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Testimony of Dr. Robert Goldstein, born in Paris in 1933, about his experiences as a boy in Clichy, Paris, at a boarding school in Fontenay sous Bois, and in hiding in Neuilly Plaisance
Testimony
 Testimony of Dr. Robert Goldstein, born in Paris in 1933, about his experiences as a boy in Clichy, Paris, at a boarding school in Fontenay sous Bois, and in hiding in Neuilly Plaisance Father is arrested and escapes from Hungary to France in 1924; father's activity in Béla Kun's Communist Party (1919); boyhood in Clichy in the 1930s; father volunteers for the French Foreign Legion and is sent to the front in 1939; father is wounded and taken prisoner, escapes in 1940; German occupation ensues in 1940; life under occupation; family changes its name to Goslan; escaping with the family to Paris; life in the...
File Number : 13458
Type of Material : Testimony
Language : Hebrew
Assistance and Rescue
Assistance to Jews
Attitide Towards the Jews - France and the French Population
Bnei Akiva
Children
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Diaries written by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and regarding political events in Europe, 1936-1941
 Diaries written by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and regarding political events in Europe, 1936-1941 - Two notebooks including diaries by Esther (Eisenberg) Dobrin (her former name - Lucy Eisenbergova), born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, Czechoslovakia in 1922, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, and regarding political events in Europe, written during 1936-1941; included in the notebooks are notes written in Slovak, German, English, French and Hebrew during 1942-1944; in...
File Number : 10001
Type of Material : Diary
Language : Slovak, Hebrew, French, English, German
Aliya
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Annexation of the Sudetenland Region to Germany
Anschluss
Antisemitism
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Diaries kept by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, including events that took place in Europe, 1936-1941
 Diaries kept by Esther Lucy (Eisenberg) Dobrin, born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel, including events that took place in Europe, 1936-1941 - Diaries written by Esther (Eisenberg) Dobrin (formerly: Lucy Eisenbergova), born in Nove Mesto nad Vahom, during the years 1936-1941, among them entries regarding her experiences in Czechoslovakia and Eretz Israel and political events in Europe, including memoirs from 1942-1944. The diaries are written in Slovak, German, English, French and Hebrew; in the second diary there are entries beside greetings from friends...
File Number : 9770
Type of Material : Diary, Memoirs
Language : Slovak, Hebrew, French, English, German
Aliya
Annexation of Polish Territory to Germany After the Occupation of Poland
Annexation of the Sudetenland Region to Germany
Anschluss
Antisemitism
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