…Contains interviews with Holocaust survivors, concentration camp liberators, rescuers, relief workers, former POWs, and people of different social…

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… camps? http://collections.ushmm.org Contact reference@ushmm.org for further information about this collection This is a verbatim transcript of spoken word…

…Oral history interviews with Holocaust survivors and concentration camp liberators.…

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…,370 because all the other people had immigrated. 658 00:33:28,370 --> 00:33:31,040 A lot of children had immigrated. 659 00:33:31,040 --> 00:33:36,230 And so…

…Dora Freilich, born in Poland in 1926, discusses her wartime experiences; living in Russian and Poland after the war; immigrating to the United…

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… was made like a-a street. It was not a street but they called it the “Lager Strasser.” “Lager” is a concentration camp and “Strasser” is “Way.” So that…

… ill after an appendectomy in August 1941. Albert, Rozi, and her family were scheduled to be transported to concentration camps on multiple occasions…

… both survived the war, and in 1949, they immigrated to the United States. Gertrud, 77, died in July 1978, in Philadelphia. Dorit, 75, died on December 5…

… expired and they were forced to leave. They traveled to Mexico City where they stayed for a year while waiting to be approved for formal immigration into…

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… immigration into the United States. After the war ended, news arrived about Eugenie’s sisters. Sophie and Charlotte who had been deported and killed, while…

… 1938; the imprisonment of her father in Buchenwald concentration camp for four weeks; her father’s immigration to the United States in February 1940; how…

…; fighting in Israel’s War for Independence; returning to Panama; and immigrating to the United States in 1955. [Note: this summary may not reflect the…

… a uniform; receiving a tattooed number on her arm; life at the camp; becoming friends with others in barracks; never learning the fate of her parents…

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… at the camp: wake up at 3am, given a mug of black liquid at 3:30; becomes friends with others in barracks; never learns fate of her parents; cuts and…

… endured harsh conditions in the camp for several months, keeping in contact with his family while he arranged for a visa to leave the country. He had heard…

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… Jews. He endured harsh conditions in the camp for several months, keeping in contact with his family while he arranged for a visa to leave the country…

… until 1947; staying in close contact with the family that rescued her; getting married and immigrated to the United States; and changing her name back to…

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… Mateo, CA 94402 them to be her family. Liza later got married and immigrated to the United States. She changed her name back to Liza when she became a US…

… Yugoslavia who immigrated to Australia.…

… to a concentration camp in Durrës, Albania and the conditions there; their subsequent transfer to the camp in Ferramonti, Italy and the relatively good…

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… concentration camp, I think, in Albania. That was the closest spot, always the Italians. From one day to the other, of course, we didn't have much time to think…

…Auschwitz (Concentration camp)…

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… system that existed between camps; Rabbi Lorge details survivors’ reports (included Hungarian survivors); He recalls the different treatment of camp…

… of their life in Belgium; and the family's arrest in 1943 and transport to Malines concentration camp. He describes his family's deportation to…

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… got arrested by the Germans and was sent to Malines. Where's that? Malines is a camp where after they got you there, they get you all together and send…

…Cypora Gutnic, born in Poland, discusses her decision to leave Poland because of the antisemitism; immigrating in 1930 to Palestine where she lived…

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…; in 1930, she immigrated to Palestine where she lived on a kibbutz (Avoda) with 100 other people; she describes her life and time in Palestine; Cypora…

… Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish, Russian, and French. Interviews include survivors of the Holocaust who immigrated to Israel.…

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… against his immigration. The father stood firm, and the boy went to Palestine, survived the Holocaust, and was one of the founders of the religious kibbutz…

… Hebrew, Yiddish, Polish, Russian, and French. Interviews include survivors of the Holocaust who immigrated to Israel.…

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… Tuehl (?) France (labor camp), near Strassburg and Majino Line. Worked in cleaning arms and subsequently, was an electric-welder for tanks. Relatively…

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… participated a little bit in the work they did, and ma -- we were rewarded for it. But then, in 1933, they took over a very large, what we called a hashavah camp…

… Relief and Rehabilitation Administration displaced persons camp in Deggendorf, Germany; and her and her mother's immigration to the United States in June…

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… Camps kam, sprach ich sehr gut Englisch und musste Deutsch mit meiner Mutter und meiner Familie sprechen. Und meine Mutter hat hier sehr schnell Englisch…