I recognized one word - ‘Giado.’ That was all I understood.”The diary reads: “I did everything not to trip or stumble. Lattes deciphered and translated as Abramovich wrote a book using the original diary text: “The hidden diary of Giado concentration camp” (published by Yedioth Ahronoth Books). 7 View gallery Shimon Dadush ( Photo: Ezry Lazar, Different Angle Studio )Libyan Jews holding British citizenship were transferred to the Innsbruck-Reichenau concentration camp, Bergen Belsen, camps in Tunisia and Italy and then onto camps in Germany. 562 Libyan Jews died in the concentration camp in Giado. “A doctor arrived at the camp and declared that typhus had broken out in the camp,” writes Dadush.
