IZRUS (October 2011). The forgotten December. The fall of "masada" of Western Ukraine. The Berdichev Revival. Testimony of one of the few surviving participants in the revolt, Shmuel Shilo from Kibbutz Tseelim, is preserved in the Book of Memory of Lutsky Jews "Sefer Lutsk" (перекладено з івриту). Архів оригіналу за 22 липня 2015. Процитовано 21 July 2015.
Dr Pawel Goldstein, Lutsk (Luck) Ghetto. [Архівовано 5 листопада 2019 у Wayback Machine.] Geni.com. "In the spring of 1942 a group of young Jews attempted to escape from the ghetto to the forests, but most of them were caught and murdered by the Ukrainians. A few, however, managed to join the Soviet partisans and fought the Germans as part of the Kowpak units."
Władysław Siemaszko (22 June 2011). Lato 1941 – polski dramat [Summer of 1941 – The Polish Drama] (PDF). IPN Bulletin. Інститут національної пам'яті (Special Issue. On the 70th Anniversary of Prisoner Massacres): 8. Процитовано 5 August 2015.[недоступне посилання з листопадаа 2019] Document size 1.63 MB.
Dr Pawel Goldstein, Lutsk (Luck) Ghetto. [Архівовано 5 листопада 2019 у Wayback Machine.] Geni.com. "In the spring of 1942 a group of young Jews attempted to escape from the ghetto to the forests, but most of them were caught and murdered by the Ukrainians. A few, however, managed to join the Soviet partisans and fought the Germans as part of the Kowpak units."
YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe, Lutsk. [Архівовано 27 серпня 2019 у Wayback Machine.] In the spring of 1942, a group of youths was killed trying to escape. Following the Soviet liberation of Łuck in February 1944, only about 150 Jews returned. By 1959, just 600 Jews were living in Lutsk. The fortified synagogue was turned into a movie theater and later into a sports hall. A residential area was constructed on the site of the Rabbinite and Karaite cemeteries.
Yad Vashem, Luck, town. [Архівовано 5 листопада 2019 у Wayback Machine.] On September 3, 1942 about 2,000 Jews who remained in the Luck ghetto were shot near the city. 2. On December 12, 1942 ca. 100 (500) Jewish craftsmen, the last surviving Jews in the work camp, were killed.
IZRUS (October 2011). The forgotten December. The fall of "masada" of Western Ukraine. The Berdichev Revival. Testimony of one of the few surviving participants in the revolt, Shmuel Shilo from Kibbutz Tseelim, is preserved in the Book of Memory of Lutsky Jews "Sefer Lutsk" (перекладено з івриту). Архів оригіналу за 22 липня 2015. Процитовано 21 July 2015.
yadvashem.org
Yad Vashem, Luck, town. [Архівовано 5 листопада 2019 у Wayback Machine.] On September 3, 1942 about 2,000 Jews who remained in the Luck ghetto were shot near the city. 2. On December 12, 1942 ca. 100 (500) Jewish craftsmen, the last surviving Jews in the work camp, were killed.
yivoencyclopedia.org
YIVO Encyclopedia of Jews in Eastern Europe, Lutsk. [Архівовано 27 серпня 2019 у Wayback Machine.] In the spring of 1942, a group of youths was killed trying to escape. Following the Soviet liberation of Łuck in February 1944, only about 150 Jews returned. By 1959, just 600 Jews were living in Lutsk. The fortified synagogue was turned into a movie theater and later into a sports hall. A residential area was constructed on the site of the Rabbinite and Karaite cemeteries.
