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Return to Resistance | Witnesses Escapees from Auschwitz “On April 7, 1944, two Slovakian Jews, twenty-six-year-old Alfred Weczler and twenty-year-old Rudolf Vrba, escaped from Auschwitz. They provided the first eyewitness account of the concentration and extermination camp to the western world, an account that set off the chain of events that led to the Nuremberg…
Return to Resistance | Witnesses Numbers of Refugees That Canada (Didn’t) Accept “During the twelve years of Nazi terror, from 1933 to 1945, while the United States accepted more than 200,000 Jewish refuges; Palestine, 125,000; embattled Britain, 70,000; Argentina, 50,000; penurious Brazil, 27,000; distant China, 25,000; tiny Bolivia and Chile, 14,000 each, Canada found room…
Return to Resistance | Witnesses A Russian Soldier and Helen L. When Toby and I were going from Grössmollen, from where we were liberated, to Lodz, to the Displaced Person’s, I told you we walked, we took a train, we walked, anyway we could. At one time we were on a train and Toby put…
Online Education Imagine Peace Notes from the WebSource How The Cybrary is Organized Welcome to the Cybrary at remember.org The Cybrary is organized into six separate sections. We are doing our best to organizeand deliver the information you ask for. Many have requested a search capability here, but thatis beyond our economic and sleep…
Online Education Imagine Peace Notes from the WebSource Feedback We’re waiting to hear from you. Feel free to respond on the formbelow. Welcome to November at the Cybrary. We’ve just been reviewed by NetGuide, who called this site one that mixes “humanity and technology in a powerful and positive way.” We dedicate this month’s…