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Report regarding the establishment of a hospital for Jews in Budapest by Ara Jeretzian, an Armenian, 1948

File Number : 284

Type of Material : Survey Report

Language : German, Hungarian

Testimony of Fania Skliar, born in Omsk, USSR, 1927, regarding her experiences in Kislovodsk and in hiding

Testimony

Testimony of Fania Skliar, born in Omsk, USSR, 1927, regarding her experiences in Kislovodsk and in hiding Life in Kislovodsk before the war; her father's arrest by the NKVD; looting by Tartar groups. German occupation; in hiding during the murder of Jews at the foot of Mount Kolco, 09 September 1942; life with her family while being hidden by their Russian housemaid; move to being hidden by the grandmother of Aikas Akapian, an Armenian policeman; Akapian's help to her family and other Jews; liberation, early January 1943. Activities in the movement for aliya to Israel, early 1970s; murder of her...

File Number : 3934

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Russian

Testimony

Joint testimony of Hinda (Sherman) Malachi, born in Ostrowiec Kielecki, Poland, 1922, and Henrik Chanina Malachi, born in Ostrowiec Kielecki, Poland, 1918, regarding their experiences in Ostrowiec Kielecki, Warsaw and in hiding in a village in the Warsaw region Life in Ostrowiec Kielecki including Henrik's work in the Jewish police; murder of patients in the hospital; capture of children and deportation of Jews to Treblinka by the Germans, October 1942; deportation of Jews, 10 January 1943; escape to Warsaw; life in Warsaw including the struggle against Polish blackmailers; hidden by a Polish family in a...

File Number : 3379

Type of Material : Diary, Testimony

Language : Hebrew, Polish

Testimony of Berta (Szarf) Kahane, born in Oswiecim, Poland, 1904, regarding her experiences in the Lwow Ghetto and using a false identity

Testimony

Testimony of Berta (Szarf) Kahane, born in Oswiecim, Poland, 1904, regarding her experiences in the Lwow Ghetto and using a false identity Life before the war; marriage and starts a family. German occupation; deportation to the Lwow Ghetto; ghetto life including the struggle to save her daughter; escape to the Aryan side; life using a false identity including help from a Catholic priest and local residents; liberation.

File Number : 2541

Type of Material : Testimony

Language : Polish