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Testimony of Joanna Ringel, born in Krakow, Poland, 1927, regarding her experiences in a sub-camp of Bergen-Belsen, November-December 1944
 Testimony of Joanna Ringel, born in Krakow, Poland, 1927, regarding her experiences in a sub-camp of Bergen-Belsen, November-December 1944 Deportation from Birkenau in a transport of women, 11 November 1944; travel by train for three full days; entry into the camp: lack of organization, and they sleep in tents, and lack of order in the distribution of food; rest, without any labor; lack of food; occasional departure of transports to various places of labor in Germany, according to the requests of the employers; transfer to a barracks, and an improvement in the housing conditions; transfer in a transport to...
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Camps
Jewish Women
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Women
Women Prisoners
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Testimony regarding life in Auschwitz from October 1944, until the evacuation of the camp, January 1945
 Testimony regarding life in Auschwitz from October 1944, until the evacuation of the camp, January 1945 Arrival at Auschwitz on a transport , October 1944; selection and shower after the arrival of a transport with Jewish female inmates from Poland; another selection, one week later, and the selection of a group of young, healthy women to Hesler's Labor Kommando; housing in large barracks with relatively good conditions; labor hauling stones for road construction; rest from labor on Sundays; literature club and visits to the movie theater and opera, performed by female inmates in the women's camp; evacuation...
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Concentration Camps
Extermination Camps
Jewish Women
Women in the Holocaust
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Testimony of Fryda Immerglueck, born in Blazowa, regarding her experiences in the Werk C factory in Skarzysko Kamienna camp
Testimony of Fryda Immerglueck, born in Blazowa, regarding her experiences in the Werk C factory in Skarzysko Kamienna camp Deportation from Krakow to Skarzysko Kamienna, mid-November [1943]; Skarzysko Kamienna camp life, including being divided into three groups and walking a distance of several kilometers at night through the forest to the area of the Werk C factory; life in lice-infested barracks; forced labor in the production of hand grenades, for 10 hours during the day and for 14 hours at night; the essence of the labor was to mix explosive material whose poisonous fumes were absorbed into the...
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Attitude Toward Jews
Jewish Women
Labor
Labor Camps
Polish Jews
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Testimony of Fryda Adler, born in Krakow, Poland, 1920, regarding her experiences in the Plaszow, Wieliczka, Auschwitz, Stutthof, Gerdauen and Kokoszki camps
Testimony of Fryda Adler, born in Krakow, Poland, 1920, regarding her experiences in the Plaszow, Wieliczka, Auschwitz, Stutthof, Gerdauen and Kokoszki camps Deportation to the Wieliczka camp, May 1944; camp life, including labor mining salt in salt mines for six weeks; transfer to the Plaszow camp; camp life, including labor hauling stones; transfer to Auschwitz in a railroad car with 140 female inmates, without food or water for three days, 06 August 1944; arrival in the camp, including selection, shower, shaving and body search; transfer to the Czech block; camp life, including cruelty by the...
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Concentration Camps
Death
Death Camps
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Testimony of Zofia Horowicz, born in 1924, regarding her experiences in Plaszow and Skarzysko-Kamienna camps
 Testimony of Zofia Horowicz, born in 1924, regarding her experiences in Plaszow and Skarzysko-Kamienna camps Transfer from Julag camp (a camp for Jews) to Plaszow camp, November 1943; selection, and the separation of the children from their mothers; shooting of the elderly men; attitude by members of the Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst (OD - Jewish Police) toward the women; transfer by train to Skarzysko-Kamienna camp; Skarzysko-Kamienna camp life, including labor in the Werk A factory manufacturing hand grenades; replacement of the Polish men who refuse to labor in the factory, with Jewish female inmates from...
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Diseases
Goeth, Amon Leopold
Hunger
Jewish Women
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Testimony of Bronislawa Lesniowska, born in Tarnow, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Plaszow camp
Testimony of Bronislawa Lesniowska, born in Tarnow, Poland, 1926, regarding her experiences in Plaszow camp Plaszow camp life, including forced labor in a stone quarry in a Kommando loading wheelbarrows with stones and conveying the stones, in order to pave a road; labor by Polish female inmates during the day shift, while the Jewish female inmates labor during the night shift; labor in the freezing cold every night, under the direct supervision of camp commander Amon Goeth; arthritis and pneumonia disease, and the frequent breaking of arms and legs; intervention by Chilowicz with Goeth, that lead to the...
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Goeth, Amon Leopold
Jewish Women
Labor
Labor Camps
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Testimony of Estera Gold, born in Tarlow, Poland, 1924, regarding her experiences in Tarlow and Skarzysko-Kamienna camp
 Testimony of Estera Gold, born in Tarlow, Poland, 1924, regarding her experiences in Tarlow and Skarzysko-Kamienna camp Murder of 300 Jewish hostages from Tarlow for the shooting of Germans by a Pole in a nearby town; forced labor; hunger; establishment of the Judenrat; forced contributions; capture of Jews on the street; life in the Tarlow Ghetto; deportation to the Skarzysko-Kamienna camp; camp life, including forced labor sawing metal in shifts of 12 hours; attitude of the German and Polish overseers toward the Jews; roll calls and selections; daily shooting of the inmates; abuse of Jewish inmates by two...
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Attitude of the Polish Population
Concentration Camps
Forced Labor
Ghettos
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Testimony of Berta Zimmermann, born in Lachowice, Poland regarding the Kratzau camp in the Sudeten Mountains
 Testimony of Berta Zimmermann, born in Lachowice, Poland regarding the Kratzau camp in the Sudeten Mountains Confinement in a four-story, stone building without windows and with no opportunity to bathe; acts of abuse on the female inmates by Dinner, the female SS commander of the camp, including beatings, and banning the inmates from washing themselves, and more; forced labor in an ammunitions factory in shifts of 12 hours; inflexible attitude of the German labor overseers who beat the female inmates during labor; liberation by the Red Army, 08 May 1945.
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Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Jewish Women
Labor Camps
Women in the Holocaust
Women Prisoners
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Testimony of an anonymous female inmate from Auschwitz regarding the death march from Auschwitz via Germany
 Testimony of an anonymous female inmate from Auschwitz regarding the death march from Auschwitz via Germany Shooting at the female inmates during their attempts, motivated by hunger, to gather vegetables from the fields during the death march; transfer via the German cities of Grimma, Wurzen, Meissen, Doebeln, Nossen and Strehlen; a mother and her two daughters were trampled by a German tank; air-raids by the Allied forces; crossing the Elbe River on rafts; continuation of the death march during the air-raids, with the approach of the front; arrival at a forest on a hilltop; life on the hill for three weeks;...
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Death Marches From Auschwitz and Birkenau
Jewish Women
Women in the Holocaust
Women Prisoners
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Testimony of Irena Senko, born in 1926, regarding her experiences in the Majdanek, Ravensbrueck, and Leipzig camps
Testimony of Irena Senko, born in 1926, regarding her experiences in the Majdanek, Ravensbrueck, and Leipzig camps Transfer from the Majdanek camp to the Ravensbrueck camp, June 1944; transfer to Leipzig; camp life; holding key positions in the camp which was taking shape by a consolidated group of veteran inmates from the Majdanek camp; work in a weapons factory; collapsing and being hidden by the block leader who endangered herself by doing so; inability to go out to roll calls and work; transfer to work in the kitchen due to her physical state; transfer to the camp hospital a short time later; lack of...
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Assistance and Rescue
Attitude of the Camp Commandants
Concentration Camps
Concentration Camps - Germany
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