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Testimony of Daniel Milin, born in Zagreb, 1933, regarding his experiences as a small child in Karlovac under German and Italian occupation, in Valli Del Pasubic, Milan and Venice
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 Testimony of Daniel Milin, born in Zagreb, 1933, regarding his experiences as a small child in Karlovac under German and Italian occupation, in Valli Del Pasubic, Milan and Venice Well-to-do assimilated family in Karlovac; displays of antisemitism and sanctions against Jews by the Ustasha Croatian fascist organization. Entry of the Germans; Italian occupation; his family is forced to quarter an Italian Army officer in their home; "Aktions" and deportation of Jews to concentration camps, early 1942; rescue of family by the Italian Army officer; family moves to Nove Mesto; waiting to receive official...
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Antisemitism Before the War
Assistance to Jews
Border Crossing
Children
Emigration
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Testimony of Yitzhak Kofler, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1926, regarding his experiences as a refugee in Aprika-Pass, Ljubljana and Switzerland
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 Testimony of Yitzhak Kofler, born in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, 1926, regarding his experiences as a refugee in Aprika-Pass, Ljubljana and Switzerland Family background; displays of antisemitism from 1939. Help to refugees from Austria; German occupation; confiscation of the family property; escape to Italy; capture; return to Zagreb; escape to Ljubljana; escape to Aprika-Pass; help from a local priest; labor logging trees; escape to Switzerland, September 1943; stay in a refugee camp; attends an ORT school. Return to Yugoslavia, May 1945; imprisonment of his father for being a capitalist; aliya to Israel.
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Antisemitism Before the War
Attitude of the Church
Attitude Towards the Jews - Italy and the Italian Population
Badge of Shame
Border Crossing
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Testimony of Meir Levi, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1923, regarding his experiences in Belgrade, Italy, and with the Yugoslavian partisans
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 Testimony of Meir Levi, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1923, regarding his experiences in Belgrade, Italy, and with the Yugoslavian partisans His childhood and family background; learns in a boarding school in Belgium; return to Belgrade, 1939. Air-raids, April 1941; labor clearing rubble; escape to Italy, 1941; life in Crespano del Grappa; German occupation; escape to Naples; move to Bari; joins the Yugoslavian partisans. Aliya, 1948.
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Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Italy and the Italian Population
Attitude Towards the Jews - Yugoslavia and the Yugoslavian Population
Nazi Criminals
Partisans
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Testimony of Rachel Shela (Tzion) Altaratz, born in Stip, Yugoslavia, 1934, regarding her experiences as a child in Skoplje, Treblinka and in hiding
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 Testimony of Rachel Shela (Tzion) Altaratz, born in Stip, Yugoslavia, 1934, regarding her experiences as a child in Skoplje, Treblinka and in hiding Life before the war. German occupation; deportation to Skoplje; transfer to Treblinka, March 1943; escape with help from her oldest sister; life in hiding in various places; her sister's death, early 1944; wanderings in various places; life in hiding in a Moslem village; capture after she is informed on; deportation to Pristina; camp life; liberation by the Yugoslavian partisans. Placed in a Jewish orphanage in Belgrade; aliya to Israel, July 1947; settles...
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Attitude Towards the Jews - Yugoslavia and the Yugoslavian Population
Children
Escape From Deportation
Hiding Place
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Testimony of Lea Li On (Rechnitzer) Lion, born in Daruvar, Yugoslavia, 1932, regarding her experiences as a child in Frijedor, in hiding in Bosanaka-Krupa, Risovac and using a false identity
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 Testimony of Lea Li On (Rechnitzer) Lion, born in Daruvar, Yugoslavia, 1932, regarding her experiences as a child in Frijedor, in hiding in Bosanaka-Krupa, Risovac and using a false identity Religious Zionist family; move to Bihac; life before the war. German occupation, 1941; Aryanization; attitude of the local population; arrest of the community leaders and deportation of the Jews to a school outside the village; labor in villages in exchange for food; help from a Nazi Ustasha officer; transfer to Frijedor, 1942; life in Frijedor including help from the Jewish community; obtains false documents;...
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Antisemitism After the War
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Yugoslavia and the Yugoslavian Population
Hiding Place
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Testimony of Nada Dzhurashevich, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1930, regarding her experiences in Yugoslavia under Hungarian and German occupation
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 Testimony of Nada Dzhurashevich, born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1930, regarding her experiences in Yugoslavia under Hungarian and German occupation Mixed marriage of a Jewish mother and Serbian father; move from city to city due to her father's work with the railroad; move to Belgrade, 1939. German shellings, April 1941; escape to a village; life as refugees; miserliness of the farmers; return to Belgrade, under German occupation; anti-Jewish legislation, June 1941; escape to Kanjiza in Vojvodina, under Hungarian occupation; attends a Catholic convent school; displays of antisemitism by children in school...
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Aliya
Anti-Jewish Legislation
Antisemitism
Attitude Towards Jews - Hungary and the Hungarian Population
Children
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Testimony of Moshe Bachar, born in Pristina, Yugoslavia, regarding his experiences in Mitrovica, Pristina, as a forced laborer and in Albania
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 Testimony of Moshe Bachar, born in Pristina, Yugoslavia, regarding his experiences in Mitrovica, Pristina, as a forced laborer and in Albania Life before the war; her father owns a shop; drafted into the Slovenian Army; release from the army, 1937; move to Mitrovica. Outbreak of the war; escape to Pristina, 1940; activities of Moslem collaborators; deportation to forced labor; help to refugees from Belgrade; knowledge concerning the deportation of Jews to camps, May 1941; escape to Albania; partisan attacks on the Italians; murder of Italian soldiers by the Germans; liberation by the partisans,...
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"she’erith Hapletah"
Antisemitism Before the War
Border Crossing
Forced Labor
German Soldiers
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Testimony of Yulia Ben Shachar, born in Cacinci, Yugoslavia, 1920, regarding her experiences in Smederevo, Sremska Mitrovica, Belgrade and in hiding in Guza
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 Testimony of Yulia Ben Shachar, born in Cacinci, Yugoslavia, 1920, regarding her experiences in Smederevo, Sremska Mitrovica, Belgrade and in hiding in Guza Life before the war; life in Osijek; life in Sremska Mitrovica; life in Smederevo including meeting refugees from Germany, 1940-1941. Activities of collaborators; air-raids, 06 April 1941; escape to Sremska Mitrovica; life in Sremska Mitrovica; Croatian occupation; escape to Belgrade with help from partisans; life in Belgrade including forced labor, April and May 1941; Jewish police activities; obtains forged documents; life in Guza including hiding,...
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Antisemitism Before the War
Aryan Documents
Assistance to Jews
Attitude Towards the Jews - Croatian Population
Croatian Collaborators
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Testimony of Rachel Vera Penso née Gerstman, born in 1940 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, about her experiences as a girl in the Kraljevica and Rab camps, in the zone controlled by Tito’s partisans, etc.
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 Testimony of Rachel Vera Penso née Gerstman, born in 1940 in Zagreb, Yugoslavia, about her experiences as a girl in the Kraljevica and Rab camps, in the zone controlled by Tito’s partisans, etc. Life in Zagreb; German occupation ensues in April 1941; civilian rule handed over to Croatian collaborators from the Ustasha movement; father dies in the Jasenovac camp; family escapes with a Croat’s assistance to the Italian-controlled zone; witness escapes to Novi Vinodol; deported to the Kraljevica camp; transferred to the Rab camp; escapes with Jewish refugees to a zone controlled by Tito’s partisans in southern...
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Attitude Towards the Jews - Croatian Population
Children
Croatian Collaborators
Escape From Deportation
Italian Army
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