…World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, German.…

… group; transfer to a prison in Budapest; an aunt securing her release; moving to Baja, posing as non-Jews; her aunt placing her in an orphanage; German…

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… state, in writing, that they had arrived to the “desired destination” which wasn’t true, but they wanted to be paid. Being in prison there. Ze’hava was…

…PRISONERS (GERMAN)…

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… Hitler; his marriage to Esther van Dam and their decision to settle in Rotterdam in 1935; anticipating the war; the German bombing of Rotterdam May 14…

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…. First of all, I didn't talk Yiddish. Among the Polish prisoners, mostly Yiddish was talked, so I couldn't join in. Did you speak German? Yes. We were…

…Prisoner-of-war camps--Germany.…

…) working class until June 1940 when he was picked up and interned in Huyton, a camp near Liverpool with other German Jewish refugees; volunteering in July…

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…, prisoners of war, and instead of the paratroopers, they got the people from the Kitchener Camp, and the German refugees, and the Orthodox Jews, and they had…

… Section prisoners and befriending another female prisoner; the importance of secrecy for her while she was imprisoned; her attitude towards the Germans at…

… internment camp; serving in the GHQ Second Echelon prisoner of war section of the British Army in London and in camps for German prisoners of war in Louvain…

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…, “He hanged himself in the prison with a belt.” Which is very unlikely that a German police, in a prison, anyhow, they would allow a prisoner to retain a…

… from Paris and being fired on by Germans; arriving in Loches, France in lodging provided by the Red Cross in the Château de Loches; Senegalese resistance…