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No he died on April 25, 1942. He died attempting to shoot German soldiers, as soon as he exited his apartment he was clipped in the shoulder by a gun shot. Right after this a tank shell hit and detonated right beside him killing him instantly.

Museum of tolerance says that him and the fate of his family is not known..............................................................................just saying..................

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