… Exhibition Rd., London SW7 2 AS, England. Freda Silberberg Wineman sent a copy of the audio cassettes and transcript to the United States Holocaust Memorial…

…'s mother) in England, and Otto and Helga in Theresienstadt, as well as post-war correspondence between mother and daughter. Also contains pre-war photos and…

… received medical care in the hospital; being liberated by the Russians; going to Prague, Czech Republic then Windermere, England; being sent by the British…

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… country sent a trainload to take its people home. Except us. After they left, a committee from England arrived to Theresienstadt and had a meeting with us…

… the end of the war; being sent to England and adopted by a German-Jewish couple; the early deaths of her adopted parents; getting married to an academic…

…; returning to Úsobí; living in Prague, Czech Republic; going to England from July 1949 to March 1950 en route to Australia; life in Australia; getting married…

… younger brother, who was sent to England in the 1930s and joined the British Army and remained in England permanently; how her schooling stopped after…

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… lawyer. Her younger brother was sent to England in the 1930's, joined the British army and remained in England permanently.2 Lory's schooling stopped after…

… August 1945; Theresienstadt transit camp; the fate of his sister; being a refugee in England; his flight from Prague, Czech Republic to Britain with the…

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…-- and there were deportation quite often. But one friend, he's here in England. He lives in England. He was deported. I'm not sure when. And he's very…

…, Netherlands and then Windermere, England to recuperate; going to Los Angeles, CA; and studying accounting at UCLA.…

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… time Palestine, Eretz. Israel, was on the British Mandate. Therefore, it was decided by the powers to be that all of us were to go to England under the…

…). Richard attempted to obtain visas for both of their families, but he was only able to secure paperwork for himself. He left for England in 1939 and planned…

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… visas for both of their families, but he was only able to secure paperwork for himself. He left for England in 1939 and planned to arrange for his family…

… the increasing persecution of German Jews, two of Bendix's adult children chose to emigrate from Germany. Walter Landau eventually settled in England…

… to a prison in Nuremberg after Kristallnacht but managing to escape to England in July 1939 and go on to the United States; traveling to Berlin to work…

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… organized and he got into that convoy as a butcher, and they went to Sandwich, England, to the Kitchener camps, with the hope – this was in July of 1939…

…; deciding to leave Austria after the Anschluss in 1938; reading about Kristallnacht in the newspapers; going to England before he could immigrate to the…

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… lost my job in June 1938... and then I awaited my emigration to the United States but I couldn't get right away I had to go England first. Interviewer…

… physical condition; the liberation of the camp; escorting a group of Jewish children bound for Windermere, England; his reflections on his Holocaust…

… Zionist; her parents’ desire to send her to England on a Kindertransport, but she did not want to leave them; being moved to a shared house; being sent with…

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… England on a Kindertransport, but she did not want to leave them. Although the family had affidavits to leave the country and go to the United States…

… smuggled by a Russian soldier to Czechoslovakia; and his first impressions of England.…

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… country, in England. I didn't know that she had survived. And I got the letter through the Red Cross society that my sister was in Dachau. And she survived…

…; contracting typhoid; his immigration to Great Britain in 1945; arriving in Windermere, England; his attitude towards the work of Jewish organizations; the…

… permitted to go to school; being scheduled to go to England on September 8, 1939 on a children’s transport but not going because the war started; his family…

…, 1945; being very ill upon liberation and her will to live; going to Sweden, while Dita went to England; living with Marta Dandenell in Stockholm for over…

… London, England in 1943; landing in Omaha Beach in France five weeks after D-Day; going to Paris, France then Luxembourg; being stationed at Radio…

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… passed the French exam, I learned enough. And we were about ready to be shipped over to England to work with the English, who had reluctantly accepted the…

… March 15, 1939, Germany violated the pact by seizing the remaining Czechoslovakian regions of Bohemia and Moravia, including Prague. Karel was in England…