…United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of Jewish Family and Children's Services of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma…

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… relatives who went to Shanghai and then from Shanghai to San Francisco-- to New York. So a lot of different stories. So each family had its own story. Some…

… the United States with his family in February 1939; living in Scranton, Pennsylvania; moving a few years later to New London, Connecticut; finishing…

…, PA, includes oral histories of three generations of Holocaust survivor families, focusing on how survivors coped following the war, the impact of their…

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… and where you were born. SPOUSE COSHJ: I’m 57, and I was born in Brooklyn, New York. INT: And your date of birth? SPOUSE COSHJ: April 26, 1942. INT: And…

…, PA, includes oral histories of three generations of Holocaust survivor families, focusing on how survivors coped following the war, the impact of their…

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… in Brooklyn, New York. INT: Could you give me, tell me what you're doing now, what you do for a living? COSBE: I am working for a pharmaceutical…

…Sieraczek family papers…

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…SIERACZEK FAMILY PAPERS, 1938-1953 2015.569.1 United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Archives 100 Raoul Wallenberg Place SW Washington, DC 20024…

…’s connections in Austria; her family’s trek to Vienna and later flight to New York; adjusting to life in the US; making her New York apartment a home; taking…

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… your family first. 11 00:00:29,980 --> 00:00:33,920 Speak louder because this-- 12 00:00:33,920 --> 00:00:36,760 my ear isn't so good. Contact reference…

… secret room with her family during the deportations; her father’s efforts in the resistance movement; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in the spring of 1943 and…

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…, please join us in our online conversation: Never Stop Asking Why. The conversation aims to inspire individuals and new generations to ask the important…

…, PA, includes oral histories of three generations of Holocaust survivor families, focusing on how survivors coped following the war, the impact of their…

… the Holocaust; immigrating to the United States; adjusting to life in New York, NY; her experiences with prejudice; being sent to Catholic summer camps…

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… was born, I mean s -- at some time, and I don’t remember exactly when, his family, who had gone to Santa Domingo, appeared in New York. And so, all of a…

…; immigrating to the United States; post-war family relations; moving to New Jersey; living with his uncle and finishing his education; his views on the United…

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…; how the world changed after the Holocaust; immigrating to the United States; postwar family relations; moving to New Jersey; living with his uncle and…

… sister Anne in July 1938. She lived in Cincinnati with distant relatives before rejoining her sister in New York City. Her father was arrested during…

… 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…

… Katz; the birth of their son, Marek, in September 1939; the Russian occupation on September 17, 1939; moving with his family to the shtetl Strusow; being…

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… Russians, and he and his family moved to the shtetl Strusów. The Russians “allowed me to practice medicine,” and he worked with Dr. Slipi (sp?), who was his…

… 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…

… Secretary of the company. Annie and Lawrence B. Goldsmith Sr., along with a cousin Elsie Schiffman in New York, sponsored the immigration of extended family…

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… immigration of extended family members from Germany. They were successful in sponsoring the Ludwig Marx family who arrived in New York in March 1939, as well as…

…Agnes Weisbrun Hoffman, born in Budapest, Hungary on January 21, 1931, discusses her childhood in Miskolc, Hungary in a family of writers and actors…

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…,900 --> 00:56:18,870 They lived in Cleveland, and in New York. 757 00:56:18,870 --> 00:56:23,420 And my father was in touch with them, my family, 758 00:56:23…

… secret room with her family during the deportations; her father’s efforts in the resistance movement; the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in the spring of 1943 and…

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… this collection ROUGH DRAFT TRANSCRIPT NOT A VERBATIM RECORD 3 family included many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Poland is highlighted on this map of…

… deportation of her father in 1942 to do forced labor; her mother's home garden sustaining the family and neighbors; conditions changing when the Germans entered…

…’s family in Brooklyn, New York. His other brother, Leo, escaped into Italy and sailed illegally on a ship to Palestine, where he served in a Jewish battalion…

… to New York on the SS Conte de Savoia of the Italian Line in February 1939; being met by the Bomberger family (who were not Jewish), who took them to…

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… a little bit about your family now. About your parents. What were their names? A: My mother’s name was Anna Winter. My father’s was Max Winter. Q…