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… composers--Germany. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Lithuania--Kaunas. Songs, German. Songs, Lithuanian. http://collections.ushmm.org Contact reference@ushmm…

…Daruše Burdová, born December 31, 1923 in Brno, Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic), describes the good relations between Czechs, Germans, and Jews in…

… the danger nor of what was happening in Europe at that time; his interactions with the other forced laborers and the German guards; the liberation of…

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…, 1942). As the men boarded a packed train, the swimming team coach from the Maccabee’s, a Hungarian named Mr. Schaffer, tried to convince the Germans to…

… entertain the Germans; her transfer to Stutthof in August 1944; being selected to be gassed but hiding in a gutter to save herself; being transferred to…

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… piece of furniture. And I used to stand for them, and sing for them, German songs, which was wonderful. I thought it was the greatest thing, because that…

… September 1, 1939 by Russians who turned the city over to Lithuanian rule; life in the Vilna ghetto, particularly cultural activities; the music song in the…

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… from elsewhere came to Vilna. Life remained this way until June 1941. 1.38 The German bombardment started as well as restrictions (yellow star, forced…

… Vilnius, Lithuania during the 1930s and being in the Hashomer Hatzair; the death of his mother who was killed by the Germans; joining the Russian army after…

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… he was together with me in gymnasium of Slovatski(ph) Vilnius. And he went to Germanistic(ph), so he knew German excellent, and she began to quarrel…

… seven months; his arrival and initiation at Birkenau; his job at Birkenau was to clean up the garbage; the illnesses in camp; ghetto songs; being marched…

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… hated Russians and collaborated with the Germans. He describes how his father was taken to a work camp and killed. 2:00:00 He describes how Lithuanians…

… a Hebrew school; the Soviet occupation; his family being scheduled for deportation to Siberia; the German invasion in June 1941; his sister Batya and…

… Seligmanns disembarked in Belgium and lived in Brussels until the German invasion. Siegfried was arrested as an enemy alien and transported to the internment…

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… papers, German and Belgian registration certificates, and vaccination certificates. Camp documents include lyrics to the Gurs and St. Cyprien camp song…

… the city was first occupied by Soviet troops in June 1940, and following the invasion of the Soviet Union by Germany in June 1941, by the Germans…

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…, Hebrew, Lithuanian, German, Polish Administrative Information Access: Collection is open for use, but is stored offsite. Please contact the Reference Desk…

… grandfather, a rabbi in Viduklė; Soviet occupation; transfer to a Yiddish school; German invasion in June 1941; staying in a bunker for three days; anti-Jewish…

… massacre at the end of 1943; her activities in the ghetto underground; partisan songs written during the war; her work in Łódź, Poland with the puppet…

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… and other public executions. 3.35 More songs and descriptions of performances. 3.47 Life before the Germans enter. The gymnasium period. The feeling of…

… Jewish observances in his family’s home; the Russians occupying Kovno; the Polish refugees arriving; changes in education; the German invasion; killings in…

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…, Russian, Hebrew and German. The latter they learned from a nanny they had. 01:15:19 The family participated in Jewish observances. Shlomo belonged to a…

… six other musicians in front of the SS and others; singing the Schubert Serenade in German; walking with the orchestra for miles on Sundays to other…

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…'re Germans, I didn't want to sing Yiddish songs. I sang-- I told him I'll sing Schubert's Serenade in German. And from then on, we were like a unit. We were…

…Aleksas Aleksandravičius, born in 1919 in Šiluva, Lithuania, describes his family; German soldiers taking the horses and carriages of his family in…

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… Paris. As a Roma child during the German occupation, Aleksandravičius remembers the violent and cruel Germans that would hit the Roma. He talks about the…