… thoughts on heroism as a part of survival. At the end of the interview, Rubin displays and discusses photographs from a family photo album.…

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… said it doesn't exist. 169 00:10:19,710 --> 00:10:25,550 That was my only defense of my own personal survival. 170 00:10:25,550 --> 00:10:29,270 I kept…

… displaced persons camp; emigration to Israel in 1949; the births of her three daughters; the importance of her friends' support to her survival; testifying at…

… the French army by 1940 and would eventually be captured and survive as a prisoner-of-war. Jean Claude fled Paris and joined the Resistance, and also…

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…. André had joined the French army by 1940 and would eventually be captured and survive as a prisoner‐of‐war. Jean Claude fled Paris and joined the…

… May 1945. She joined her sisters Emmy Pomper and Sabina Heliczer in the United States in 1946. Her mother survived Theresienstadt and immigrated to the…

…; using the name Churchill in the prison and attributing her survival to it; further details of her defiant attitude in captivity; her contact with other F…

… his family; he and his sisters being forced to work in factories; his father dying after being attacked by the Gestapo in his home; surviving in the…

… among inmates; how older girls tried to help the younger ones and the coping strategies they used to survive; the sabotage of a crematorium in October…

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… tried to help the younger ones and the coping strategies they used to survive. She describes the sabotage of a crematorium in October 1944 and the public…

… later met up with the younger sister of her sister-in-law; going to Crivitz, Germany and witnessing Russian soldiers sexually assault women; the survival…

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… February 1943 she was hospitalized back in Auschwitz. Mrs. Truly categorizes which jobs were easier to survive and which more difficult. Again, aided by a…

…, Ravensbrück, and Theresienstadt. Several of the children had survived because they had been Mengele’s medical experiment subjects. In 1948, when some of the…

… concentration camp; the conditions in the camp which were horrifying, cold, and brutal; being determined to survive to ensure that she would be able to tell the…

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…, brutal; Margaret was determined to survive to ensure that she’d be able to tell the world what she saw and what they had all experienced; There were many…