To be hunted like animals: Samuel and Joseph Chanesman remember their survival in the Polish countryside during the Holocaust

By late 1942, the Nazi occupiers of the Lublin region in eastern Poland had decided to 'liquidate' Jewish work camps. Samuel Chanesman and his son, Joseph were in a camp near Kurow, north-west of Lublin, and were told that that the Jews were to be shot the following day. This chapter describes how they survived