… that Germany had invaded Poland. One week later, the German army occupied Łódź and immediately instigated violence and anti-Semitic policies. Jews were…

…. Around this time, the Soviets transported Ber’s family to Riga. In June 1941, Germany invaded the Soviet Union, and entered Riga on July 1. In August, the…

…Vera Nussenbaum was born Vera Ribetzki in 1925 in Leipzig to Leo Ribetzki and Yetta Schmulewitz Ribetzki. She left Germany for England on a…

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… Yetta Schmulewitz Ribetzki. She left Germany for England on a Kindertransport in November 1938 and lived with the Staff family in Norwich until…

…Regina Rotenberg was born on October 13, 1925 in Gera, Germany to Max (Moshek) Rotenberg (born in Łódź, Poland, October 30, 1896-1942) and Tema (Toni…

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… Akiva events, 1940-1942. The photographs in this collection contain images of both survivors and victims of the Holocaust taken in Germany, Belgium, and…

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…Sigmund Boraks, born July 18, 1925 in Wielun, Poland, discusses his experience during Germany’s invasion of Poland; his relocation to the Cracow…

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…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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… there’s a war. And they said, you know, Germany and the Germans will come in and they -- I [indecipherable] and this was carry on like that til 1939, you…

… a Jewish soldier who had fought with the Russian and Polish Armies; taking shelter in a UNRRA displaced persons camp in Germany after the war and…

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… that even after the war, and the war finished, we were in a camp with my husband, because I married young in Germany in Hess-Lichtenau9, and I went one…

… to Blankenese, Germany; their education and social life; going to Israel on the Champollion; living in Kiryat Anavim; her education and work; her…

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…. Worked in hospital. Father went to testify in Germany, but broken down. Shows photgraphs. In 1951 got married to a Sabra. She has 3 children. Daughter…

… of his father and brothers to Königs Wusterhausen and joining them shortly thereafter; clearing bombing rubble in Berlin, Germany; the Kommandant…

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…, 27 km from Lodz. 16.35 From a neighbor returning from Germany, the Jews found out what was happening there. The neighbor warned to flee, if they only…

… took over schools and businesses when Russia and Germany went to war; Jews being arrested and forced to do hard labor; her father being asked to handle…

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… over by the Russians, who confiscated their houses and took their store. When Russia and Germany went to war, Lithuanian partisans took over schools and…

… 1942 and the Polish leader Pogachov; his recruitment into the Russian Army; attack on and destruction of Berlin, Germany; his discharge from the army in…

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….19 He went with the army to Hungary, Austria and back to Germany until his discharge in 1946. http://collections.ushmm.org Contact reference@ushmm.org for…

…" camp in Auschwitz and their extermination; being in a transport arriving in Berlin, Germany during a bombing; marching to Oranienburg, Germany; his…

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… revenge. Talks again about the gypsy camp and the crematoria. He was ill and received treatment in Germany and then moved to Italy. Talks about his…

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… train to Germany to Neubrandenburg, Stalag 2-A in Northern Germany. Describes the conditions in the camp. Poles requested separation from the Jews (about…

…-Rosen); being liberated by the Soviet Army in May 1945; her reunion with her brother in a displaced persons camp in Hannover, Germany; their return to…

… returned to Vilna at the end of July 1944; being recruited to teach children Hebrew; going to Łódź, Germany, Prague, and Paris in order to care for Jewish…

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… homes where they had been placed. 5.48 She was sent, with groups of children (destined to immigrate to Palestine) to Germany and then Prague and back to…

…; returning to Łódź but not finding any family members; her time in a displaced persons camp in Pocking, Germany, where she married and had a child; emigrating…

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… beginning of 1946 and went to a DP camp in Germany, where she married and had a child. From there, they went to Chicago in 1948. She doesn’t believe that…