Słapakowa, Cecylia, 1900 or 1902-approximately 1942
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Name (Hebrew)
סלפק, צציליה, 1900 או 1902-1942 בערך
Name (Latin)
Słapakowa, Cecylia, 1900 or 1902-approximately 1942
Other forms of name
Kirżner, Cecylia, 1900-approximately 1942
Date of birth
[1900,1902]
Date of death
1942~
Place of birth
Brest (Belarus)
Field of activity
Journalists
Gender
female
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Wikidata:
Q23059638
Library of congress:
no2020124038
Sources of Information
- Die Vielfalt an Stimmen im Ringelblum-Archiv (2023):p. 89 (Cecylia Słapakowa née Kirżner was born in Brest-Litovsk in 1902)
- Cecylia Słapakowa, born 1900, died c. 1942, Polish-Jewish journalist and translator known for her work for the Ringelblum Archive ( (Wikipedia, viewed December 23, 2024:) )
Wikipedia description:
Cecylia Słapakowa (c. 1900–c. 1942) was a Polish-Jewish journalist and translator. She is most known for her work for the Ringelblum Archive, then code-named the "Oyneg Shabbos" project, established by Emanuel Ringelblum. Her life was dramatically impacted by the invasion of Poland in September 1939, but for approximately six months she was able to continue living in her Warsaw home and to welcome visitors. In early 1940 she was forced to leave her apartment. She ended up living in the Warsaw Ghetto where she chronicled the lives of Jewish women living in the ghetto for the "Oyneg Shabbos" project. She was killed at a concentration camp in either 1942 or 1943.
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