… Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish, Russian, and French. Interviews include survivors of the Holocaust who immigrated to Israel.…

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… Sept. 23, 1943, the ghetto was ordered closed, and the Gestapo selected people to be killed or transported. She was sent to Camp Kaiserwald in Riga, and…

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… get out and I had a fairly good chance. The director of the household school in Berlin had immigrated to England and she opened a children's home there…

… Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish, Russian, and French. Interviews include survivors of the Holocaust who immigrated to Israel.…

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… immigrated to Palestine in 1939, a month before the war broke out. There was no possibility for the family to reunite again, so they spent the war years…

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…. They played the Tchaikovsky trio which was dedicated to the death of a dear friend. Maria died in Soviet Gulag, Professor Metz in a concentration camp…

… 1941; the liquidation of the ghetto in 1943; being sent to Kaiserwald concentration camp; being liberated on March 10, 1945 from Stutthof concentration…

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… they said lot of the Jewish nationality are in concentration camps. Sachsenhauseri and Buchenwald before the war. thought that there would be very hard…

… Soły; being sent with her sister to the labor camp Dünawerke; her father’s deportation to the Kaiserwald concentration camp; surviving the labor camp…

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… went back. Anthony: You emigrated to the United States and your sister went to ‐‐‐? Lily: No, no. I didn't immigrate. I was in the DP camps…

… Grunewald Naidorf. His father, born February 7, 1899, in Łódź, Poland, Imperial Russia, immigrated to Germany as a young man. His mother was born on April 20…

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…’s imprisonment in concentration camps, and his subsequent liberation and immigration to Colombia. Items collected from the concentration camps include issues of…

… Yugoslavia who immigrated to Australia.…

… 1938; the imprisonment of her father in Buchenwald concentration camp for four weeks; her father’s immigration to the United States in February 1940; how…

… family lived near the Zeilsheim displaced persons (DP) camp in Frankfurt am Main, and immigrated to the United States in 1949. Later in life, she began…

… of the ghetto and his relocation to Kaiserwald concentration camp; working in a factory in Riga where he repaired uniforms for the German Army…

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…. He was not. He was never in any concentration camp, he was never in any forced labor -- he was never really hurt in any way. Uh … my father, I remember…

…Oral history interviews with Holocaust survivors and concentration camp liberators.…

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…:03:27,270 to a concentration camp. 55 00:03:27,270 --> 00:03:29,344 This way, you're going to go to a labor camp. 56 00:03:29,344 --> 00:03:31,386 You…

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… she kept them in white. And my...my father had a brother and two sisters. The...the...the...the younger brother immigrated to Argentina with one of the…

… 1938; the imprisonment of her father in Buchenwald concentration camp for four weeks; her father’s immigration to the United States in February 1940; how…

… brother’s immigration to the United States in 1938; how her family moved to Hanover, Germany in 1934; being forced to attend a Jewish school; Kristallnacht…

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… Kristallnacht -The Night of Broken Glass • Survived the Riga ghetto and the Kaiserwald and Stutthof concentration camps • Liberated by the Russians in 1945…

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… other things going on about treatment of Jews, about concentration camps? A: Not that early on the concentration camps, no. The only incident that I…

… Magdeburg; her liberation and her life in a war zone; reuniting with her family; her job helping others immigrate to the United States; her own immigration to…

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… to Stutthof and then Magdeburg; her liberation and her life in a war zone; reuniting with her family; her job helping others immigrate to the United…

… describes her family's deportation to Riga ghetto in Latvia in 1941, their subsequent transport to Kaiserwald concentration camp in 1943, and their…

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… is the photo of the Stutthof concentration camp. After the war, Susan married and immigrated with her husband Herman and their family to the United…

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… fascists had brown, you know, shirts. And it was horrible. There -- there are pictures there about the concentration camps already in Germany. At first…