Faye Schulman - Partisans' attitude towards Jews with families 
Transcript: Every picture has a story. This is a picture when I was accepted into the Partisans but many Jewish people escaped from ghettos, from concentration camps and they were not accepted in the Partisans because they had families. They had little children, so they were in in the woods hiding. But the Partisans had an obligation and they felt they should do it to bring them and to bring them to deliver to them some food so they would survive even without joining the Partisans. And in this picture, I think it's the 3rd one from the left, is my brother. He is now a Rabbi. He survived. He lives in New York and he brought food to the to one of the Jewish families.