… to Łódź. Alexander, 51, died in July 1937 of cancer. Edward graduated from high school in May 1938, and deferred his military service to enroll at the…

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… in Łódź and Warsaw, his imprisonment in a Russian gulag following the German and Russian partition of Poland, his military service with the Polish…

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… papers, 1932, 1938-1948 (5 folders) 3.1 Margosches, Karl, Medical records, 1925, 1941-1942, 1947 3.2 Margosches, Karl, Military records, 1938-1943 3…

… raid on his offices by the Gestapo; his arrest and release from prison; getting a visa for Great Britain and settling in London; returning to Europe to…

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… at your office, ___________ copies of it. Q: Yeah, sure. A: Yeah. Now I wanted to show you about my military record. I don't know where it is. I…

…, Belgium, and Germany; working for the OSS (US Office of Strategic Services); observing the Dachau Trial; preparing photographic evidence for the Nuremberg…

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…-necked Navy commander. It was so typical Ford, so I say, OK, if that’s what he wants, I’ll do it. I don’t care. So the next time I come into his office I…

…; staying temporarily with an officer of the German Jewish Children’s Society, John L. Bernstein; his parents’ divorce and separate immigrations to the…

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… and ended his service as a private, as did most Jews. I mean, if you were a physician or a dentist, you might become an officer, but by and large Jews…

… war on Germany; being sent to London, England, where he was assigned to the Inspector General's office; later serving as a prosecutor of Nazi war…

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… some time to come with OSS as a training officer. Well, we finally worked it so that I could get there because I...my boss didn't want to let me go. And…

…Paul Strassman, born on January 24, 1929 in Trenčín, Czechoslovakia (now in Slovakia), discusses his father’s work as an army officer for Austria…

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… his non-commissioned officers and, uh, set up a business where the non-commissioned officers from his http://collections.ushmm.org Contact reference…

… towards the Nazi regime and his reaction to the Munich Crisis in 1938; his conscription into French Army in 1939 and being an officer; the retreat after May…

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…, where army officers, infantry army officers were trained. And we decided to marry a little bit because it was now time when the war broke out to at least…

… 1940 to 1943; working as a propaganda analyst for the United States Office of War Information in London, England; not wanting to believe the rumors about…

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… the German Dutch border with two British intelligence officers posing himself as an anti- Nazi among the military, anxious to come to terms with people…

… about Kristallnacht; being drafted in September 1941 and being sent to Florida; being in the Signal Corps; applying to officer’s candidate school and…

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…? With the military. Yeah, I'm in England. In the meantime, I've become a non-commissioned officer. And I was an RAF liaison. And our job was-- I was…

… States; how his father returned to Austria, postwar, to rebuild his factory; his military service in Vietnam; how his family never spoke about their…

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… a professional musician who's a military man to be applauded. Not because he was a Air Force officer, but because he was the conductor of a really…

… changing his first name to Kenneth; being a radio operator in France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany; working for the military government from 1945 to 1946…

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… US Kurt and sister get visa from American Embassy in London Lives in New York - has office job, attends City College at night 1942 - one year at…

… London; immigrating to the United States in 1947; spending two years working in an optometrist’s office in New York City, NY; marrying a German refugee in…

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… uniforms, and they were a political military arms of the regime. Q: Did you ever see any evidence of the Hitler youth? A: Oh yes, they were all around…

… the British Red Cross and being called up for military duty when the war started; being stationed in London and learning first aid; going to Italy in…

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… remember it very well. And, you know, we sort of plodded along, and until I was eventually called up for real military duty, I would go twice a week to the…

… superior officer; his service as a translator; his contact with survivors from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp; hearing about the death march from…

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…? Well, when I joined the British Army, and we were ready to go on the invasion of Europe, and my commanding officer called me in and told me to change my…

… to join Israel's new merchant marine. He returned to Israel and became the chief radio officer aboard the newly commissioned S.S. Zion. During one…

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…, volunteering to fight in the Israeli War of Independence, performing his British military service, meeting and marrying Josiane Aizenberg, moving to Haifa, and…

… military camp kitchen, which allowed her to obtain a German identification card; a bomb falling on the house where they had been staying; her hand being…

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… we corresponded, had a couple of letters back and forth. So we knew he was at (inaudible) and we knew he was a medical officer because there were no…

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… museum. And I know firsthand just how valuable she is as she used to volunteer in my office years ago. It is truly my pleasure to introduce my friend…

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… conditions because he was the only medical person there so he was made a medical officer of the camp. He had apparently not as bad a situation after the first…

… to an English man and offering to help the War Office; her motivation for enlistment and her attitudes towards Germans; her impressions of Colonel…