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 · On Both Sides of the Wall by Vladka Meed (Trade Paperback) The lowest-priced item in unused and unworn condition with absolutely no signs of wear. The item may be missing the original packaging (such as the original box or bag or tags) or in the original packaging but not sealed.5/5(2). following are excerpts from Vladka Meed’s autobiography, On Both Sides of the Wall. From Chapter 32, “Jewish Aryans” The common denominator of Jewish life on the “Aryan side” was fear! Fear of the Germans, fear of the Poles, fear of the blackmailers, fear of losing one’s hideout, fear of being left penniless. Fear was. On both sides of the wall: memoirs from the Warsaw ghetto / Vladka Meed [i.e. F. P. Miedzyrzecki] ; introduction by Elie Wiesel ; translated by Steven Meed. Publication | Library Call .

Part 3: Vladka, on the Wall, with Dynamite. Part 2: The Aryans Part 1: The Ghetto. As the couriers on the "Aryan" side continued on their work, the ZOB received intelligence indicating that the Nazis were preparing for another round of deportations. The ZOB urged the ghetto to resist. On Both Sides of the Wall - the Holocaust:(Japanese Language) Warsaw Ghetto - the Fear and Struggle Between Buradoka Mead (Author), Vladka Meed (original), Takigawa Yoshito (Translator) Published by Kupukupu, Japan, the "Aryan side" by the underground movement. Thanks to her "Aryan" appearance, her fluent, accent-free Polish (rather than Yiddish), and her resourcefulness, she gained a reputation as a courageous underground courier. The following are excerpts from Vladka Meed's autobiography, On Both Sides of the Wall.

On both sides of the wall: memoirs from the Warsaw Ghetto / Vladka Meed ; introduction by Elie Wiesel. Publication | Library Call Number: DSP62 W Uniform Title. Vladka Meed (her real full name was Feigele Peltel-Miedzyrzecki) was 17 years old when Hitler's army conquered Poland and entered Warsaw. She had been a member of the underground and, because of her Aryan appearance, was called upon to infiltrate the German side and so was able to target her efforts on both sides of the gheto wall constructed by the Nazis. In her book On Both Sides of the Wall, Vladka Meed, who was a member of the Warsaw Ghetto underground, devoted a chapter to the lack of support from the Polish resistance, writing, "We knew that the Polish underground had secret caches of weapons. Mikolai was in touch with the leaders of the Polish underground, ‘They keep making promises!’ he told me again and again.