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Testimony of Yehoshua Hotner, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1910, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel in 1934 and the experiences of Avraham Levin, his brother-in-law, in the Warsaw Ghetto including the writing of a diary for the Oneg Shabbat Archives and his murder in Treblinka camp
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 Testimony of Yehoshua Hotner, born in Warsaw, Poland, 1910, regarding his aliya to Eretz Israel in 1934 and the experiences of Avraham Levin, his brother-in-law, in the Warsaw Ghetto including the writing of a diary for the Oneg Shabbat Archives and his murder in Treblinka camp Life before the war; attends a Jewish high school and his teacher is Arie Levin; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1934; activities of Avraham Levin in the Oneg Shabbat Archives in the Warsaw Ghetto; discovery of Levin's diary in the Archives after the war; testimony of the murder of Avraham Levin in Treblinka; publication of the diary, 1969. ...
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Artists
Icrc - International Committee of the Red Cross
Morbidity
Murder of Relatives and Acquaintances
Oneg Shabat
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Testimony of Rita (Beikovska) Mintzer, born in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt
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 Testimony of Rita (Beikovska) Mintzer, born in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia, 1927, regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt Life before the war; love of art. Outbreak of the war; closure of school; learns in secret; detention of her father and his deportation to forced labor; confiscation of property; deportation to Theresienstadt; life in Theresienstadt in a children's home; joins an art group; smuggling art, a painting by the survivor is housed at Yad Vashem; participation in theater and other cultural activities; liberation. Aliya to Israel, 1949.
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Children
Confiscation of Property
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Schools
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Documentation of the Ministry for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda (Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda), Germany, 1934-1944
 Documentation of the Ministry for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda (Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda), Germany, 1934-1944 The ministry was established by law, on 13 March 1933, and received its authority by virtue of an order published, 30 June 1933; its areas of responsibility were defined as Geistigen Einwirkung auf die Nation, der Werbung fuer Staat, Kultur und Wirtschaft, der Unterrichtung der Oeffentlichkeit (emotional impact on the nation, the advertising for State, Culture and Economy, information to the public: The materials that reached Yad Vashem include correspondence...
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Denunciation
Jewish Artists
Jewish Writers and Poets
Nazi Artists
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Announcement of a gathering of single handicrafts people below the age of 40, who are interested in emigration to the Netherlands, posted by the Employment Office
 Announcement of a gathering of single handicrafts people below the age of 40, who are interested in emigration to the Netherlands, posted by the Employment Office
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Artists
Dp Camps
Emigration After the War
Tzentrale Historishe Commissia Baym Tz"k Foon Die Bafreite Yidden in Der Amerikaner Zaneh in Deutschland
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Testimony of an anonymous musician regarding his experiences and those of other Jewish musicians in the Warsaw Ghetto
 Testimony of an anonymous musician regarding his experiences and those of other Jewish musicians in the Warsaw Ghetto Life in the Warsaw Ghetto; the serious condition of approximately 3,000 musicians during the early period after the establishment of the ghetto; problems from a lack of savings, unemployment, and hunger; receiving work in the first coffee house in the ghetto which was located at 13 Tlomackie Street and run by Magdalena Vogy; holding a concert in honor of the opening of a garden and play park for the children in the ghetto; transfer of Czech musicians to the ghetto; improvement in the...
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Artists
Culture
Culture in the Ghettos
Ghettoization
Ghettos
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Testimony of Ornan Lev Ary, born in Vienna, Austria, 1929, regarding his experiences in the Cluj Ghetto, Auschwitz, Fallersleben, Thil and other places
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 Testimony of Ornan Lev Ary, born in Vienna, Austria, 1929, regarding his experiences in the Cluj Ghetto, Auschwitz, Fallersleben, Thil and other places from an assimilated established family; his mother is an opera singer; his father is an atheist, socialist, anti-Zionist physician; attends a Jesuit Catholic school; move to Budapest, 1934; move to Cluj, autumn 1940. Establishment of the Cluj Ghetto; deportation of the family to Auschwitz; murder of his father because of his refusal to participate in Josef Mengele's research; suicide of his mother after the killing of an SS officer; transfer to...
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Aliya Bet
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Testimony of Hella Tulman, born in Berlin, Germany, 1913, regarding her experiences as a German Christian in Gurs and Stettin camps
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 Testimony of Hella Tulman, born in Berlin, Germany, 1913, regarding her experiences as a German Christian in Gurs and Stettin camps Evangelist intellectual family; her father owns a book publishing business and an opera director in Dresden; her father enlists to the German Army front, 1914; work as a dance and exercise teacher; life and activities in the Netherlands; move to France; request to return to Germany before the outbreak of the war. Her father is a member of the SA; her sister is a Hitler-Jugend; witness decides not to return to Germany; German occupation of France; detention of the witness with...
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Communists
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Political Prisoners
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Testimony of Jeshayahu Levy, born in Cephalonia, Greeece, 1911, regarding his experiences in Auschwitz and Stutthof
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 Testimony of Jeshayahu Levy, born in Cephalonia, Greeece, 1911, regarding his experiences in Auschwitz and Stutthof Poor family; learns shoemaking; helps support the family. German occupation; escape to Corfu; capture; deportation to Auschwitz, 29 June 1944; camp life; transfer to Stutthof; camp life including labor preparing aircraft runways; typhus; hospital treatment; liberation by the French Army, June 1945. Move to Bari; reunion with two brothers in Corfu; remarriage; aliya to Eretz Israel, 1946.
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Artists
Deportation Trains
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French Army
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Testimony of Rachel (Burack) Semiaticky Silkiya, born in Siauliau, Lithuania, 1920, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, cultural and underground activities in the ghetto, her experiences in the Steinort and Stutthof forced labor camps and a death march
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 Testimony of Rachel (Burack) Semiaticky Silkiya, born in Siauliau, Lithuania, 1920, regarding her experiences in the Kaunas Ghetto, cultural and underground activities in the ghetto, her experiences in the Steinort and Stutthof forced labor camps and a death march Zionist family; life before the war; her father imported canned goods and served as the Jewish National Fund, JNF treasurer; activities in Beitar after finishing high school. Move to Kaunas, during which Kaunas came under Russian control, and continued activities in the movement, in secret; move of Beitar archival material from Kaunas to Vilna...
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Artists
Aryan Documents
Beitar - Brit Trumpeldor
Ghettoization
Jewish Archives
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Testimony of Catharina Van der Berg, born in Rotterdam, 1917, regarding her experiences in Westerbork and Theresienstadt
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 Testimony of Catharina Van der Berg, born in Rotterdam, 1917, regarding her experiences in Westerbork and Theresienstadt Life before the war; outbreak of war; deportation to Westerbork in the autumn, 1942; released after six weeks; informing on Jews; arrested in prison for six weeks; sent back to Westerbork; birth of her son in the camp; work in the hospital; appears as a dancer in performances; deportation to Theresienstadt at the beginning of 1944; meeting Adolf Eichmann in Theresienstadt. Return to the Netherlands after the war; rehabilitation.
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Eichmann, Adolf
Jewish Foreign Citizens in the Third Reich
Prisons
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