… November 1938 and the order to leave Austria in three days; traveling to Cologne, Germany and then to Belgium on foot; living in a refugee camp in Antwerp…

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… Belgium and he was killed. He was married to a non-Jewish lady and he was safe, he could work, he worked for a film company, but they were hiding British…

… States visa; her parents' money in banks in the US; her father's journey to Belgium and going to Belgium later with her mother; living in Antwerp, Belgium…

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… have left. 299 00:16:00,890 --> 00:16:03,160 Well, we did try to send somebody. 300 00:16:03,160 --> 00:16:05,380 Because we left to go to Belgium. 301…

… flee to Switzerland; his decision with his wife to leave Germany; being smuggled over the border into Belgium; attempting to start a new life in Antwerp…

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… Cologne to Belgium for 600 Belgian Franks. This plan was risky, but Samuel and Miriam felt the risk of staying was greater. The Barasch family traveled to…

… (1918-1990) and lived in Vienna, Austria where Georg worked as a beer exporter and Margarethe worked as a milliner. Peter left for Belgium in 1938 at the…

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… collection also includes a diary written by Peter Weiss, Georg and Margarethe’s son, from 1938-1940. Peter began his diary when he fled to Belgium in 1938 and…

… Czechoslovakia, where they had citizenship; his mother securing passage to Britain while temporarily leaving Peter and his sister with an aunt in Brussels, Belgium…

… connection with Judaism; wanting to be part of the mainstream and not being accepted; how the Nazis took her family’s business; how she went to Belgium and her…

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… place to go to as a cook and chambermaid in England. And I got out to Belgium with a group of children, with a children's transport. And how long were you…

… mother to Belgium; the German occupation of Belgium in 1940 and going into hiding in a convent, where she remained for two years until the Germans became…

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…, when we reached Belgium, uh, I was separated from her and, uh, through the..the underground really did all that. We had moved into a...into a room where…

… Antwerp, Belgium; their life in Antwerp; their move to Brussels in 1941, where his father worked for the German occupiers; his round up with his mother in…

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… move the family from the German Reich, after the annexation of Vienna. They went to relatives in Antwerp, Belgium, where they stayed for several years…

…, Belgium in 1938; his internment in a refugee camp in between Brussels and Antwerp, in Mechelen, Belgium, for fifteen months; learning agriculture in…

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…-Democratic party until it was banned in 1933. Then, he was active in the Zionist movement until 1938, when he fled Austria. He lived in Belgium until 1946…

…. Included is a document stating that Margit Fuchs worked at a Jewish children's home in Etterbeek, Belgium from November 1944 to May 1945. Twelve photographs…

…The interview describes Mr. Schwarzbart's young childhood in Vienna, Austria; the flight of his family to Belgium from Austria; and the arrest of his…

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… them across the borders -- in this case into Belgium -- didnt handle both men women and children. They fell in two categories. Certain guides took men…

… brother left Vienna in early 1939 and settled in Antwerp, Belgium hoping to immigrate to the United States. In May 1939 Leo Tisch traveled to England and…

… Zagreb (Croatia) for three months before going to Antwerp, Belgium; obtaining a fake passport so his brother could flee Austria; living in a Belgian…

… into Nazi Germany in 1938; how his brother fled Austria; fleeing with his family to Brussels, Belgium in June 1939; the German invasion of Belgium…

… forced him out. He fled Austria for Belgium, where he hoped to obtain working papers. While there, he was arrested and imprisoned for two years in a prison…

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… North Africa, she wrote me a letter, she was sort of amused. There's an incident that happened. She went to a room to the bed with a man from Belgium. And…

…Describes the author's (b. 1926) childhood in Vienna, Austria; the Anschluss; Kristallnacht; author's emigration to Belgium and his subsequent escape…

… Regina’s sister Fanni, moved to Brussels, Belgium. With the invasion of Belgium by Germany in 1940, Heinrich was sent to Gurs internment camp. The rest…

…; making it across the Belgian border; how some Belgian farmers smuggled them to Brussels, Belgium and gave them money for railroad tickets; arriving in…

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… illegally into Belgium with the husband of my grandmother's non-Jewish maid. And we spent a week in Cologne, Germany, and made three attempts, the first two…

… of World War II, Fritz immigrated to the United States. Kurt fled to Belgium by early 1939, and was detained in Merksplas refugee camp (also referred…

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… start of World War II, Fritz immigrated to the United States. Kurt fled to Belgium by early 1939, and was detained in Merksplas refugee camp (also…

…; his family's decision to immigrate after Kristallnacht; leaving Vienna for Brussels, Belgium in March 1939; his reunion with his parents in 1940; his…

… activities; immigrating illegally to Belgium after the Anschluss in 1938; interning in refugee camps until May 1940; being deported to the French refugee camp…

… at age 14 and finally getting to Brussels, Belgium with his mother; the Germans attack on Belgium; how enrolling in art school after the invasion was…

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… 00:51:06,330 --> 00:51:11,000 I think, than the Dutch. 972 00:51:11,000 --> 00:51:14,030 If you managed to stay in Belgium three months, 973 00:51:14…

… moving to Prague, Czech Republic, where they stayed for one year before moving to Vienna, Austria in 1937; fleeing to Brussels, Belgium after the 1938…

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… to live with us, that is in the same city when we were in Belgium and Brussels, I guess that's the time when I remember her most vividly. I remember…

… summer resort when she was fifteen; the Anschluss in March 1938 and losing her family’s home and their two stores; her father’s escape to Antwerp, Belgium…

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… left. And my father and I had made up a whole language between us. And they were gone. And a few days later, I got a call from Antwerp, Belgium. My…

… doctorate in Egyptology; their subsequent move to Belgium; his mother's friendship with a woman from Chile; her success in obtaining visas for Mr. Mostny, his…

… Austria 1938; trying to escape to Czechoslovaka; escaping to Luxembourg; going to Brussels, Belgium with his parents; being sent to a work camp near…

… occupation; her family hiring smugglers to take them to Belgium; going to France in early 1941 to Paris, Bordeaux, and Marseilles and her husband going to…

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… parents' home. Her husband came home the next day but she doesn't remember the circumstances. 14:50 They bribed people to smuggle them across to Belgium and…

… Kristallnacht; her father’s escape to Antwerp, Belgium; going with her mother to Cologne, Germany then Antwerp; the networking process for escape guides…

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… shirt each. And they left. And my father and I had made a language between us. And then a day later I got a call, and he was in Antwerp, Belgium. And how…

… May 18, 1920. In 1929, the family moved to Brussels, Belgium, and in 1933 Elsa and René divorced. Elsa then married Edmund Lieber (born Zygmunt Lieber…

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… and Löw families papers document the prewar experiences of George Lieber, originally of Vienna, Austra, and his family in Vienna, and Brussels, Belgium…

…Jewish refugees--Belgium--Antwerp.…

…Jewish refugees--Belgium.…

… Grünberger Singer (1894‐1977). In 1938, his family left Austria for Belgium and stayed in Brussels until he and his father were encouraged to move to the…

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…’s family in Germany, her departure via Kindertransport to England, Robert Singer’s family in Austria, his stay in the Merksplas internment camp in Belgium…

…; antisemitic acts he experienced in school; the Anschluss and his family’s flight to Breda, Belgium; attending a Jewish school in Antwerp, Belgium; receiving…

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… Holocaust Oral History Archive no papers—if you smuggled yourself illegally across the border, into Belgium, Belgium did not deport anybody to Germany. Now we…

…, stopping briefly in Zurich, Switzerland and Denmark before being held in the Merksplas internment camp in Belgium. He immigrated to the United States in…

… Belgium, where their father had business connections; his father’s opposition to Zionism; being taken on May 10 with other refugees to a camp in St. Cyprien…

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… to Belgium where father had business connections. Describes his father’s opposition to Zionism, unlike his mother and three older sisters. The…

… money to help them seek asylum in Belgium. Leo began his trip to the US, arriving in New York City on September 23, 1938. He secured affidavits so that…

… August 1939 the family moved to Antwerp, Belgium. On 30 December 1939, Aron boarded the Henry Jasper and sailed to the United States using a business visa…

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… United States with the help of relatives in the U.S., and then bring his family over. In August 1939 the family moved to Antwerp, Belgium. On 30 December…

… IKG for his work as a dentist and service to the Jewish community. The Klingers fled to Brussels, Belgium in 1939. At the University of Brussels, Stefan…

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… IKG for his work as a dentist and service to the Jewish community. The Klingers fled to Brussels, Belgium in 1939. At the University of Brussels, Stefan…

…Louise Spitzer, born December 6, 1916, in Vienna, Austria, describes her parents and childhood; going to Brussels, Belgium to perfect her French and…

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… afraid. But when we were back on the train nobody talked. It was we were all silent and frightened. Until somebody came and said you are in Belgium. And…

… hours, and released to a train station; returning to Luxembourg and staying with relatives until he had the opportunity to cross the border into Belgium…

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… the employ of Ezra. In a way because later when I went to Belgium, he was also the one that smuggled us into Belgium, but I am jumping ahead here. But…

… Belgium in April 1939 to live with his uncle; going to England in May 1939 and staying with a family there until 1946; being treated well by the English…

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… in England while they waited for their paperwork to go to the U.S. However, Ted went to Belgium first to live with his uncle. He lived in Belgium for…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

… business in Vienna, Austria with an uncle; her father returning traumatized from the war; going to Brussels, Belgium in the winter of 1946-1947; going to…

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… your uncle 91 00:05:16,740 --> 00:05:19,290 in Vienna. 92 00:05:19,290 --> 00:05:23,970 In 1951, you went to Israel, returned to Belgium. 93 Contact…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…

…. Herta had married Leo after his application was submitted, so she was not included on his visa. Fritz bribed guards to allow him into Belgium, where his…