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  • Gross, Eva Anti-Semitism

    Eva Gross saw anti-Semitism as a natural part of her life. It became more and more prevalent after the government officially supported it.

  • Gross, Eva Auschwitz

    Eva Gross reached the place of selection at Auschwitz [Annotator's Note: she had just completed a terrible three day journey in a foul smellin

  • Gross, Eva Auschwitz to Bergen-Belsen

    Eva Gross returned to Auschwitz as the war was nearing its end. Her mother was with her. Her mother was a very forward person.

  • Gross, Eva Bergen-Belsen to America

    Eva Gross returned to Bergen-Belsen and stayed there for three years before immigrating to the United States.

  • Gross, Eva Deportation

    Right after Passover in 1944 [Annotator's Note: after 14 April 1944.

  • Gross, Eva Early Life

    Eva Gross was born in December 1927 in Belahavo [Annotator's Note: unsure of spelling], Czechoslovakia and grew up in Nyirchad, Hungary.

  • Gross, Eva Krakow-Plaszow

    Eva Gross was sent to the Krakow-Plaszow concentration camp in Poland [Annotator's Note: this was after a short stay in Auschwitz with her mot

  • Gross, Eva Reflections

    Eva Gross and her Hungarian relatives seldom visited prior to the Nazi entry into Hungary.

  • Gross, Eva Reunion and Return Home

    Eva Gross was reunited with her very ill mother in Bergen-Belsen [Annotator's Note: after the British liberated the concentration camp, Gross

  • Gross, Herbert Advanced Training

    Herbert Gross had trained on B-17 [Annotator's Note: Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress heavy bomber] bombers.

  • Gross, Herbert Bailing Out Over Indochina

    On the mission to bomb Manila, Herbert Gross' B-24 Liberator [Annotator's Note: Consolidated B-24 Liberator heavy bomber] was hit by enem

  • Gross, Herbert Basic Training

    After Pearl Harbor, Herbert Gross was drafted. He had a brief basic training program.

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