Haapalah / Aliyah Bet

Chasia Bielicka was chosen to represent haShomer haTzair השומר הצעיר in Poland at the movement’s first post-Holocaust convention in France.

Chasia Bielicka served as a liaison Verbindungsmädchen with the partisans, moving ammunition, medicines, food and information to the Białystok Białystok forests.
She, along with other women colleagues, gathered intelligence about the positioning of German forces, enabling the Red Army to conquer Białystok Białystok without loss.

After the Bialystok Ghetto Getto Białostockie was liquidated in August 1943, following an uprising, Chasia Bielicka worked for two Germans who had contact with Russian partisans.
From August, 1944, she fought with the guerrillas for the liberation of Bialystok Białystok.

For 18 months, Chasia Bielicka wandered along the route of the Bricha to Germany, and France, with the children.

Maapilim ship אוניית מעפילים Theodor Herzl

On April 2, 1947, Arie Donner, and his son, Henri, sailed for Palestine aboard Theodor Herzl תיאודור הרצל .

On April 2, 1947, François-Jean Armorin came aboard Guardian Theodor Herzl תיאודור הרצל with a colleague in the French press, and sailed from Sète, with the Maapilim.

On April 2, 1947, Chasia Bielicka boarded Theodor Herzl תיאודור הרצל with more than 500 children in her charge.

In May, 1947, the passengers of Theodor Herzl תיאודור הרצל were transported to Detention Camp No.55 at Karaolos Καράολος.

Chasia Bielicka was interned at Karalaos Καράολος for six months, and continued to run educational activities.