Oral history interview with Bernard Marks
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- Interviewee
- Bernard Marks
- Date
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2000 September 05
(interview)
- Language
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English
- Extent
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1 sound cassette (90 min.).
- Credit Line
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, Gift of E. Jeff Baron
Bernard Marks discusses his experience as a crew member aboard the Exodus voyage in 1947.
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Record last modified: 2018-01-22 10:38:45
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Also in E. Jeff Baron collection
The collection consists of documents, historical information, and correspondence related to E. Jeff Baron's work with the American Merchant Marine Museum on a project commemorating the story of the President Warfield / Exodus voyage in 1947. Includes information related to plans to raise the Exodus and to honor William Bernstein, an American who was killed in the incident. Also includes Dr. Baron's film treatment and unfinished historical novel related to the Exodus, as well as oral history interviews with Exodus crew members William (Bill) Millman, Bernard Marks, and Nathan Nadler.
Date: 1979-2000
E. Jeff Baron collection
Document
Consists of documents, historical information, and correspondence related to E. Jeff Baron's work with the American Merchant Marine Museum on a project commemorating the story of the President Warfield / Exodus voyage in 1947. Includes information related to plans to raise the Exodus and to honor William Bernstein, an American who was killed in the incident. Also includes Dr. Baron's film treatment and unfinished historical novel related to the Exodus, as well as oral history interviews with Exodus crew members William (Bill) Millman, Bernard Marks, and Nathan Nadler.
Oral history interview with William Millman
Oral History
William (Bill) Millman discusses his experience as a crew member aboard the Exodus voyage in 1947.
Oral history interview with Nathan Nadler
Oral History
Nathan Nadler discusses his experience as a crew member aboard the Exodus voyage in 1947.