Jewish partisan groups of note include the Bielski partisans who operated a large "family camp" in Belorussia (numbering over 1,200 by the summer of 1944), the Parczew partisans of southeast Poland, and the United Partisan Organization which attempted to start an uprising in the Vilnius Ghetto in Lithuania and later engaged in sabotage and guerrilla operations.
Notable Jewish resistance groups during World War II included the Bielski partisans who established a large "family camp" in Belarus (housing over 1,200 by the summer of 1944), the Parczew partisans in southeast Poland, and the United Partisan Organization which attempted to incite an uprising in the Vilnius Ghetto in Lithuania and later engaged in sabotage and guerrilla warfare.