|| Return to Cybrary || Dachau Liberation by Chuck Ferree Pronounce it as though you were clearing something nasty from yourthroat…DACHAU. My first inkling that this pleasant Bavarian villagewould become a word to chill the blood, came from the terrible odor asmy passenger and I disembarked from our little two-seater StinsonL-5. We were at least…
NOTE: This request is no longer active. Dear Holocaust Survivors and family members, CNN is currently researching a segment for a show called CNN Presents. The segment will take a close look at the issues involved in a parent/childrelationship where the parent is a survivor of the Holocaust. As part of the research, we are…
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Return to Cybrary || Books by Survivors Yom Hashoah Commemoration Update Holocaust Remembrance Chat: May 4, 1997 Dear Friends, The second Annual Holocaust Remembrance Day Chat Conference, sponsored by the Cybrary of the Holocaust and the Alliance for a Better Earth is scheduled for Sunday, May 4, from 12pm-3pm EST, 9am-12am PST, 5-8 GMT. Feel…
The story of a liberator, a survivor from Terezin (aka Theresienstadt) as written by Chuck Ferree.