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Testimony of Gustav Piskorz, regarding his experiences in Dortmund, then in the Netherlands and in Westerbork camp, in the Theresienstadt Ghetto and in Auschwitz camp, 1938-1945
 Testimony of Gustav Piskorz, regarding his experiences in Dortmund, then in the Netherlands and in Westerbork camp, in Theresienstadt and in Auschwitz camp, 1938-1945 Testimony of Max Gustav Piskorz, regarding the following: - His escape from Dortmund, Germany to the Netherlands after Kristallnacht in 1938; arrival of his wife to the Netherlands; his imprisonment in the Hook van Holland camp as an illegal immigrant. (p. 5) - His transfer to Westerbork camp; brief stay in Friesland with Christian families; return to Westerbork camp; reunion with his wife in Westerbork camp; takeover of Westerbork camp...
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Abuse
Birth
Camp Life
Concentration Camps
Deportation By Train
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Testimony of Hanna Callman regarding her experiences in Berlin, the Theresienstadt ghetto and the Winzer and Deggendorf DP-camps, 1938-1946
 Hanna Callman was married to Dr. Curt Callman, a lawyer and notary, downgraded as "legal counsel" by the Nazis. The couple lived in Berlin. The testimony reports on their experiences since 1938: - Arrest of Dr. Callman in November 1938; deportation to Sachsenhausen; release after two weeks thanks to the efforts of his brother, holder of the Iron Cross and a medal of merit (p. 4) - Unsuccessful efforts to emigrate; their two children were sent to England in 1939 (p. 5) - Detention at the collection camps Große Hamburger Straße and Gerlachstraße; deportation to Theresienstadt (end of 1942 or beginning of...
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Deportation of German Jews
Deportation to Auschwitz
Deportation to Camps
Deportation to the Ghettos
Deportations From Theresienstadt Ghetto
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Testimony of Martha Mosse, Berlin, regarding her experiences at the Theresienstadt ghetto, 1943-1945
 Testimony of Martha Mosse, Berlin, regarding her experiences at the Theresienstadt ghetto, 1943-1945 The report is a copy of personal notes taken down during the author's stay at Theresienstadt; as they were intended for a friend, atrocities were not mentioned. The remarks in brackets were added in 1959. The author was a member of the Jewish “Kriminalpolizei” and other departments of the administration of Justice at the Camp (pp .7, 9). In her testimony, she reports on her experiences, inter alia: - Her deportation from Berlin to Theresienstadt on 16 June 1943 (p. 5) - The beautification of the...
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Culture and Propaganda
Culture in the Ghettos
Deportation During the War
Deportation From the Ghettos
Deportation of Children
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Testimony of Abraham Coffield regarding his deportation from Berlin to Theresienstadt and his experiences there, 1942-1945
 Testimony of Abraham Coffield regarding his deportation from Berlin to Theresienstadt and his experiences there, 1942-1945 The author and his wife were deported from Berlin to Theresienstadt on 23 June 1942. In his testimony he describes the insufficient food, the unhygienic conditions the high death-rate and the way of dealing with the dead. He was seriously ill for long periods and was hospitalized for months. His wife who had worked as a nurse in Theresienstadt, was deported to an extermination camp on 4 October 1944. On 9 May 1945, the author was liberated, but he had to wait until 31 July...
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Burning of Corpses
Deportation During the War
Deportation of German Jews
Deportation to Auschwitz
Deportation to Extermination Camps
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Testimony of Käthe Breslauer regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt, 1942-1945
 Testimony of Käthe Breslauer regarding her experiences in Theresienstadt, 1942-1945 Kaethe Breslauer reports on her deportation from Berlin in 1942 to Theresienstadt and her life and work there until the liberation by the Russians and the return-journey of the surviving inmates. She describes the following events in detail: - The registration of the author and her sister for the "transfer" into the unknown already in November 1941; almost a year of waiting, during which the sisters received some secret benefits from non-Jews - Transport to a collection camp in Berlin and departure Sept. or Oct....
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Deportation From Czechoslovakia
Deportation From Latvia
Deportation From Russia
Deportation From Yugoslavia
Deportation of German Jews
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