…Bernhard (Hardy) Oberlaender (1912-2000) was born in Fürth, Germany, to Joseph and Felicia (née Fuchs) Oberlaender. He had two brothers, Siegfried…

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…, originally of Frankfurt am Main, Germany and correspondence, biographical materials, and immigration materials related to the Oberlaender family, originally of…

… in Germany; staying in the Feldafing displaced persons camp; immigrating to the United States; his life in Chicago, IL; his post-war family life; his…

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… as Roman Catholics; liberation by Russian forces; escaping Communism and going to the American zone in Germany; staying in the displaced persons camp…

… Department volunteer staff. The interviewees, among them survivors from Hungary, Germany, Austria, France, Italy, and Poland, discuss their experiences of life…

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… Germany, I changed my name 11 00:00:39,400 --> 00:00:42,070 once I came to the United States. 12 Contact reference@ushmm.org for further information about…

… store in Frankfurt, Germany; transferring to the Munich store in 1933; the closing of the store because of the Nuremberg laws; living in Stuttgart…

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…RG-50.031.0001 Summary Charles K. Adler, born in Haguenau, France (Alsace-Lorraine) on May 2th, 1905; moving to Worms, Germany in 1909; describing…

… of the ship Cap Arcona; being a violinist for the British officers club; trying to survive in post-war Budapest, Hungary; living in Berlin, Germany…

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…; being a violinist for the British officers club; trying to survive in postwar Budapest, Hungary; living in Berlin, Germany; immigrating to the United…

…Gittel Jaskulski Hunt, born November 5, 1942 in Berlin, Germany, discusses her parents; how her Jewish grandmother took care of her when her parents…

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… – agreeing to be interviewed. Can you tell me where you were born, and when? A: I was born November 5th, 1942 in Berlin, Germany. Q: And what did your parents…

…; being sent to Mannheim, Germany; meeting a woman in Czechoslovakia; working for a newspaper in New York; his view of Holocaust deniers; how he didn’t want…

…The interview describes Ms. Hertz's childhood in Aschaffenburg, Germany, her early experiences of antisemitism, the anti-Jewish laws that forced her…

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…, naturally. And both of my parents were born in Germany. I was born in Germany. Do you want to know the town? The town of Aschaffenburg, A-S-C-H-E-N-B-U-R-G…

…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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… to repeat it all over again. Um. This is something, this episode over in Germany and France and Belgium and Holland and Luxembourg, where I fought in…

…Otto Hertz discusses his childhood in Goch, Germany; his bar-mitzvah in 1916; the assimilation of Jews into German society; the general acceptance he…

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…-er-tz. was born in Germany in the Rhineland in 1903 which makes me 87 years old now. visited school and high school and college in Germany college in…