…Raymond Federman, born in 1928, describes his middle-class Jewish family; his two sisters, the eldest named Sara and the youngest named Jacqueline…

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… you can remember. Let me start with my family. Please. I was born in Paris, France, but two sisters, one older than me-- two years older and one younger…

…Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)…

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… the exact ages. I could look it up somewhere. But they decided they didn't really want to have much to do with the new family. So did you have any…

… Nelly was Jewish; the police stealing her bike; her mother and herself rooming with other families; rationing food; Kristallnacht; having to stop…

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… day, very-- one day, I came home, and he was in the kitchen, had a pair of new glasses. I remember that. He looked a little different. And my mother…

… imprisoned in a concentration camp, but managed to escape; and immigrating with her parents to New York, NY in 1949.…

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… little shtetl called Neuwedell. 32 00:01:22,710 --> 00:01:30,040 Yeah-- N-E-U-W-E-L-L. "Neu" means new. 33 00:01:30,040 --> 00:01:33,410 Whatever "wedell…

… family members (Helen and her parents, her great-uncle Julius and his children, her cousin Erika Reis (nee Lowenthal) and her parents) left Germany for the…

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…, this is family lore. When we got off the boat in New York-- And this is 1936? 1936-- the immigration officer at the end of the gangplank asked, who is…

… the Champs Elysees accompanied by thousands of freedom fighters; immigrating to the United States with his family; and settling in Brooklyn, NY. [Note…

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… father got married, he decided to go with my mother's family. The other ones went to New York. >> Bill Benson: So the family moved to Paris. https…

…Raymonde "Ray" Fiol discusses her experiences during the Holocaust when she was a child; being hidden by a Christian family of Resistance fighters in…

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…, Philip, been living? We lived in New York; that's where his family was from. I met him when he was in the service. I came as a nineteen‑year‑old bride. You…

… January 1939 on the “RMS Aquitania”; settling in Scranton, PA; moving with his family to New London, CT in 1941; his girlfriend Vivian Shepardton; being…

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… within your family? 1924 01:36:43,930 --> 01:36:47,410 Was some of the tension gone, or was it replaced by new tension 1925 01:36:47,410 --> 01:36:50…

… from Italy to the United States in 1949; her family’s arrival in New York, NY; her feelings about Americanization and leaving memories of Europe behind…

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…,790 on the 11th of December 2011 in New York City. 4 00:00:09,790 --> 00:00:13,433 The interview is conducted by Hannah Starman. 5 00:00:13,433 --> 00:00…

…Bierzonski family papers…

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…BIERZONSKI FAMILY PAPERS, 1930-1945 2004.605.2 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC 20024…

… secret room with her family during the deportations; her father’s efforts in the resistance movement; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in the spring of 1943 and…

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… uncles and cousins Nazi Germany innovated Poland in 1939, soon after the invasion, Estelle Laughlin and her family were forced to move into the Warsaw…

… work afterwards. As a result, the family was poor, and Anna had to work cleaning graves in a Jewish cemetery. As a child, Heinz was artistic and played…

… secret room with her family during the deportations; her father’s efforts in the resistance movement; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in the spring of 1943 and…

… wagon; her two brothers and one sister; her family struggling financially; the German invasion and the restrictions imposed including curfews and…

…; correspondence from Bernard Berkowicz’s brothers who were refugees in New Zealand; and letters enquiring about the whereabouts of various family members. Also…

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… from family members in Slonim, Belarus; correspondence from Bernard Berkowicz’s brothers who were refugees in New Zealand; and letters enquiring about…

… the Champs Elysees accompanied by thousands of freedom fighters; immigrating to the United States with his family; and settling in Brooklyn, NY. [Note…

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… >> Marcel Hodak: Yes. His brothers also did the same thing, so it was a family affair. >> Bill Benson: In New York? >> Marcel Hodak: In New York. My aunt, the…

… Cazous, and passing as her son; being adopted by relatives from the United States and moving to New York City in 1947; spending his adolescent years in the…

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… every weekend in Chicago or New York. So you had to work Monday through Friday, then you had to leave your family on Saturday and go to a one-day sales…

… Poland in August 1939 and lived with her uncle, Meyer Ostrie, in on 85th Street in Brooklyn, New York. As a new immigrant, she stapled tickets for a living…

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… Marcia, who had recently immigrated to Brooklyn, New York from family and friends in Maków Mazowiecki, Poland. The majority of the letters are written by…

… work afterwards. As a result, the family was poor, and Anna had to work cleaning graves in a Jewish cemetery. As a child, Heinz was artistic and played…

…New York (N.Y.)…