…Death march…

…Cinematography of the Holocaust presentation: March of Time outtakes…

… detained in Drancy internment camp for five days until they were deported to Auschwitz. There they stayed until January 1945 when they were forced-marched to…

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… Maria managed to escape before being arrested again in 1944 and deported to Auschwitz and then force‐marched to Bergen‐Belsen. Sarah’s memoir describes…

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…, Flossenbürg, Hersbruck, and Dachau, where he survived typhus and a death march. He was liberated by American forces on April 29, 1945.…

…Collection of photographs of Dachau prisoners and death marches on Münchenerstrasse in Hebertshausen, Germany; and documents concerning Maria…

… imprisoned by the Nazis during World War II, and were forced on death marches toward the end of that war. The specific focus of much of the material are the…

… Holocaust Memorial Museum, coordinated the interview with Dr. Hans Steinbigler in Germany on March 22, 2011. The interview was received by the Museum's Oral…

…One issue of "La tour garde: annonce le Royaume Jehovah," 15 Novembre 1980 No 22 Bimensuel, containing the article "Jai servecu a la marche de la…

…, Buchenwald, and Jaworzno concentration camps and on a death march.…

… depicting Franya Szytra and Cesia Zelonka from Sosnowiec, with an undated message. Also includes two enlarged maps showing the route of two death marches, one…

… march. She and a friend managed to escape from Volary, Czechoslovakia (Volary, Czech Republic) on 3 May 1945 and were later rescued by French POWs who…

…; a death march; the burial of the dead from the march in the village cemetery; and the moving of the victims' bodies at a later date.…

… in 1949; a death march during which prisoners asked for food from local townspeople; and her life after the war, including her participation in the…

… deportees, but her boat arrived in Stutthof. From there, she was forced to march to Totenhof in Sofienwald, and, in the spring of 1945, was sent on another…

… then walk down the hill in waist deep snow to the train depot. After a short truck ride, they marched for six days and nights to prisoner of war camp…

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… diary he kept as a prisoner of war describing his experiences at Stalag IX‐B in Bad Orb and Berga concentration camp and on a death march, listing fellow…

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… concentration camp for forced labor and the Volary (Vondnany) death march. The evidence was brought to the United States from Germany by the donor’s father…

…, shortly after their time in Flossenbürg concentration camp and their liberation from a death march by American troops. Ernst Reiter, on the right, wears…

… letters were sent from a forced march. Grünwald perished in a concentration camp (likely Bergen-Belsen).…

…; activities he undertook for the Polish Underground Army; internment in Gross-Rosen, Mauthausen, and Sachsenhausen; a death march; his liberation and…

…, including Biala Podlaska, Skarzysko, Kielce, Czestochowianka, Buchenwald, and Magdeburg; a death march; the deaths of members of the Kiman’s family; and…