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Zalman Reisen's Death

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Zalman Reisen was arrested by the Soviets a month after they took over Vilna, and after two years of incarceration was charged with anti-Soviet, nationalist Jewish propaganda. When the Soviet war with Germany broke out, in June 1941, Zalman was put on a forced march toward Minsk. Along with four-hundred others who could not keep up with the column, he was shot by the Soviets near the town of Borisov.

Hreisen (talk) 00:32, 9 May 2019 (UTC)Harriet Reisen <ref The Reisens of Koydanovo(Yivo Institute for Jewish Research: New York, 2006 ref>Reply

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