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Memoirs of Freida Franciska (Feuer) Baral, born in Krakow, Poland in 1906, regarding her experiences in Hungary with six children during 1943-1945; letters smuggled to her, written by her family members in Płaszów camp; documentation related to members of the Baral and Feuer families
 Memoirs of Freida Franciska (Feuer) Baral, born in Krakow, Poland in 1906, regarding her experiences in Hungary with six children during 1943-1945; letters smuggled to her, written by her family members in Płaszów camp; documentation related to members of the Baral and Feuer families - Memoirs of Freida Franciska (Feuer) Baral, born in Krakow, Poland in 1906, regarding her escape from Poland to Hungary with six children; arrival to Budapest on 24/01/1943; three of her nieces are smuggled from Poland by an underground organization in June 1943, and her experiences in Hungary with six children (in a DP camp in...
File Number : 10905
Type of Material : Postcard, Identity Card, Personal Documents, Letter, Diploma, Certification, Memoirs
Language : Polish, Czech, French, English, Romanian, Russian, German
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