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Testimony of Baruch Galeida Telem, born in Luck, Poland, 1929, regarding his experiences in Luck, in a forest in the Wolyn area, in hiding and in Prague
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 Testimony of Baruch Galeida Telem, born in Luck, Poland, 1929, regarding his experiences in Luck, in a forest in the Wolyn area, in hiding and in Prague His childhood in a traditional family. Outbreak of the war, September 1939; Red Army occupation of Luck, November 1939; German Army occupation of Luck, June 1941; receives a permit to leave the Luck Ghetto; move to a village, summer 1942; receives knowledge regarding "Aktions" and the liquidation of the Luck Ghetto; execution of his family; escape to a forest, autumn 1942; life on his own in a forest in the Wolyn area, including searching for food, for...
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Anti-Communist Propaganda
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Poland and the Polish Population
Attitude Towards the Jews - Russian Population
Badge of Shame
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Testimony of Tzvi Schoenfeld, born in Chust, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding his experiences in the Chust Ghetto, Auschwitz, Plaszow, Gross, Posen and Zittau
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 Testimony of Tzvi Schoenfeld, born in Chust, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding his experiences in the Chust Ghetto, Auschwitz, Plaszow, Gross-Rosen and Zittau From an Orthodox family, attends a Czech elementary school and "heder"; his father makes aliya to Eretz Israel, 1934, and his return to Czechoslovakia. Annexation to Hungary, 1938; Aryanization of Jewish businesses; meeting with and assistance to Polish Jewish refugees; disbelief regarding information about fate of the Jews; draft of his father to labor battalions in Ukraine, 1942; receiving information of his death from typhus; deportation of Chust...
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Aliya
Ammunition Factories
Aryanization
Attitude Towards the Jews - Czechoslovakia and Czech Population Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Slovakia and the Slovakian Population
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Testimony of Majer Katz, born in Uhla, Czechoslovakia, 1928, regarding his experiences in Uhla and in a bunker in Polish forests
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 Testimony of Majer Katz, born in Uhla, Czechoslovakia, 1928, regarding his experiences in Uhla and in a bunker in Polish forests Life before the war. Escape to Poland; hiding of the family in a bunker in Polish forests; return to the village; liberation, 1945. Aliya to Israel from Napoli, 1949.
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Beitar - Brit Trumpeldor
Hiding Place
הבריגדה הצ'כית
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Testimony of Yosef Shmeltzer, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto and a Czechoslovakian brigade
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 Testimony of Yosef Shmeltzer, born in Cernauti, Romania, 1926, regarding his experiences in the Cernauti Ghetto and a Czechoslovakian brigade Established secular family; work of his father as an accountant. Soviet occupation, 1940; German occupation; murder of 100 important Jews from the city in spite of a bribe to a Romanian soldier; labor cleaning the Christian cemetery; transfer to the Cernauti Ghetto; ghetto life including studies with a private teacher, busy reading and playing; labor of his father as a bookkeeper in a factory and receiving "Essential for the Economy" certificate; liberation by the...
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"kibbutz Galuyot" (pan York) - Immigrant Ship
Housing in the Ghettos
Jewish Physicians With the Partisans in Ukraine During World War II
Mass Graves
Polish Army
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Testimony of Josef Miller, born in Cop, Czechoslovakia, 1922, regarding his experiences in a labor battalion in Cernauti, Ozerki, Satalovka, the Czechoslovakian Brigade in Kiev and other places
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 Testimony of Josef Miller, born in Cop, Czechoslovakia, 1920, regarding his experiences in a labor battalion in Cernauti, Ozerki, Satalovka, the Czechoslovakian Brigade in Kiev and other places Move to Kaposvar. Re-annexation to Hungary; draft to labor battalions, 1939; displays of antisemitism; correspondence with his family; transfer of the labor battalion to Ukraine; escape from a train in Kisvarda; hidden by a Hungarian woman friend; return to the labor battalion and punishment; transfer to Lublin; transfer to Kursk; camp life; transfer on foot to Ozerki; life in Ozerki including labor burying corpses...
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Aliya
Antisemitism Before the War
Border Crossing
Czechoslovak Government-in-Exile
Forced Labor
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Testimony of Arie Artur Alter, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1915, regarding his experiences in Ostrava, Nisko, Stanislawow, Siberia and in the Czech Brigade
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 Testimony of Arie Artur Alter, born in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, 1915, regarding his experiences in Ostrava, Nisko, Stanislawow, Siberia and in the Czech Brigade His childhood in Ostrava; attends a Czech school; activities in the Tehelet Lavan youth movement. Deportation to Nisko in a group of 1,000 Jews; labor building a concentration camp; escape to Stanislawow, in Soviet Union territory and then he follows the Red Army to Siberia; labor logging trees; joins the Czech Brigade and participates in battles in the vicinity of Kharkov and Kiev; liberation, April 1945. Hospitalization in a hospital in...
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Blau-Weiss - Germany
Compensation
Czechoslovakian Army
Hospitals
Kashrut
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Testimony of Avraham Yitzhak, born in Czechoslovakia, regarding his experiences in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland and other places
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 Testimony of Avraham Yitzhak, born in Czechoslovakia, regarding his experiences in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania, Poland and other places Witness has an elementary school education. Outbreak of the war, 1939; drafted to a labor battalion; transfer to Hungary; transfer to Yugoslavia; transfer to Romania; transfer to Poland; escape to the Soviet occupied section of Poland; drafted into a Czech Brigade; combat; liberation.
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Hungarian Labor Service System
הבריגדה הצ'כית
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Testimony of Leo Neubauer, born in Teplice, 1931, regarding his experiences in Prague and under false identity in Theresienstadt
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 Testimony of Leo Neubauer, born in Teplice, 1931, regarding his experiences in Prague and using a false identity in Theresienstadt Father is secretary of Jewish community; community life before the occupation. Assistance to Jewish refugees from Poland and Sudetenland; escape to nearby village and work in agriculture; arrested by gendarmes, 1938; escape to Prague en route to prison; German occupation, March 1939; contact with Hitler-Jugend movement; life in hiding with Aryan documents until early 1945; arrest and deportation to Theresienstadt; camp life including removal of corpses from deportation trains...
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Aryan Documents
Children
Children's Homes
Czechoslovakian Army
Escape From Deportation
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Testimony of Feodor Frantishek Jakubowicz, born in Comonin, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his experiences in Hungarian labor battalions, a POW camp in the Kirov district and Kaiskie Lesa and serving in the Red Army Czech Brigade
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 Testimony of Feodor Frantishek Jakubowicz, born in Comonin, Czechoslovakia, 1912, regarding his experiences in Hungarian labor battalions, a POW camp in the Kirov district and Kaiskie Lesa and serving in the Red Army Czech Brigade Witness is drafted into a labor battalion, spring 1940; release; drafted into a labor battalion, 1941; drafted into a labor battalion, 1942; release as winter approaches; final draft into a labor battalion, February 1943; rounding up of Jewish youth in the vicinity of Mukacevo; annexation to the Hungarian Army and transfer to the Soviet Union; taken captive, January 1944; transfer...
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Hungarian Labor Service System
Jewish Soldiers
Pow - Prisoners of War
Pow Camp
הבריגדה הצ'כית
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Letters and postcards to Teri née Yakubowic from her mother, sister, and aunt in Ungvar and Kaposvar, 1944, and from her sister Zsuzsi Lebovic in Slovakia, April 1945
 Letters and postcards to Teri née Yakubowic from her mother, sister, and aunt in Ungvar and Kaposvar, 1944, and from her sister Zsuzsi Lebovic in Slovakia, April 1945. The file includes: - envelope with particulars of Elemer Benedikt’s business (Antena) in Uzhorod, addressed to Fischer Sandorne in Budapest; - postcards sent to Teri Yakubowic, Budapest, care of Fischer Sandorne, to her mother and sister Zsuzsi in Ungvar, April 1944; - confirmation of posting of a parcel to the Yakubowic family, April 19, 1944; - letter to Teri Yakubowic from her aunt, Ella Fridman née Grinfeld of Kaposvar, June...
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Death Marches
Deportation From Hungary
Escape From Death March
Holocaust Survivors
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