… Ukrainian, was made chief of the Jewish police in the UNRRA camp. Basha’s name was changed to Barbara. On May 11, 1946, the family sailed from Bremerhaven on…

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… Russian and Ukrainian, was made chief of the Jewish police in the UNRRA camp. Basha’s name was changed to Barbara. On May 11, 1946, the family sailed from…

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… interaction among religious groups in Goeree Overflakkee; deciding to join the police force in 1938 as a way to escape poverty; the German invasion in May 1940…

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… Netherlands Date of Interview: May 3, 2004 Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands Short summary: Mr Verbiest was a police officer from 1940. He was also in the…

… police to get food and easier work; being given a special room with two other girls near police to more easily barter; visit from the Red Cross; liberation…

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… police were interested, again, not in us physically, but they were interested. They all knew that we had money. They knew that we wore jewelry. And the…

… deportation of Jews from Skopje; seeing Bulgarian police taking Jews on horse carts to Monopol; the looting of Jewish belongings by police and local citizens…

…; Nazi propaganda; being called to work at the Loods 24 warehouse where Jews were gathered before deportation; the German forces and Dutch police guarding…

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… soldiers and Dutch police. The Jews went like lambs to the slaughter, there was no protest. Break The Loods was around 80 to 100 meters long and 30 meters…

… German soldiers, including his neighbor; the arrest of any person suspected of being Jewish; local police collaborating with German soldiers; his Jewish…

… mass shooting of local Jews by Romanian soldiers; her aunt hiding a Jewish family; the former chief of police stopping a mass shooting of Jews; the…

…, and in the secret police; the loss of his brother; acts of revenge; marriage and children; Jewish identity and faith; communication about the Holocaust…

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… people, they http://collections.ushmm.org Contact reference@ushmm.org for further information about this collection 21 became police for the Germans. And…

… local police and Lithuanian collaborators (Baltaraiščiai or White Stripers); the arrest and murder of Jewish women and children later; and the looting and…

… the police; feeling loyalty towards the Queen; methods used to avoid arresting people called up for forced labor; his feelings about ‘good’ and ‘bad…

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… the army in 1940. After capitulation he worked in the ‘opbouwdienst’. Later he joined the marechaussee or military police. He was based in Assen. For a…

…; the liquidation of the ghetto; being caught with the Christian nanny by Ukrainian police; escaping from the Ukrainian police and hiding in a farm…

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… we were walking, we were caught by the Ukrainian police, and we were taken into a pla – a room, and I remember sitting with her, just like today, like…

… occupation; his involvement with partisans, fighting against the Bulgarian police; his arrest and incarceration in Skopje after being betrayed by an…

… gunfire; the ability of some Jews to bribe police and escape to join the partisans; Jewish partisans setting former Jewish-owned houses on fire so local…

… uniform and working for a police battalion; witnessing the killing of Jews; seeing the Christians who killed them; incidents where she saved the lives of…

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… if go high because do speak the German lan guage very good nobody will take me from the police hadquarters because this is the poilce headquarters from…

… other such columns; the sound of gunshots at the fortress area; and seeing a ditch, surrounded by German soldiers and Russian police officers, filled with…

…, the local trucking company, empty Jewish houses; the fates of his Jewish acquaintances; and violence between Dutch Nazis and the Dutch police.…

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… the beginning of the razzia’s and the emptying of the houses. A new word ‘gerazzialiseerd” (razzialised). Police went from door to door. He saw the…

… imprisonment of young Jewish men and women in the town’s barracks by German forces and local police; the roundup and imprisonment of the rest of the town a few…

…Boris Muzychenko, born in 1928 in Ukraine, describes seeing Jews driven out of their homes by the local police and collaborators; the belief, spread…

… forces and Dutch police; the disappearance of his Jewish classmates; traveling to Westerbork for work; collecting notes from behind Jewish transport trains…

… Theater to say goodbye to friends; the involvement of the Dutch police; lying about her Jewish grandparent to get a job; witnessing Jewish houses being…

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… their luggage. She remembered Ies Walvis and Ab Caransa. The Hirsch family gave them photos to keep safely. She remembered Dutch police in black, who…