately cheery like a Thanksgiving Parade before being subsumed into pensive darkness. My wife was sitting on the couch listening with me, and I watched as a smile formed on her face. "It sounds like we're in a concert hall," she said. As woodwinds and strings danced through the air around us, and the melody for "Nights In White Satin" was repeated by the orchestra, I had to admit this was the best playback of the disc I had heard.
Thrilling with music, the SC-27 also kicks butt with movies. The 1995 film Heat, pits Al Pacino and Robert De Niro against one another in a cop-versus-criminal drama. I don't know how many rounds of ammo were used in the filming, but it made for an explosive experience. One shoot-out after a bank heist would make even the most ardent firearms' supporter blush. I think I ducked on more than one occasion. However, it was getting airborne that brought the scene into my lap: Pacino's character is in a helicopter flying through Los Angeles, and the sound of the chopper was so realistic that it seemed the machine was passing straight overhead. The colors were superb – with that HD quality that makes watching sometimes better than being there – and this was DVD, not Blu-ray. I liked the pairing of the Pioneer with the 37-inch Panasonic Viera TC-37LZ800, an unsung LCD HDTV that kept up admirably with the Elite SC-27.
One could never confuse Rush Hour 2 and the pairing of Jackie Chan with Chris Tucker as anything more than sophomoric combat comedy. But the film is a feast of fists, feet and fighting, with near non-stop action. Films like Rush Hour 2 are meant to be enjoyed with big sound and big effects, and the SC-27 didn't disappoint. Since there is no "stun" setting, I chose the "Action" setting from the receiver's Advanced Surround menu and sat back for some karate kicks. Although the sound of a movie punch is always exaggerated, the shattering of glass had that shrill approach and decay of a window being broached with a baseball. You gotta love Chan at the film's end when he doesn't have the heart to shoot his enemy with a pistol. Instead, he ends up sending the poor sod through a window and plummeting several stories to roof of a taxi.
I mentioned the SC-27 having a phono stage, so I hooked up a Sony PSLX350H turntable that was outfitted with an almost new Audio-Technica 71ELC cartridge – a very modest record playing system. And that's what I got back – very modest and un-involving sound. Led Zeppelin IV failed to get my blood pumping the way it usually does, so I swapped the Sony for my old Thorens TD-145 sporting an Ortofon Super OM20 – a cartridge of certainly higher pedigree and output. It was better but not what I would want to listen to on a daily basis. Good to have it, but the phono section didn't knock me out – about the only thing that didn't.
Final Thoughts
The Elite SC-27 impressed me first and foremost for its macho sound without the attitude. It's an A/V receiver that straddles both sides of the fence with equal strength. For great sound, theater-like movie experiences and a remarkably easy-to-use interface, the SC-27 will be tough to beat in this price range or even above. Here today, here to stay. As Roy Orbison sang, "Anything you want, you got it." That's what you get here, today, with Pioneer.


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Author Unknown
Translated by Martin Jacobs
Perhaps the most beautiful songs arise from the echo of the indescribable heroism of the Jewish fighters who came from the Jewish towns and swore that German blood would flow unceasingly. They proved that Jewish blood does not cease seething with revenge and can elevate terrible calamity to the level of heroic deeds. These boys and girls from Tarnogrod and Bilgoraj, just like those from Warsaw and Bialystok, like the descendants of the exiles from Spain, would not be Marranos, would not live in subjugation, but with persistent hatred set themselves against their bloodiest enemy. They would no longer listen to the insults of the Nazis, but with the roar of Pour out thy wrath [quoted from the Passover Haggada: Pour out thy wrath upon the nations that know thee not], hunted down the Germans, and so the history of their last days is not a Book of Lamentations [a book in the Bible describing the destruction of Jerusalem] but a Song of Songs [a happy love song in the Bible], a song which is elevated above all heights, tears through all the heavens, and will not be stilled until the end of all generations.
The Jewish youths of Tarnogrod could have had much to tell about the battles that they waged in the ranks of the various partisan units, in the regular Soviet army, and in the Polish army. Unfortunately almost all fell on the battlefield. These heroic fighters continued our people's tradition of heroism. Physical resistance has always been a part of our lives, which have at all times been beset by a sea of hatred, wickedness, and murder.
When the simple village Jew of Likew [probably the village of Łukowa is intended. It is near Tarnogrod] was tortured to get him to betray the shochet [ritual slaughterer], as he knew what awaited the shochet, he willingly accepted the torture himself and the death of his whole family. Conquering his fear of death with great heroism, he kept quiet and allowed the German murderers to kill him.
They lived in the village of Likev. When the Germans arrived they found a slaughtered chicken in his house during a household search. They tortured him to make him betray the shochet, but this simple village Jew bore the tortures and remained silent. For that the Germans shot him and his entire family.
The Adlers possessed amazing heroism. They fought the Germans with an ax and put fear in their hearts, until they were felled by bullets from German machine guns.
The simple Tarnogrod Jews, who bore the taunts and mockery of their neighbors, showed great moral courage, and, despite all reminders did not lose their sense of inner worth. Deep in their hearts they made light of the carousing, powerful, but spiritually impoverished landowners, and the easily incited peasants, who for generations lived with prejudices against their Jewish neighbors. But even in that situation their wild and unruly neighbors knew that the Jew would not turn the other cheek. Not just once did they feel the blows of the Jewish youths when the hooligans attacked defenseless Jews with mass barbarity.
Such were the Jewish youths in Tarnogrod. The Jewish young men were brought up in this spirit. In those terrible days they breathed the air of glorious moral heroism. Looking at the mountain of Jewish dead, they shifted their look to a higher mountain still, that on which shines the sun of a proud Jewish nation, the equal of all.
Heroic Jewish girl from Tarnogrod who fell fighting in the ranks of partisans against the Nazi enemy.
Honor and glory to you, Jewish heroes of the era of slaughter. Your heroic struggles possessed the great superhuman magnificence of the Maccabees, of the martyrs of all generations. This is the power which Jewish revolutionaries, Zionists, socialists, dreamers and fighters for a better world have shown in all times. Your heroism, partisans and fighters at the front, is the Eternal Light in the history of the life and death of the Jews in Tarnogrod. You, heroic warriors of burnt homes, proud conquerors of death, for centuries we will keep your memory alive and make mention of you and repeat like the holiest of oaths the words of our partisan poet:
Wherever a drop of our blood has fallen our heroism and our courage will spring up.
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Acts of Heroism
When historians come to look for material on the terrible Holocaust which descended upon the Jewish people, among which was the dreadful and horrific destruction of the Jews of Tarnogrod and its environs, they will certainly be amazed and astonished at the brilliant pages of supreme Jewish heroism, the heroism of the Jews of Tarnogrod and its environs, heroism without any hope of victory; battles lost from the beginning, daring battles of Jewish heroes in the face of the murder machine of Nazi Germany -- a war for the honor of the Jewish people.
The Jewish youth in Tarnogrod, who felt the destruction and the annihilation even before these happened in the ghetto, did not in any manner or fashion wish to make peace with murder. Immediately upon the entry of the Germans many sought opportunities to escape and fight the Nazi invader. Some set their steps towards the woods, in order to join the partisans; others joined the Russian army.
All of them sacrificed their lives and did not live to celebrate the great victory over the Nazi enemy. The few of us who remain alive have the duty to immortalize their heroism during the war and the Holocaust.
How many are the hidden treasures of heroism in the struggle of these forest dwellers, who arrived there through their own resourcefulness. But information has reached us only about a few. These we immortalize, lest we forget the destruction of the people and the battle with the cruel enemy.
Let us remember the heroes who fell while fighting.
Let us also not forget those who have remained unknown. Individually they crossed boundaries and overcame dangers. In this way they thought to avoid the enemy, but it was not to be, they determined that they could not run away, they had to fight, they enlisted in the Soviet or Polish army, they fought and fell and no trace was left of them, there were no monuments on their graves.
Let us light an eternal lamp in their memory, in memory of the pure martyrs, in memory of the heroism, the sacrifice, and the dedication.
A Monument for Eternal Remembrance!
(H) Escaped from Tarnogrod after the Nazi invasion, enlisted in the army in Russia, fought and fell by a German bullet in the battles for Stalingrad.
(Y) Fell in Russia where he was fighting as a soldier in the Soviet army. A German bullet hit him during the relentless battles in Stalingrad.
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Never Say
|Never say there is only death for you.
Though leadened skies may be concealing days of blue
Because the hour we have hungered for is near;
Beneath our tread the earth shall tremble: We are here!
From land of palm-tree to the far-off land of snow,
We'll have the morning sun to set our day aglow,
This song was written with our blood and not with lead;
So never say that there is only death for you.
Back cover Never say: Hersh Glick, Jewish Partisan Song, trans. Aaron Kramer in Folks- Shtimme (Poland).
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K. Shimoni
Translated by Martin Jacobs
In a bunker where Chava Fefer, two Jewish families from Bilgoraj, and others too, nearly thirty Jews from Tarnogrod, lay hidden, Mrs. Simi Groisman's child began to cry loudly. The Jews hidden there were seized with fear. Not far from the bunker the Germans were running around searching. The German soldier's footsteps were clearly audible above the ceiling. There were also other little children there. It was feared that the crying would become contagious and their hiding place would certainly be uncovered.
The mother of the crying child clasped it to herself and tried in various ways to calm it, but to no avail. The child wouldn't stop crying and, with every passing minute the voices became more and more penetrating and louder. Everywhere people began to murmur and wring their hands with despair: The child will get us all killed. Someone screamed at the mother: Take the child outside, unless you want to have thirty human lives on your conscience.
With every minute the mother grew more and more desperate. Suddenly the child was quiet. There was a fearful silence in the bunker. Everyone guessed what had happened: With her own hands the mother had strangled the child.
The bunker was horribly crowded. In the course of the three days they were there they had shared the last bits of food. The cries of the Jews whom the Germans had found in nearby hiding places were reaching them. On the third day the Germans picked up the trail of the bunker, which was approached by a tangle of corridors. Breaking through the first entrance, the Germans stopped, not daring to go further. Standing in front of the bunker, they called on the Jews to come out.
No one answered. The intention was to create among the German the impression that everyone was dead. The Germans were still possessed by a strange fear and they stood for more than an hour calling to the Jews with friendly voices to come out; nothing would happen to them. In the bunker voices were beginning to be heard in favor of giving up and coming out voluntarily. The majority however maintained that it was senseless to come out, as that would mean death.
With Cleaver And Revolver
Finally the Jews in the bunker became aware that the number of Germans lying in wait at their hiding place was small and the two Adler brothers decided to go out and make a sudden attack on the Germans. They opened a hidden door and the younger brother, who had a loaded revolver, lurched in the direction of the Germans. The older brother was holding a sharpened meat cleaver, which struck more fear into the Germans than the revolver; they began to withdraw.
He hit the first German, who had placed himself in his way, with the cleaver, and killed him on the spot. Immediately after this the second German started shooting his revolver at them. Then the second brother had to defend himself and fired. The second German fell and the two brothers fled across the street with the intention of breaking through the surrounding German lines and escaping from the town.
This was in broad daylight. The Germans went berserk; they ransacked the cellars and attics of Jewish homes. They succeeded in finding many Jewish families, used deception to get them to come out, and drove them into the marketplace in the direction of the huge mass grave. The appearance of the two armed Jews, one with a revolver, the other with a bloodstained cleaver, greatly terrorized the Germans. Even the Jews, depressed as they were, began to shout: Revenge, revenge on the murderers!
Something out of the ordinary was happening among the Germans. At first fear possessed them and they began to retreat. It really seemed that the two Jews would succeed in fighting their way out of the town. But soon the Germans were seen to come to recover their senses; they took up positions with the aim of capturing the Jews alive. Not one shot was fired, but from time to time some one of the Germans attempted to approach the two brothers, but when he saw the threatening cleaver he stopped.
Superhuman Heroism
The circle with which the Germans surrounded the two Jews drew tighter and tighter with every minute. A German officer called to them to give up, but the two brothers advanced silently, and when it finally became clear to the Germans that their victims would not be taken alive, they opened fire.
The older Adler began with great force to clear a way with his cleaver and the younger one covered him with revolver fire. After several minutes of unequal and relentless fighting, the older brother fell, still holding the cleaver. A German policeman immediately ran up to him to tear the cleaver from his hand. He was sure that the Jew was already dead, but just at the moment when the prostrate Jew felt the German over him he suddenly pulled himself up and with extraordinary heroism brought the cleaver down on the head of the German, who fell in a pool of blood. Adler gave his last gasp, as if a gasp of relief, and fell dead, just like a post sawed from the bottom.
Much of the German police unit was focusing its entire attention on this scene and this made younger brother's battle with the Germans easier. The Germans turned a machine gun on him. He ran a zigzag, never leaving out of his sight any of the Germans, who tried to get nearer to him. He succeeded in killing several Germans before entering a side street. At first the Germans did not dare enter the street. Young Adler made use of this fact and with his last strength reached the road leading to the forest. Here he hid for a while, wandering about hungry and in tatters, until he succeeded in reaching a partisan group belonging to General Kovpak's army [Sidor Kovpak was an important leader of the Ukrainian partisans].
This incident made an extraordinary impression on everyone who was in the street at the time. For a long time the Poles in the town spoke of it and told of the superhuman bravery of the two Jews.
The Last Minutes
The Germans were embarrassed and powerless, and did not dare to pursue him into the woods. They let out all their anger on the Jews they had dragged out of this and other bunkers. The Jews were forced to strip naked and run through a lane of whips, which rained down upon their heads and naked bodies. One after another the Jews fell to the ground from the blows and beatings. The Germans did not stop beating and kicking them, but when they saw that the beaten Jews no longer had the strength to get up they shot them and the young Polish gentiles, who the whole time had been helping the Germans in their murderous work, threw the corpses into the waiting wagons and took them away to the open mass grave.
Long after this the brazen Polish boys, with whom the two Ukrainian bandits Serkis and Kotek very zealously worked continued to murder Jews they found. These bandits lived their whole lives in Tarnogrod and became friendly with the Jewish residents, borrowed money from them, and got various favors from them. Now they dragged these same Jewish acquaintances from their hiding places. The bandits answered all their weeping and pleas not to be delivered to their deaths with cynical laughter: Shout, cry to your God to forgive you your sins, these are your last minutes, you are about to join your brothers in hell.
When not one living soul was left in the Jewish houses the hyenas went out to loot them of the last bit of Jewish possessions.
Wild scenes that would make you think of the jungle were then played out. At the beginning the Poles and Ukrainians stuck together and helped each other load up their sacks to the top. Later quarrels and fights began to break out among the bandits themselves.
Alone With Her Brother
Little by little everything grew quiet again. After the terrible wailing an empty stillness prevailed, as in a cemetery. Chava Fefer was alone in her house, hiding under a bed. The Germans suspected that someone was still in the house and shot into all the dark shadowy corners and into the bedclothes. It was a great miracle that none of the bullets hit her. The house filled with feathers and the Germans were convinced that there was no longer a living soul there and in resignation left the house.
Frightened and pale as death, Chava Fefer decided to creep out of her hiding place. She became aware that she was alone, the only survivor in the emptied ghetto. She barely took a step, shaking at every rustle. Suddenly she was startled. In a corner of the yard, near the gate, she noticed a figure, which stood as if pressed into the wall. She started to run away, but just at that moment she heard her name quietly whispered. The figure was her brother.
They embraced each other arms in silence. They would have cried, but their eyes were all dried out. Their words stuck in their throats. They took each other by the hand and moved carefully, like people lost in a dark wood. She remembered the name of a Pole, a close acquaintance of theirs, whom she believed would save them. But at that very moment heavy soldier's boots echoed through the empty street. They stood for a moment frozen with fear. Her brother panicked and without a word began to run back. In despair she wanted to call to him to go on with her, but he had disappeared from her sight and she ran on in a different direction, to the house of the Poles, in whom she placed so much hope.
She finally succeeded in reaching this house. The people there, frightened by her appearance, stood in the open doorway, not knowing what to do. But they let her in and for three weeks hid her in their house.
Her first request was that they find out what happened to her brother. Carefully the Polish people began to creep around every house in the ghetto, looking for a trace of the brother who had disappeared. After long searches they succeeded in finding out that on that same day, immediately after running back to the house, he poisoned himself. The Germans found him dead.
Meeting A Man
Chava Fefer realized the danger in which the Polish people hiding her found themselves. These were good and honest people and she did not want to put their lives at risk. After about three weeks she fled into the woods.
It was on a cold evening at the end of autumn, when, finding herself on the road to Czeplic, she suddenly spied a young man, a Pole, eighteen years old. Fear seized her. In those days young Gentiles stopped fleeing Jews and turned them over to the Germans. Frightened, she looked around for an escape route. As she stood confused the young man approached her. He must have noticed that she was afraid. He began to calm her.
His voice, his polite speech inspired trust. He introduced himself and told her his name was Frantiszek Czapek. As long as he had lived, he said, he had never yet done anyone any harm, and she could be absolutely sure that nothing would happen to her.
They walked along together and he told her the he belonged to the underground and so was forced to hide out at his sister's house. She lived not far from the woods and he believed that she too could hide there. The young Pole did indeed bring her to his sisters'. There she was hidden for several days in the barn.
Every evening the young man brought her bread and water. He was somewhat embarrassed at this and assured her that he too ate the same thing, because he was busy day and night working for the Polish underground. He smuggled weapons for the Polish partisans who were in the near-by woods. In all probability he took no money for this and therefore fed himself very poorly. He really did share his last morsel with the Jewish woman.
After several days the young man announced that he had to go away. He was leaving for Central Poland, which at that time was separated off by a border and was called General Government. Chava Fefer saw no other way than to accompany him, since no one was left who could get her anything to eat.
They set out together on the road and passed the border, and went on until they arrived at the village from which the young man came. For a short time she hid in his parents' house. When it became dangerous, he reached an understanding with the parish priest, who agreed to hide Chava Fefer in the church. She stayed there until the Liberation, when the Soviet army took the village.
[Page 381]
Avraham Haler From My Diary
Translated by Martin Jacobs
On September 1, 1939 a black cloud of fear and anxiety descended on our town. Before our eyes the Polish armies were crushed and the cruel fist of Hitler's gangs began to hang over our heads. The German military entered Likev on the second day of Rosh Hashanah on Friday afternoon. They fired off a few rounds from their machine guns, blindly, but no one was hurt. Immediately the next morning, the Sabbath of Repentance, several German soldiers came into my haberdashery shop and began throwing the merchandise onto the street, where the Christian townspeople immediately gathered and looted it. Whatever it didn't pay for them to take they trampled on and destroyed.
There was a cellar under my shop where I had hidden various goods as well as cigarettes and tobacco. One of my Christian neighbors informed on me about this to the Germans, who broke into my shop and began to beat me furiously. I had to open the cellar and the Germans threw me in and ordered me to hand out the hidden goods. All the time I was handing out the goods, accumulated with years of exhausting labor, the Germans did not stop cursing and threatening me.
[Pages 464-465]
Sender Spiegler
Translated by Tina Lunson
Each word that is written about the dreadful destruction that befell our people, I swallow with great sorrow, and I think that every surviving Jew must from time to time read through a book that tells about the life in the ghetto. We are forbidden to forget the great destruction that has no comparison in the history of human kind.
One must learn about the destruction not only of ones own shtetl [small village], but also of all the towns and villages in Poland. The memorial books and everything in which the murderous Jewish annihilation is spoken of are our keyver oves [graves of our ancestors] because there are no graves for our nearest and dearest with whose ashes the fields around the Hitleristic death camps were fertilized.
This memorial book for our shtetl was written by us alone. Each surviving Tarnogrod Jew brings a brick to the constructions account, to the gravestone to the memory of our martyrs. We tell about the life of our grandfathers and fathers, about the heroic struggle that they conducted for life and about their martyrs deaths. We tell about the persecutions that were done both by the Germans and by the Ukrainians and Poles. We also tell about each noble act that was performed by the righteous of the nations, the individual Poles who risked their own lives and brought help to the pursued, tormented and persecuted Jews. There were such exceptional people everywhere and they were also in Tarnogrod and in the surrounding shtetlekh [villages].
We tell about the good-heartedness of our dear Tarnogrod Jews, who lived side by side for decades, became bound together as can only happen with good and sincere souls.
Tarnogrod Jews had an insight into the best Jewish character, for charity and for acts of loving kindness. In 1939, when the Hitler troops attacked Poland, thousands of refugees streamed through our town and all were taken in with open arms. A special committee was formed whose assignment it was to see that no refugee went hungry. Even the poorest people took their bread and shared it to the last bite. No refugee was left without a place to sleep at night.
In a far-off Russian town where I lived with several other Jews, there came to us some Jews who had been freed from a camp in Siberia. When we got to talking and they realized that I was from Tarnogrod, two of the Jews stood up and came over to me and greeted me with the greatest warmth.
We will never forget, they said to the whole gathering, the warm hearts of the Tarnogrod Jews, the goodness they showed us when we were fleeing the Hitler hell.
In their memories was etched the name of Yeshaya-Leib Walfish in whose home they stayed four nights, not considering that they were not the only ones. Many others spent the nights there too and to everyone he showed the same hospitality and brotherly love.
These liberated Jews related that throughout their entire wandering they had not found such good-heartedness as they had been shown by the Tarnogrod Jews.
I later learned several facts from the Tarnogrod Jews who had met people in far-off Siberia who considered it an honor to speak with Tarnogrod Jews because they had not forgotten their touching impression of our town.
Such was the character of the Tarnogrod Jew. And we will also teach that spirit to our children, with reverence and love for those martyrs, for whom we bow our heads in deep and ongoing sadness.
[Page 466]
Yosef Fink
Translated by Chesky Wertman
Dedicated to Joseph Fink ZL who helped
me discover the treasures of Tarnogrod
I see you, Tatte
In the early morning hours,
Wrapped in tallis and tefillin.
Also you, Mama,
The children to cheder
You escort them with a prayer.
I see you, Mama,
I see you, Tatte,
Erev Yom Kippur,
How is it that you perished,
Everlasting memories,
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 10:20 am
Post subject: How to manage a translation with Cyrillic characters
We have a project with a Russian translation, i.e. with Cyrillic characters. Within the RAD Studio everything is fine. The strings are displayed correctly. But after exporting these strings to a sib file and opening it with the SIL Editor they are only displayed as question marks.
Since we are using RAD Studio 2010 and RAD Studio XE2, the strings are Unicode strings. And by opening the sib file with an editor it can be confirmed that the sib files internal representation of the strings is Unicode. Why doesnt the SIL editor then display the Cyrillic characters correctly?
I have found some topics in the forum dealing with similar problems. All the provided solutions deal with character sets and font settings. I cannot understand this because the Unicode strings should not necessitate the use of code tables or character sets. But anyhow, what is the correct way to deal with Cyrillic characters, i.e. what has to be considered to manage a translation by performing the following steps:
- Export the project from the IDE via Save Project to as sib File
- Open the sib File with the SIL editor
- Export the translations via the Export function of the SIL editor to an Excel file
- Import the translated Excel file into the SIL editor in order to create a new sib File with the translations
- Import the sib file into the Delphi project via Load Project.
We are especially interested in in a solution where the Unicode representation of the strings is not changed, i.e. on the way from the IDE to the Excel file and back the strings should never be transformed to a non Unicode representation.
Thank you very much in advance!
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 1:19 pm
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Please send us your sample SIB file and we will try to check what's wrong with it on our side.
Thank you in advance.
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Hello Richard,
Thank you for sending us the SIB file. Since SIL Editor (currently pulished version) is actually ANSI application, there are still some Unicode->ANSI->Unicode transformations of data. And this is why it still needs Charset data to properly handle some languages. BUT we're finishing the preparing of new version release which will include updated SIL Editor and it will handle such files just fine. Please let us couple of days till we release new version of TsiLang Components Suite.
Thank you again.
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Richard Mueller
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Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 12:48 pm
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Thank you for your prompt support. I am looking forward to the new version.
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Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2012 4:08 pm
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Hello Igor,
I've the same problem with Cyrillic characters as Richard.
I'm using TSiLang Files Editor Rel. 184.108.40.206.
When will the new release be available ?
Thanks for your collaboration.
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126.96.36.199 is a newer version and it shall fix this problem. If the problem still persists on your side- please send us your SIB file.
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Richard Mueller
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Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 8:21 am
Post subject: Thank you!
Thank you Igor for your great support. The problem is solved with the nes SIL Editor.
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Problem solved
I was using a
file, exported from the TSiLang component editor. Now I use a
file created by the TSiLang Expert "save project" command and everything works correctly.
Thanks again for your collaboration.
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