… Jewish refugees; helping to organize a parcel-sending program to former prisoners of concentration camps after their liberation; moving to Israel in 1953…

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… prepare themselves for internment. You would be allowed to take in anything you like to your camp. They didn't tell us which camp at that point. Your beds…

…, and Chinese in the Pao Chia as air-raid wardens and ghetto guards in the summer of 1945; leading a contented life between the American liberation on…

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… there were later, the last one was deported to, I don't know exactly, not Auschwitz. It was another camp. Mostly they died there. JF: Your parents were…

… Auschwitz. Her sister Katalin was deported to Auschwitz, and then to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where she was a forced-laborer. After liberation, she…

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… Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where she was a forced-laborer. After liberation, she was sent to a rehabilitation camp in Loka Brunn, Grythyttan, Sweden…

… escaped to Spain. The war ended in May 1945. Berta's parents had been detained in Malines (Mechelen) transit camp in Belgium, deported to Auschwitz…

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… stationery store, swimming pool, and bookbinder, and, following liberation, as a dispatcher for a United States Army Air Force motor pool. He sailed for the…

… November 9, 1938; and his internment in Sachsenhausen concentration camp. Mr. Richards describes his release on the condition that he emigrate within three…

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… was not a concentration camp. What was liberation like? Well, first we couldn't believe. Naturally, the first question was we still alive, is my aunts…

…; the events of Kristallnacht in 1938; and her father's arrest and imprisonment in Buchenwald concentration camp. Ms. Gottheiner describes the family…

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… your father or mother ever talk about this to you? Never. My father was in concentration camp. And I have never heard anything about it either. Even-- I…

…Contains interviews with Holocaust survivors, concentration camp liberators, rescuers, relief workers, former POWs, and people of different social…

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… breed here, they might clobber me to death for what they went through. So I didn't-- we went to the Jewish camp, my stepfather, and so we were there. And…

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… concentration camp. GS: This was after you had left? FS: Yes, we found out after the war, in China. My father found out what happened. Now one of the, to me I…

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… he didn't call me into there because that could have been instant death. So he knew that they had ransacked. There was something. Something wasn…

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… the ship back to Germany. Of course, then my parents would be transported and my brother to the concentration camps like anybody else. But finally they…

….C., in Apr. 1983. The interviews contain information about persecution, life in the ghettos and concentration camps, and concentration camp liberation…

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… exactly a couple of days before the war broke out. It is a certain code. And they kept him in jail. And to be in jail in Japan, it means they almost a death…

… married Robert Lederer. They had two children, Nina (b. 1930) and Peter (b. ca. 1933). Robert died in a labor camp in Oranienburg. Rose and the two…