Below are longer interviews and insights from Holocaust survivors all over the world, from Europe to China and the Philippines.
Harold Gordon from Grodno, Poland
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Forever Alert German Child Survivors in Action Before 1945 and Beyond by Philipp Sonntag
Forever Alert German Child Survivors in Action Before 1945 and Beyond 2019 by Philipp Sonntag A new book, published by Child Survivors Germany in October 2019. Publisher Beggerow in Berlin, 240 pages; ISBN 987-3-936103-75-5, 16.- €, see Email – phil.sonntag@t-online.de As children, we survived the Holocaust. Now, at over 80 or even 90 years-old, […]
Abe’s Story Yahrzeit and Anniversary – on Abram Korn’s Yahrzeit, our thanks….
Today is the day of the Abe’s Story Yahrzeit, and on this day I’ll share a story of friendship and hope developed over 23 years. If you visit Remember.org and wonder who the gentleman in our logo is, that’s Abram Korn from Abe’s Story (the book is even in the Stanford Libraries). Back in 1995 […]
Allach Liberation – How Dark the Heavens by Sidney Iwens Conclusion
|| Return to How Dark the Heavens || November 1944 to Allach Liberation on April 30, 1945 This material, copyright 1990 by Sidney Iwens, is excerpted from his prize-winning book “How Dark the Heavens”. This conclusion includes the Allach Liberation, a sub camp of Dachau where Sidney was located at the end of the war. This material […]
Jan Karski Book: How One Man Tried to Stop the Holocaust
This site contains information about Jan Karski, the Polish underground agent who brought some of the first news of Hitler’s extermination policy to the the West in 1942. Karski’s efforts are recounted in Karski: How One Man Tried to Stop the Holocaust, by E. Thomas Wood and Stanislaw M. Jankowski (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., […]
A Tale of Terezin: A Preface to “Legacies, Lies and Lullabies – The World of a Second Generation Holocaust Survivor” by Esther Vivien Levy.
Update: Originally published April 2013, with larger photos included. A Tale of Terezin is a tale of my mother’s most tragic and challenging time of her life, a story recited to me many times throughout my early years and frequently embellished by the detailed accounts of her parents’ memories. These beloved relatives are all gone […]
Gabor Hirsch, a survivor, asks for your help in finding other survivors
Abe’s Story – A Holocaust Memoir | Abram Korn from Lipno, Poland
- Jacque Lipetz shares his story: “Looking back, this occupation was benign compared to the horrors of the Nazis, but what loss of freedom is benign? What security lies in not knowing if there will be a tomorrow.”
- Henry Cohen was the Director of Camp Foehrenwald, the second largest Jewish displaced persons center in the American Zone of Germany in 1946.
- Judith Jagermann shares her childhood memories of survival
Judith Jagermann was a Holocaust survivor from Karlsbad. When 11, her entire family was deported. she and her sister were sent to an orphanage while her parents were sent to concentration camps. Judith and her mother were tortured for years at Auschwitz before being liberated by the British.
Filip Muller’s testimony: Auschwitz
A Survivor’s Prayer by Malka B.
My parents were originally from a small town near the larger city of Lodz, in Poland. They came to live in Paris right after their marriage in 1930, and I was born there in August of 1931. Ours was a large family.
A poem, “In August of 1942” by Janine Oberrotman
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