… (Kazio) Szelest, organized a group and retaliated against the other group. When Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, Henryk was at work. He headed…

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…. Water polo coaches – Poland. Belgium. Germany. New York (N.Y.) Poland. United States--Emigration and immigration--History. Correspondence. Photographs…

…The cataloging of this oral history interview has been supported by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.…

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… kept moving back in towards the interior of Germany, and, uh, the, well, you know, this went on a couple of months. I'm trying to talk here in a few…

… synagogue; attending boarding schools in Germany and the United Kingdom; seeing the anti-Jewish signs in Germany; getting married in January 1934 to Yves…

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… Paris. Fink went to a private lycee and to boarding schools in Germany and the UK. Saw signs in Germany re “no Jews allowed” in thirties. Married 1/31/34…

…, hoping eventually to become a doctor; her studies being interrupted when the civil war broke out; Slovakia becoming independent and allied to Germany; the…

… because they were chosen for work; conditions in the camp, including the meager food and beatings; being sent after a week to Germany to do forced labor as…

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…'t work in Auschwitz. Was there a short time. He became a metal worker and left Auschwitz after 7-8 days to go to Germany to work. He worked in a village in…

…; finding her husband back in Bedzin; living in Hungary for five years then Germany; and going to New York, NY in 1949.…

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… contain errors in spelling or accuracy. It's a slonsk. Pardon me. Slonsk. Used to, before the First World War, used to belong to Germany. OK. So this had…

…Prisoners of war--Germany.…

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… roundup of the Jews in Germany. The Russians arrived in May 1945. They were led by a Major who had been educated in Minnesota and they also had several…

…Germany.…

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… turned this warrant officer in [LAUGHS] were both shipped out. And I ended up at the combat engineers. And with them moved south through Germany. And I-- a…

… Jewish Joint Distribution Committee in 1945 as a social worker; going to Schwandorf, Germany, where he worked with many Polish Jews; his transfer to Dachau…

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… America. Because of the war we could not go into France or Germany, so we were stuck. By early 1915, as the Germans approached our town, we had to flee for…

… ghetto with her sister; registering to go to Germany for work; passing as Christians; never seeing her father again; traveling through Krakow, Poland and…

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… and Germany had the western part. Our city was in the eastern part and the Russians were there from 1939 to 1941. In 1941 the Germans came in and took…

…, where he was a track athlete chosen to compete in the 1936 Berlin Olympics in Germany; being one of two Jews on the United States Olympic track team…

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… made the team; and, uh, at the time there was talk of a boycott. Uh, a boycott because of Nazi Germany. And the games were being held in Berlin, of…

… on in the camps; going to Zeitz, Germany, where a train of inmates had been burned; going to a labor camp south of Leipzig, Germany, where prisoners of…

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… then went on the Nordhausen? A. Yes. It was located in central Germany. It was one camp in a series of fifty camps that were scattered throughout the…

…Isidore (later Edward) Gross was born on October 31, 1921, in Aachen, Germany, to Markus and Ida Reiter Gross. Markus was born on July 27, 1895, in…

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…, Germany for the United States and successfully rescued his mother and two younger siblings from a holding camp. Included in this collection are several…

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…The Windmueller and Wasserman families collection documents the Windmueller and Wasserman families of Berlin and Cologne, Germany, who immigrated to…

… camp, in Bad Orb, Germany. He was one of 350 American soldiers sent to the forced labor camp Berga an der Elster, a sub-camp of Buchenwald concentration…

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… material: Mark and Martin Vogel also donated three issues of The Cub of the Golden Lion and a map of Germany with International boundaries as of January 1938…

… United States Army; being sent overseas in July 1944 and arriving to his station in Remse, Germany on December 5, 1944; liberating prisoners from a death…

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… resumed the onslaught on Germany. Q: And then? A: Oh, then uh December 5th, we entered Germany. And again we followed uh an armored unit through; and the…

…Bernhard Witkop, born on May 9, 1917 in Freiburg, Germany, describes being raised by a Catholic father and Jewish mother; being baptized as a…

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…Bernhard Witkop RG-50.163*0095 May 9, 1917 - Born in Freiburg, Germany Father - Catholic, Mother - Jewish Bernhard baptized as a Catholic 1935…

…Henry Frank (1918-2002) was born Heinz Frankenstein in Berlin, Germany to Jakob (1888-1942) and Anna (nee Zydower, 1891-1944) Frankenstein. Heinz had…

…Henry Frank (1918-2002) was born Heinz Frankenstein in Berlin, Germany to Jakob (1888-1942) and Anna (nee Zydower, 1891-1944) Frankenstein. Heinz had…

…Germany. Gestapo…