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- Date:
- inclusive: 1943-1990
- Series 1: Joseph Berger papers 1943-Approximate 1990
Document | Accession Number: 1994.A.0187
… older daughter were killed, but his younger daughter was smuggled out and survived the Holocaust in hiding under the name Mary. Joseph escaped in 1943…
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…, surviving the Holocaust under a false identity, and immigrating to the United States. Languages: English, German, Polish, French Administrative Information…
…, surviving the Holocaust under a false identity, and immigrating to the United States. Languages: English, German, Polish, French Administrative Information…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1926-2009
- Series 3: Subject files 1979-2007
Document | Accession Number: 2014.172.2
… the false identity “Marcel Benoît” and joined the resistance. His parents survived the war in hiding. Following the liberation of France in 1944, Marcel…
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… Marcel Wolf Zyto, who survived the war living under the false name of Marcel or Pierre Benoît in France. Documents include pre-war personal documents…
… Marcel Wolf Zyto, who survived the war living under the false name of Marcel or Pierre Benoît in France. Documents include pre-war personal documents…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1939-1967
- Series 1: Ruth H. Windmuller papers 1939-1967
Document | Accession Number: 2000.187
…, le plus grand du monde,” referenced by Windmuller on the second page of her notebook. The clipping, ''The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz,'' describes…
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… Windmuller on the second page of her notebook. The clipping, ''The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz,'' describes Ernst Koppel (using the name Emil Geisler), a…
… Windmuller on the second page of her notebook. The clipping, ''The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz,'' describes Ernst Koppel (using the name Emil Geisler), a…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1916-2000
bulk: 1938-1949
Document | Accession Number: 1997.44
…, Poland. She had survived the war in hiding in Modolycze, and lived at the Jäger Kaserne displaced persons camp until immigrating to the United States in…
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… Harbor, and two report cards issued to Edmund Glotzer in 1938 and 1939. Jack Glotzer’s memoir, I Survived the German Holocaust Against All Odds: A…
… Harbor, and two report cards issued to Edmund Glotzer in 1938 and 1939. Jack Glotzer’s memoir, I Survived the German Holocaust Against All Odds: A…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1930-1991
- Series 5: Printed materials 1939-1988
Document | Accession Number: 1992.53.45
… the Hongkew ghetto. John became a camp guard, and Hermann died of dysentery. John and Harriet survived the war, immigrated to California in 1947, and…
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…. John and Harriet survived the war, immigrated to California in 1947, and became American citizens in 1952. John’s father committed suicide before…
…. John and Harriet survived the war, immigrated to California in 1947, and became American citizens in 1952. John’s father committed suicide before…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1913-1997
- Series 6: Publications, 1939-1997
Document | Accession Number: 1997.A.0316.1
… traveled to Lisbon, newspaper clippings, and Joseph Shadur’s memoir, A Drive to Survival.…
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…, newspaper clippings, and Joseph Shadur’s memoir, A Drive to Survival. System of arrangement The Shadur family papers are arranged into six series: • Series 1…
…, newspaper clippings, and Joseph Shadur’s memoir, A Drive to Survival. System of arrangement The Shadur family papers are arranged into six series: • Series 1…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1900-2002
- Special Collection:
- Save Their Stories
Document | Accession Number: 2014.101.1
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… related to Goldmeier’s career at UMD, 1966-1998 2 1 John Goldmeier publications related to Holocaust survival, 1988-1990 2 2 Photographs of the Scotts and…
… related to Goldmeier’s career at UMD, 1966-1998 2 1 John Goldmeier publications related to Holocaust survival, 1988-1990 2 2 Photographs of the Scotts and…
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- Date:
- inclusive: circa 1880-2016
- Series 8: Writings and publications 1917-2016
- Series 9: Audio visual materials 1998
Document | Accession Number: 2017.654.1
… Ullman, titled "A Stormy Survival" (1976), "Stories by Emily Ullman," the memoir of Leo Ullman, titled "796 Days," family geneaological data, and books and…
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…-era experiences of Frank, Emily, and Leo Ullman who survived the Holocaust in hiding in and around Amsterdam. The collection included pre-war, wartime…
…-era experiences of Frank, Emily, and Leo Ullman who survived the Holocaust in hiding in and around Amsterdam. The collection included pre-war, wartime…
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1944-1966
- File 11: Findings of the Stanislavkiy Oblast Commission for the Investigation and Determination of Crimes committed by German Criminals 1944, Findings of the Stanislavkiy Oblast Commission for the Investigation and Determination of Crimes committed by German Criminals during the mass extermination of Soviet citizens in the Stanislavkiy Oblast. On 1 September 1941, the German-Fascist invasion of the city of Stanislav brought the head of the Gestapo Hans Kruger and other members of the Gestapo: Shott, Tausch, Brand, Miller, and Mauer. A detailed description is provided on how Soviet citizens and Jews were systematically exterminated. Instructions to implement the so-called “Blue Monday” operation were defined, the 1st stage (8 September 1941) extermination of Soviet intelligentsia of Stanislav. Names of some victims and numbers according to professions provided. Plans for the 2nd stage of annihilation (December 1941) are cited; the establishment of the Jewish ghetto and various atrocities committed there are described. Whereas on 20 December 1941 20,000 people were gathered in the ghetto, by January 1944, only about 5,000 to 7,000 survived. Extermination of Jews and Soviet citizens in Rogatiny, Bylshowvtsy, Kosovy, Galichy, and Gorodenko are also described.
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Document | Accession Number: 1995.A.0931 | RG Number: RG-31.009
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- Date:
- inclusive: 1939-1989
- Series 3: Photographic materials Approximate 1945-Approximate 1947
- Series 5: Reports, memoranda, and speeches 1945-1987
Document | Accession Number: 1993.23.553
…Greta Fischer (1910-1988) was born in Budišov (Bautch) to Leopold and Ida Fischer. She survived the war in London while her parents perished in…
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… Fischer. She survived the war in London while her parents perished in Theresienstadt. In June 1945, she went to Germany as a member of United Nations…
… Fischer. She survived the war in London while her parents perished in Theresienstadt. In June 1945, she went to Germany as a member of United Nations…
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