… battalion which survived frequent Allied bombings, and his liberation from the Dachau concentration camp. Mr. Feuer concentrates on the story of his four…

… ended, Lore learned that her mother had survived and was living in France. A few months after Lore left for England, Paula Wollrauch and her boyfriend…

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… documents, postcards, and photographs documenting the Holocaust-era experiences of Lore (née Baron) and Simon Rosen, both of whom survived in England…

… thousand other professional Jewish men and taken to a fort in Kaunas where over 3,000 were shot and killed. Irving survived by bribing a guard and hiding in…

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… wife Lisa (Lea Berstein, 1910‐) and their children, Florence (Fira, 1936‐) and William (Boris, 1939‐) all survived the Holocaust. Irving survived by…

… which she explains what happened, who was killed, children who were placed in hiding that she was trying to locate, how she survived, and what their needs…

… of the war between American relatives in the U.S. armed forces and the Dutch relatives who had survived the Holocaust in hiding.…

… and Sarah married in 1914, and their son Boris Krynski was born on January 16, 1916. The family survived the Warsaw Ghetto and immigrated to the United…

… Werner Simon (donor's maternal uncle), his wife Ruth, and son Dan, and maternal grandmother Clara Simon; only Clara Simon survived Theresienstadt camp…

… survived the Polish front, and he and his wife survived the Stanisławów ghetto, but their newborn daughter was killed during an Aktion in the spring of 1942…

… experiences during the Holocaust, surviving multiple concentration camps including Płaszów and Ebensee. The collection also includes "The Storm In My Childhood…

…Judith Sleed (née Weinberger) was born in 1932 to Pál and Margit Weinberger. She had one sibling Tamàs (Tomi). She survived the Holocaust as a hidden…

… seven survivors. His wife Elisabeth survived in hiding, and they were reunited after the war.…

… to emigrate to the United States in 1939. The families remaining in Europe were deported to Theresienstadt and to Auschwitz; only three people survived…

… documenting the donor's parents' and sister’s experiences in prewar Germany, surviving the Patria bombing, their detainment in Atlit (or Athlit) clearance camp…

… contains information about the various Dutch aid givers and unique circumstances in which Ella and her two children, George and Yonny, were able to survive.…

… materials, correspondence, and photographs from Ringelheim's conference “Women Surviving: The Holocaust" which was held at Stern College in 1983.…

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… organized in 1983, “Women Surviving: The Holocaust,” including conference planning materials, correspondence, and photographs, as well as writings, lectures…

… housing shortage in Germany, cultural activities, the Jewish community of Berlin, searches for surviving family members, religious life, the placement of…

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… community of Berlin, searches for surviving family members, religious life, the placement of Jewish orphans, the Red Cross, relations with American Jewish…

… United States in September 1938. Also includes a booklet detailing the Spiegel family tree, letters from extended family that did not survive, and a pre…

… and survived the war.…

… family's survival.…

…Consists of one memoir, 39 pages, entitled "From Rue Vieille du Temple to Limoux" by Perla Hauszwalb Nunez, who survived the Holocaust in Limoux…