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How I became a boy-scout, met Doctor Mengele, worked on secret German weapons and and sold Duracell batteries world-wide. Herbert Loebel.

Publication | Digitized | Library Call Number: DS135.A93 L643 2000

Overview

Variant Title: Parts 1-3 /
How I became a boy-scout, met Doctor Mengele, worked on secret German weapons and sold Duracell batteries world-wide
Format: Book
Author/Creator: Loebel, Herbert, author.
Published: Southbury, CT : [publisher not identified], 2000
Locale: Austria
Poland
United States
Other Authors/Editors: Claims Conference Holocaust Survivor Memoir Collection (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)
Notes: Cataloged from electronic resource.

Physical Details

Language: English
Physical Description: 203 leaves : illustrations (some color ;

Keywords & Subjects

Subjects: Jews--Austria--Biography. Nazi concentration camp inmates--Biography. Death march survivors--Biography. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Personal narratives. Holocaust survivors--Poland--Biography. Holocaust survivors--United States--Biography. Photographers--Biography. Autobiographies. Personal narratives. Loebel, Herbert. Auschwitz (Concentration camp) Gleiwitz III (Concentration camp)

Administrative Notes

Funding Note: Access to this digital memoir made possible by USHMM on behalf of and with the support of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
Special Collection: Claims Conference Holocaust Survivor Memoir Collection (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

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