Survival on the Margins: Polish Jewish Refugees in the Wartime Soviet Union Bibliography

Grynberg, Henryk. 2001. The Jewish War And The Victory. Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press.

Grynberg, Henryk. 1997. Children Of Zion. Translated by Jacqueline Mitchell. Evanston, Illinois: Northwestern University Press.

Grunberg, Slawomir, and Robert Podgursky, eds.. 2007. Saved By Deportation: An Unknown Odyssey Of Polish Jews. Los Angeles.

Grudzinska-Gross, Irena, and Jan Tomasz Gross, eds.. 1981. War Through Children’s Eyes: The Soviet Occupation Of Poland And The Deportations, 1939-1941. Stanford University: Hoover Institution Press.

Gruber, Ruth. 1999. Exodus 1947: The Ship That Launched A Nation. New York: Times Books.

Grossmann, Atina. 2007. Jews, German, Allies: Close Encounters In Occupied Germany. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Grossmann, Atina. 2017. “Jewish Refugees In Soviet Central Asia, Iran, And India: Lost Memories Of Displacement, Trauma, And Rescue”. In Shelter From The Holocaust: Rethinking Jewish Survival In The Soviet Union, edited by Mark Edele, Fitzpatrick, Sheila, and Grossmann, Atina. Shelter From The Holocaust: Rethinking Jewish Survival In The Soviet Union. Detroit: Wayne State Univeristy Press.

Grossmann, Atina. 2012. “Remapping Relief And Rescue: Flight, Displacement, And International Aid For Jewish Refugees During World War Ii”. New German Critique, New German Critique, 39 (3 (117).

Grossmann, Atina, and Tamar Lewinsky. 2018. “"Displaced Persons” And “An Autonomous Society"”. In A History Of Jews In Germany Since 1945: Politics, Culture, And Society, edited by Michael Brenner, translated by Kenneth Kronenberg. A History Of Jews In Germany Since 1945: Politics, Culture, And Society. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press.

Grossman, Vasily. 1986. Life And Fate: A Novel. Translated by Robert Chandler. New York: Harper & Row, Publishers.

Grossman, Moshe. 1961. In The Enchanted Land: My Seven Years In Soviet Russia. Tel Aviv: Rachel.

Gross, Natan, ed.. 1947. Der Yidisher Yishev In Nidershlezye. Poland.

Gross, Jan T. 1991. “Polish Pow Camps In The Soviet-Occupied Western Ukraine”. In The Soviet Takeover Of The Polish Eastern Provinces, 1939-41, edited by Keith Sword. The Soviet Takeover Of The Polish Eastern Provinces, 1939-41. New York: St. Martin's Press.

Gross, Natan. 2001. Who Are You, Mr. Grymek?. London: Vallentine Mitchell.

Gross, Jan T., and Irena Grudzinska-Gross. 2016. Golden Harvest: Events At The Periphery Of The Holocaus. Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Gross, Jan T. 2001. Neighbors: The Destruction Of The Jews Of Jedwabne Poland. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Gross, Jan T. 1988. Revolution From Abroad: The Soviet Conquest Of Poland’s Western Ukraine And Western Belorussia. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Gross, Magdalena H. 2013. “Reclaiming The Nation: Polish Schooling In Exile During The Second World War”. History Of Education Quarterly, History of Education Quarterly, 53 (3).

Gross, Jan T. 2007. Fear: Anti-Semitism In Poland After The Holocaust. New York: Random House.

Gross, Natan, and Shaul Goskind, eds.. 1948. Unzere Kinder. Poland: National Center for Jewish Film.

Gross, Jan T. 2000. “A Tangled Web: Confronting Stereotypes Concerning Relations Between Poles, Germans, Jews, And Communists”. In The Politics Of Retribution In Europe: World War Ii And Its Aftermath, edited by Isvan Deak, Gross, Jan T., and Judt, Tony. The Politics Of Retribution In Europe: World War Ii And Its Aftermath. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press.

Grim, P. 1949. In Farkishuftn Land Fun Legendarn Dzshugashvili: Meyne Zibn Yor Lebn In Ratnfarband—1939-1946. Vol. 2. Paris: “Emes un frayhayt".

Grim, P. 1950. In Farkishuftn Land Fun Legendarn Dzshugashvili: Meyne Zibn Yor Lebn In Ratnfarband—1939-1946. 2nd ed. Vol. 1. Paris: “Emes un frayhayt".

Gregoratos, Eva G. 2008. An Unintended Odyssey: From War Torn Europe To America. Bloomington, Indiana: AuthorHouse.

Greenspan, Henry. 2010. On Listening To Holocaust Survivors: Beyond Testimony. St. Paul, Minnesota: Paragon House.