Herbert K. Holocaust testimony (HVT-1646) interviewed by Susanne Glaser and Nathan Miller,

Videotape testimony of Herbert K., who was born in Lollar, Germany in 1935 to a Jewish father and non-Jewish mother. In a testimony based on his father's memoir written in the 1970s, Mr. K. recounts the loss of the family business in Lollar in 1933; his father's arrest and incarceration the same year; the family's move to Berlin in 1935; protection extended to his father since his mother was Catholic and raising the children as Catholics; returning to Lollar with his mother; his paternal grandfather's brief incarceration in Buchenwald, then emigration to Brazil in 1939; his father's forced labor manufacturing military uniforms and clearing bomb damage; learning in 1943 that his father was Jewish; his father's monthly visits despite travel restrictions; praying for Hitler in school; and his brother's membership in the Hitler Youth. Mr. K. notes he was raised as a Jew prior to 1939, when he was baptized; his father's reunion with Jewish relatives in Berlin after liberation; his own memory of the kindness of the United States troops in Lollar; and emigration to the United States in 1946. Mr. K. shows documents and family photographs.