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Allach Liberation

How Dark the Heavens by Sidney Iwens
Lubaczow Partisans

Keep Yelling!
A Polish Partisan Testimony

"He was at last able to summons the painful memories of those tragic events he lived through from 1939 to the end of 1944 — the day he finally exclaimed ‘I am free!’. ."

See the Lubaczow Partisans

Jacques Lipetz and the story related to the Jewish Refugee Committee of Manila (JRC)

"The Jewish colony in Manila was a mixture of German Jews who hailed largely from Breslau and Frankfurt, a variety of other European Jews from Eastern Europe mainly, a number of Sephards from Lebanon, Syria and Iraq and us."

Read Jacque's Story
Jacque Lipetz

Listen and Learn

Books by Survivors

Readers Write Back: How Dark the Heavens

Sidney Iwens Memoir Chapter 2 | Daugavpils Ghetto & Prison Massacre

Holocaust Survivor Books: Their Stories, Their Words

Oh, my chosen people – a Transylvania Holocaust testimony | Dr. Moshe Berner

Selma van de Perre – Jewish Dutch Resistance Fighter Who Lived a Double Life

Holocaust in Czechosolvakia – My Name is Alice Memoir

Romanian Survivor

A Holocaust Survivor’s Poetry

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Stories and Survival