Abe Asner's father Yitzhak with Abe's uncle Morris. Morris and Yitzhak Asner immigrated from Nacha to America before World War I. Morris remained in America; he is the father of actor Ed Asner.

Date:	1912
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's father, Yitzhak. He was murdered by a Polish policeman in the Radun ghetto.

Date:	unknown
Location:	United States
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's mother's house.

Date:	unknown
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's aunt Sara with her sister, Esther and their parents.

Date:	unknown
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner’s mother, Rifka left with Abe's brother Yonkel on lap. Abe Asner’s mother’s sister Esther, sitting with Abe's sister, Rifka.

Date:	unknown
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's brother, Chaym. The Asner brothers were so successful in their attacks against the Nazis that there was a reward for their capture, dead or alive.

Date:	1937
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner in Polish Army uniform. Abe followed in the footsteps of his brothers, who had also joined the Polish Army.

Date:	1938
Location:
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's brother Yankel Asner in his Polish Army uniform. Before the war, the Asner brothers were all members of the Polish Army. In 1941 they fled to the woods and became Jewish partisans.

Date:	1938
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner as a soldier for the Polish Army, before the start of the war. Abe later fled to the forests and fought the Germans as a Jewish partisan.

Date:	1939
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's brother Yankel Asner (on bike) with friends Aaron, Sara and Miriam before the war.

Date:	1937
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Leon Kahn, a friend of Abe Asner's from the partisans, 3rd from right, and friends.

Date:	unknown
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's brother, Yankel and friend "Porecki".

Date:	1937
Location:	Vilna
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner's brother Yankel Asner.

Date:	1937
Location:	Vilna
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner in Soviet Army uniform.

Date:	1945
Location:	Location Unknown
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner (second from left) at going away party for friends moving to Israel.

Date:	1946
Location:	Berlin, Germany
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner in DP camp after war.

Date:	1945
Location:	Berlin, Germany
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner 2nd row center in DP camp fire brigade.

Date:	1945
Location:	Berlin, Germany
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner with wife Luba at displaced person's camp. Abe and Luba met and fell in love in the partisans.

Date:	1947
Location:	Berlin, Germany
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner with JPEF Executive Director Mitch Braff looking over old photographs during Abe's interview with JPEF.

Date:	Sept 10, 2001
Location:	Windsor, Canada
Source:	JPEF archives

From left to right-Abe Asner, unknown, Joe Cameron and Mitch Braff at JPEF interview with former Jewish partisans Abe Asner and Joe Cameron.

Date:	Sept 10, 2001
Location:	Windsor, Canada
Source:	JPEF archives

Abe Asner during his interview with JPEF

Date:	Sept 10, 2001
Location:	Windsor, Canada
Source:	JPEF archives