… Betty, nee Reich, 1885-1971). He had an older brother, Max (1910-1993), and the family was among the approximately 200 Jews living in the town. Georg…

…Oral history interview with Anna Post…

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…, swimming, playing, organizing all kind of dramatic plays, and it was wonderful. Family was coming. Because we were living in a little village, family was…

…Oral history interview with Sara Geler…

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… beginning of the war. After a month the Russians entered. Her brother escaped to Bzheshch in fear of German invasion, but the rest of the family did not join…

…Oral history interview with Sheindl Olevsky…

…Oral history interview with Alla Tetereyyatnikova…

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… what occurred to Jewish families at that time by remembering actual events that took place in front of her eyes. She recalls the Jews who were brought…

…Oral history interview with Gita Frankel…

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… kilometers from their hometown, Kaliscz, Gita and her family were in a ghetto concentrated into three streets. What are her memories of that time? 3. When the…

…Oral history interview with Mária Pozsgai…

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… United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Oral History Interview Hungarian Witnesses Documentation Project https://collections.ushmm.org Contact…

…Oral history interview with Abraham Grossman…

…Levin and Kulmanas families' papers…

…The Marcia Cyviner letters consist of postcards and letters written to Marcia from family and friends in Maków Mazowiecki, Poland, during the German…

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… Marcia, who had recently immigrated to Brooklyn, New York from family and friends in Maków Mazowiecki, Poland. The majority of the letters are written by…

… a brother, Samuel (Mula). Dora’s family moved to Moscow when World War I began in 1914; her father died about 1918 and the family returned to Poland…

… a brother, Samuel (Mula). Dora’s family moved to Moscow when World War I began in 1914; her father died about 1918 and the family returned to Poland…

… work afterwards. As a result, the family was poor, and Anna had to work cleaning graves in a Jewish cemetery. As a child, Heinz was artistic and played…

…Oral history interview with Lucie Ragin, Joyce Mizrachi, and André Zalc…

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… 6 00:00:12,960 --> 00:00:17,490 is, first about your parents, about-- but without maybe 7 00:00:17,490 --> 00:00:19,694 the history of Russia. 8 00:00…

…Oral history interview with Eva Maiden…

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… Vienna which was Jewish neighborhood and it was very large apartment which contained both of their medical of ices as well as quarters for the family and…

…Oral history interview with Amiel Shomroni…

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… Vienna. Tals about his extended family. Father is Croatian. Mother, nee Weinberger, was from a very well-to-do family. 1.13 He joined the Youth movement…

…Oral history interview with Denise Damensztein Schwarzbach…

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… to France because her father had pleaded for her to be left and because when the rest of her family in about 1940 were required to be listed as Jews on…

…Oral history interview with Denisse Avram…

…Oral history interview with Michel Margosis…

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… Yiddish newspaper and here we see a photo of Michel's father's press card. In 1940, when the Germans invaded Belgium, Michel and his family fled to the…

…Berkowicz family collection…