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36276. Oral history interview with James Gibson Hull
drinking a glass of fresh milk. He drank one as well, and promptly vomited it, not having had fresh milk in
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36277. Oral history interviews with Luisa Klein, Henry Landman, Anita Weisbourd, Mr. Haberman, and Steven Berger
); remaining with his brother and helping one another; his work building water pipes; going to Philshtiphkin
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36278. Oral history interview with Christina Petroulaki Solomoy
as good and honest merchants, well off, but also very stingy; knowing of one mixed marriage between a
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36279. Oral history interview with Nikolaos Theodorou
April 20, 1941; the general good behavior of the Germans living in their building, except for one of
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36280. Oral history interview with Anastasios Michos
one sister; being the youngest child; his father’s restaurant/café in Kastoria, where all the sons
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36281. Oral history interview with Dimitris Eleftheroglou
men and a girl, who escaped to Palestine and survived; how one day in school, they were told that all
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36282. Oral history interview with Steven J. Fenves
Yugoslavia; his father’s expulsion from his job; being one of the nine Jews allowed to attend higher
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36283. Oral history interview with Georges Loinger
education studies; his first job as a physical education teacher in one of Baron Edouard de Rothschild
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36284. Oral history interview with Robert Persinger
former inmates to the food; one of the younger inmates, who spoke numerous languages and became the
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36285. Oral history interview with John Orr
troops arrived; one instance of a guard had been identified amongst the civilian population and the ex
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36286. Oral history interview with Gene C. Mallette
attention span was limited to about one hour in his studies and then he had to move about before he could
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36287. Oral history interview with John Gidley
corpses while others were placed in a mass grave; one well-nourished prisoner collaborator who was killed
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36288. Oral history interview with Jeshaye Rosenberg
’ forced labor in foresting (weekly allowance of one slice of bread); his mother making soup from edible
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36289. Oral history interview with Vladimīr Tuček
one point; staying in contact with his father through notes; witnessing the beatings of people who
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36290. Oral history interview with Va'clav Kubík
trying to sell gold; Mr. Košvanec’s death soon after the war; being one of the 12 members of the local
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36291. Oral history interview with Dániel Stiffel
collected and buried the bodies of those who had been shot; the murder of one of the Jewish boys while he
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36292. Oral history interview with Mária Pozsgai
Deutsch, and Wittmann surnames; the Szusz family’s textile store; Mrs. Szusz, who was the only one of her
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36293. Oral history interview with Galina Koroliova
villages; joining a community in the woods with her family and other survivors; a commotion one morning
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36294. Oral history interview with Frida Isaakovna Pecherskaia and Valentina Bentsionovna Popivker
Yom Kippur by moving it in a circle around one’s head); how a Ukrainian woman would heat up the food
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36295. Oral history interview with Mordejai Koifman
thing came apart when their leaders told Mordejai that, in addition to their Judaic tenets, the last one
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36296. Oral history interview with Frida Kaller de Gutman
brother Moishe in Moisés Ville; living with a group of 11 families in one section of the colony, while 24
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36297. Oral history interview with Zalman Orensztein
Zalman Orensztein, born on September (November?) 16, 1902, in Sokołów Podlaski, Poland; being one
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36298. Oral history interview with Isaac Breiter
Isaac Breiter, born in Bahia Blanca, Argentina in 1908, discusses having six brothers and one
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36299. Oral history interview with Rochus Misch
being sent to Berlin, Germany to paint one of the Olympic sites during which he saw Adolf Hitler and his
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36300. Oral history interview with Gunter Siemeister
did not return to school one year, and his assumption that they had emigrated; his friendly relations