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Howard Chandler discovered from others who had tried to return to Poland that it was dangerous and possibly deadly to...

After the Nuremburg edicts [Annotator's Note: the Nuremburg Laws] and Krystalnacht [Annotator's Note: the occasion of...

Fred Amram remembers they were changing peoples’ names to Americanize them in 1939. There was a man with a pad and he...

Eveline Peardon and the Normandy population felt they could live again after the liberation of their region by the...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer asks Donald Lewis what he recalls of hearing of news of the war when growing up.]...

The Austrians registered Ivan Bodis-Wollner and others and put them in a dormitory. They were later moved into a posh...

[Annotator's Note: Helene Bouton and her family were placed in a small ghetto in their neighborhood in Irshava,...

Eva Nathanson's fever was getting worse, but all they could do was cool her face with wet cloths. One day, she heard...

Norman Weber recognized changes in his father when he returned on leave [Annotator's Note: an authorized absence for a...

Leslie Aigner was working on a six foot thick concrete roof when a man fell in the steel reinforcement structure while...

Judith Rothenberg [Annotator's Note: a Belgian Jewish child at the time of the war] arrived in Paris [Annotator's Note...

[Annotator's Note: The interviewer remarks that Erna Deiglmayr was risking her life to help Jewish people in Belgium...

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