… 1926-1930, worked in the Hospital Poznanski in Łódź. In 1930, her brother Charles decided to attend school in Gand, Belgium. The entire family immigrated…

… his first job as a photographer for the Sovetsky Yug (Soviet South) newspaper and worked as a freelance correspondent for Ogonyok magazine. In 1926…

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…Simone Weil Lipman, born in Ringendorf, France in 1920, describes her family moving to Strasbourg three years after her birth; her father’s work as a…

…; working at the social security office and being given a pass to enter the POW camp; bring food, clothes, and information to the prisoners; her desire to…

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… to Schirmeck camp (10 km from Struthof extermination camp). Worked in laundry and sawing trees. A prisoner who laundered lingerie of female SS guards…

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… received a degree in industrial electrical engineering and worked in London and Paris installing movie theatre sound systems. In 1938, he attended the…

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… his first job as a photographer for the Sovetsky Yug (Soviet South) newspaper and worked as a freelance correspondent for Ogonyok magazine. In 1926…

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… his first job as a photographer for the Sovetsky Yug (Soviet South) newspaper and worked as a freelance correspondent for Ogonyok magazine. In 1926…

… his first job as a photographer for the Sovetsky Yug (Soviet South) newspaper and worked as a freelance correspondent for Ogonyok magazine. In 1926…

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… his first job as a photographer for the Sovetsky Yug (Soviet South) newspaper and worked as a freelance correspondent for Ogonyok magazine. In 1926…

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… the Nazis; escaping from Waldlager V; working as a UNWRA aid worker for Greeks in displaced person camps; being liberated by the Americans; returning to…

…Rachel Pludermacher, born November 5, 1908 in Vilna (Vilnius), Lithuania, describes life in Chabannes at the Château; working with Georges Loinger…

…; working as a salesgirl when she was fourteen years old to help support her family; getting married and starting a family; and speaking about her personal…

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… Fucher started it, and it’s still in existence where the people have, after they retire are taken care of by the company that -- that they work for. Q…

…Emilie Guth, born in a small village in Alsace, France in 1911, describes her family and childhood; working in a house that took care of war refugees…

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… was Bust, and she left Bust at age 16. 3:00 She became a nurse and worked for various families. She needed to work because her mother was trying to…

… four years old; attending Cornell until he decided to travel to Germany for eight months in the early 1930s; working as a teacher and then joining the…

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… creating a majority government?" And that was one factor in what happened later, because people gave up on the democratic process; it wouldn't work. But I…

… ended; working with Count Bernadotte as a teacher of refugees; and her memoir, “Child of the Winds: My Mission with Raoul Wallenberg” (Chicago: Adams…

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… well as the Swedish Red Cross for their aid. In l945, after the war ended, she was in Sweden, where she worked with Count Bernadotte as a teacher of…

… with a degree in household and institutional management in 1943; working in the Edinburgh school system and later at a wartime nursery preparing meals…

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… the war; then worked preparing meals for Edinburgh schoolchildren as her obligatory "work of national importance". She often visited the children in…

… camp; seeing piles of inmates’ property; conditions when his time at the camp was over; sight-seeing in Germany after working in the camp; and his…

… at Ose; helping hide children in homes throughout France; how the war affected her family; her life and religious practices after the war; working in…

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…; helping hide children in homes throughout France; how the war affected her family; her life and religious practices after the war; working in synagogues in…

… War II; working as a secretary for the German Army in Poland; being liberated in Kraków, Poland; meeting her husband in the Polish underground; helping…

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…Amaile Salsitz discusses her various false identities during WW II; working as a secretary for the German army in Poland; being liberated in Kraków…

… soldier, at a postwar dance; working for the American Signal Corps as a tele-typist; and immigrating to the United States to join her future husband in 1947.…

… signaled to other Danes that she could help Jews; helping to save 500-800 people in 20-25 boats escape on ships from the North Harbor; her work in 1944 to…

…; her family’s use of Polish laborers on their farm after the war started; falling in love with a Polish laborer (Julian Noga); working in Eferding…

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… a little bit too strict, you know, but at that time we didn't know, we thought that’s the way it have to be. And -- Q: So you all had to work very…

…; learning of the fates of her mother and brother after the war; her work with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (the Joint) in Shanghai; her…

…; not being Jewish but knowing many Jews; working in a children's home in Zhitomir; the killing of many Jews in Zhitomir; her knowledge that Jewish…

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… work in a children’s home as a governess. 01.11.50. I got married in 1934. As my husband was a serviceman we lived in different places all the time. In…

… Nuremberg Trials as a research analyst; seeing Julius Streicher; her work on trials of secondary officials; her life in Paris following the trials; her…

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… she didnt 22 work. And remember we lived in large apartment on the 23 Marinplatz in Nurenberg which now is part of the downtown 24 of Nurenberg but at…

… clerical work with the German occupation forces; her memories of actions and deportations, including one in 1943 in which her grandfather was deported; the…

… and Henry were both originally from France, where they worked as champagne vintners. They immigrated to New York in 1890, where they continued to work…