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[Annotator's Note: Holocaust survivor Gerda Klein can be very difficult to understand at points throughout this clip.]...

Germany was changing for the better at that time. Barbara Heming's mother still had to work but was no longer working...

Howard Chandler went to Germany twice. He was a witness at war crimes trials. Most of the concentration camp guards...

Before Eva Nathanson arrived in the United States, she tried to read everything about the country. She also needed to...

Chester David spent time after the war working as a truck driver in occupied Germany. He hauled firewood into Berlin [...

Joseph Alexander went through searches with American Red Cross [Annotator's Note: Red Cross, an international non-...

Hana Zoltz witnessed the continuing prejudice against the Jews when she returned to Poland after the war. She and other...

[Annotator's Note: After being liberated from the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, Helene Boulton was taken to Sweden...

Fred Amram was born in September 1933 in Hanover, Germany. His father was a peddler in the textile trade. He sold...

Going east to Auschwitz, Treblinka, Sobibor, Maidanek, or Belzec, Alexander White said, meant going to the gas chambers...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Erna Deiglmayr when she knew the war was coming to an end.] The German military...

Hitler had invaded Czechoslovakia and Poland and the Allies declared war in October 1939 [Annotator's Note: Britain and...

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