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Janina Bauman (* 18. August 1926 in Warschau; † 29. Dezember 2009 in Leeds) war eine polnische Überlebende des Warschauer Ghettos . Der Vater von Janina Bauman war Chirurg und wurde als polnischer Offizier von der Sowjetunion 1939 gefangen genommen und in Katyn ermordet.
Period. 1986–2009. Genre. Mémoir, biography, history. Subject. Poland, World War II, Holocaust. Spouse. Zygmunt Bauman. Janina Bauman ( née Lewinson; 18 August 1926, in Warsaw – 29 December 2009, in Leeds) was a Polish journalist and writer of Jewish origin.
Janina Bauman in hiding in the Warsaw Ghetto, 1944. The residents of the Ghetto gradually learnt of the fate of those taken to concentration camps. Occasionally someone would escape from ‘the transport’ and eventually return with this shocking news.
8. Apr. 2011 · A tribute to Janina Bauman, the wife and muse of sociologist Zygmunt Bauman, who survived the Warsaw ghetto and wrote about her experiences. Learn about her life, her books, and her legacy.
26. Mai 2021 · Subscribed. 3. 390 views 2 years ago. Artist Lydia Bauman, remembering her mother, the writer Janina Bauman (née Lewinson, 1926-2009), considers the values, personality traits and...
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26. Juli 2021 · Janina Bauman, along with her sister Sophie and her mother Alina, miraculously survived the slaughter of the Jews of Warsaw and the crushing of the Warsaw ghetto uprising in April, 1943. Born in 1926, Janina was only thirteen when the German army invaded Poland and besieged Warsaw.
29. Nov. 2011 · Abstract. Janina Bauman was a sociologist of everyday life. Her autobiographical texts, Winter in the Morning (1986), A Dream of Belonging (1988), and the synthetic volume Beyond These Walls (2006), manage a kind of personal poignancy combined with world-historic content and attention to the detail of everyday life that sets her work ...
