…The Katz Ehrenthal Collection is a collection of more than 900 objects depicting Jews and antisemitic and anti-Jewish propaganda from the medieval to…

… brother escaping to Belgium; her immigration to Palestine with a sister in 1939; her parents remaining behind in Germany; learning Hebrew; her experiences…

… and Jews; the Italian occupation of Kos and the racial laws that Italian authorities reluctantly enforced; the lack of concern of the Jewish community…

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…. Jews, Greek Orthodox, and Catholics lived in harmony. German troops arrived on Rhodes and Kos in September 1943, and soon began strictly enforcing racial…

…Contains interviews with 95 Christian rescuers in Germany, Netherlands, Canada, France, Belgium, CSSR, United States and Israel…

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… approx. 30,000 Jews and other refugees by issuing them visas free of charge from the Portuguese consulate in Bordeaux), it might well be worth having a…

… the German invasion of Belgium, Eva and Erna fled to France but were forced to return to Antwerp. Erna’s husband, Benjamin Riemer, disappeared in a…

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…) Ravensbrück (Concentration camp) Neustadt‐Glewe (Concentration camp) Jews‐‐Germany‐‐Berlin. Jewish refugees‐‐Israel‐‐Tel Aviv. Jewish refugees‐‐Belgium…

… 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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… her two younger brothers to go to Israel… 5:10 The maid that worked for them left because she was not allowed to work for Jews. People who had been…

…, lived in a predominantly Jewish area, and attended a large synagogue. The Nazi regime took power in 1933, and began actively persecuting Jews. Gertrud…

… Italy, France, and Belgium; and her life in the US.…

… denied entry in Cuba and returned to Europe they disembarked in Antwerp, Belgium and got an apartment in Brussels along with another shipmate, Fritz Buff…

… 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…

… Tanning Company. Antisemitic laws made it difficult for Jews to attend universities in Hungary, so George and Madeleine both studied at the University of…

… German Army in World War I; being separated from his parents and sent on a train to Brussels, Belgium, where a Jewish refugee organization placed him with…

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… name. A: O.K. My complete name is Eddie Helmwood Willner. I was born with the name Helmwood Willner and the name Eddie was given to me later in Belgium…

… education; her marriage and her decision to move to Belgium with her husband in 1933; her life in Belgium; her husband's success as a photographer; their…

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…:25:50,300 --> 00:25:53,870 I just simply was not going to open up 445 00:25:53,870 --> 00:25:57,110 about my experiences of being a Jew 446 00:25:57…

… warned the Markowicz family of an imminent outbreak of violence against Jews throughout Germany in 1938; fleeing to Antwerp, Belgium shortly before…

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… the Markowiczes of an impending outbreak of violence against Jews in Germany. Harry and his family escaped to Belgium. In May 1940, Germany invaded…

…World War, 1939-1945--Jews--Rescue--Belgium.…

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… was like a disbelief also. Because here you, don't forget, Belgium was a very free country. You were able to walk on the street and say, I'm a Jew. I…

… Dixmude (Diksmuide), Belgium on the morning of Rosh Hashanah. [Note: this summary may not reflect the entirety of the interview; it may also contain…

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…, Germany invaded France and occupied Paris. Many of the approximately 175,000 Jews living in Paris tried to flee the city ahead of the advancing Germans. The…

… to allow him into Belgium, where his wife and son later joined him. Fritz kept in contact with Leopold’s family, who had been smuggled into Belgium as…

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

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… 1942 tried to escape by volunteering to the Foreign Legion, but the French found out that he was a Jew and handed him over to the Germans, who…

… March 13, 1939 when he was almost 13 years old; departing from Wurzburg, Germany and going to Antwerp, Belgium; the beginning of the war; fleeing with his…

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… 13 years of age o Departed from Train Station in Wurzburg, Germany o Only possessions was one suitcase of clothes  Arrived in Antwerp, Belgium with a…

… Dixmude (Diksmuide), Belgium on the morning of Rosh Hashanah. [Note: this summary may not reflect the entirety of the interview; it may also contain…

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… children back to the city. Claire and her children are shown together in this photograph. Albert's father, released from the labor camp, walked from Belgium…