… during the journey. The remaining family members eventually made it to Florida in March 1939, and later settled in New Jersey. In late 1938, a family…

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

… Eastern Europe; his cultural family; attending temple services; religious education in school; being in second grade when all the Jewish children were…

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… he was three years old, when his brother was born. His grandfather was a retired civil engineer in the Austrian railway system. The family had lived in…

… the Champs Elysees accompanied by thousands of freedom fighters; immigrating to the United States with his family; and settling in Brooklyn, NY. [Note…

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…, Jules and Feiga, were both born in Romania but moved to Constantinople, now Istanbul, Turkey, with their families. They met and married in Turkey. Marcel…

…Robert Frankenthal was born in Berlin in 1930 to Friedrich and Ruth Frankenthal. His family immigrated to the United States in 1938 and settled in…

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… Robert Frankenthal, and a photograph album with photographs and family trees tracing the Frankenthal family, tracing their Frankenthal, Herz, and Ephraim…

… 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…

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

… during the journey. The remaining family members eventually made it to Florida in March 1939, and later settled in New Jersey. In late 1938, a family…

…This testimony was recorded through a joint project of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Amud Aish Memorial Museum Kleinman Family…

…Sigall family collection…

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…RG-50.970*0001 Biographical note from the Sigall Family Papers (irn 557478) Emmy Loeb was born Emmy Hanna Sigall in Darmstadt, Germany, on 31 May…

…; her experiences in New York City; her temporary placement in an orphanage; her family's return to Europe during her father's military service; her…

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… was Ruth Elizabeth Weiss. would 19 like to say something about that. 20 In Germany Jewish families or maybe 21 the-- not the very Orthodox but the ones…

…) who was a pharmacist; living comfortably until 1939, when her family began planning their escape; leaving with their what possessions would fit in their…

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… Bronx. In 1939 family began their escape, leaving with the possessions that fit in their car. She recalls being fearful of bombings as they traveled. At…

… Communist Romania; the family's immigration to the United States in 1964; their life in New York; the tragic loss of her older son; and her move to California…

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

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

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… Exhibition at 2:00pm after First Person Gerald Liebenau Born November 30, 1925, in Berlin, Germany Gerald was born to a Jewish family in Berlin, Germany. His…

… family after the mayor said that Nazis were coming; hiding in the attic of a Polish family; eating very little because the Polish family was poor…

… siblings: Jenő (later Eugene, 1895-1983), Géza (1897-?), Imre (1904-1998), and Nóra (later Kürschner). Simon was the town’s rabbi until 1905, when the family…

… Catholic school; the family’s journeys to the US and arriving in New York with his mother on December 28, 1948; the fate of many family members; and the…

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… interview with Mr. Stanley Kiersnowski on June 23, 2014 in Nutley, New Jersey. And thank you, Mr. Kiersnowski for agreeing to speak with us, for agreeing to…