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Robert Guitard could tell we were no longer at war when women could buy silk stockings, and everyone could buy butter....

Growing up in Metz, France, Marthe Cohn experienced some anti-Semitism. When she was six, she and her siblings were at...

Although Eric Kahn's family was not surprised when his father was arrested, they were concerned because they knew what...

Maurice Zolkower thought it was an adventure to approach Dachau [Annotator's Note: as a medic in the 45th Infantry...

Judith Altmann arrived [Annotator's Note: Altmann arrived by rail car] at an unknown location and was greeted by men in...

Ivan Bodis-Wollner's father converted to Catholicism at some point. By Hungarian law, as an under-aged child, Bodis-...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer tells Marthe Cohn that she is going to switch to asking the American Spirit Award...

Benjamin Lesser and his family left the city of Krakow in a wagon with few belongings but with hidden money in a...

Manfred Klepper saw things get worse after 1939 [Annotator's Note: in Trier, Germany]. The police force had been...

Nathan Taffel found out that his parent had been shot in the Tarnow ghetto from his brother-in-law after the war. His...

Ray League was raised with authority and discipline in a Christian home so he was not changed very much by his time in...

Annaliese Nossbaum was moved from Theresienstadt [Annotator’s Note: Theresienstadt; transit camp and ghetto; Terezin,...

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