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Stuhl, Sruly (Interview Code 43116) Jewish Survivor Keywords and People by Segment Keywords and People for Segment # 14 TimeCode 03:00:18:19 - 03:05:43:16 Keywords and People for Segment # 15 TimeCode 03:05:43:16 - 03:08:35:29 Czechoslovakia 1944 deportation from Selo Slatina (Czechoslovakia : Ghetto) deportation killings ghetto insignia Selo Slatina (Czechoslovakia : Ghetto) Edel Stuhl : brothers, biological Eedis Stuhl : sisters, biological Fanny Stuhl : mothers Frank Stuhl : brothers, biological Herman Stuhl : fathers, biological Kopel Stuhl : brothers, biological Leibl Stuhl : brothers, biological Malka Sendowski : sisters, biological Maurice Kandel : friends Rachel Stuhl : grandmothers Ruchel Kandel : friends Shimon Kandel : friends Wolf Stuhl : brothers, biological Yidel Stuhl : grandfathers Czechoslovakia 1944 deportation from Selo Slatina (Czechoslovakia : Ghetto) deportation preparations Selo Slatina (Czechoslovakia : Ghetto) Edel Stuhl : brothers, biological Eedis Stuhl : sisters, biological Fanny Stuhl : mothers Frank Stuhl : brothers, biological Herman Stuhl : fathers, biological Kopel Stuhl : brothers, biological Leibl Stuhl : brothers, biological Malka Sendowski : sisters, biological Shimon Kandel : friends Wolf Stuhl : brothers, biological <strong>University</strong> of Southern California College of Letters, Arts & Sciences www.college.usc.edu/vhi Page 4 of 13
Stuhl, Sruly (Interview Code 43116) Jewish Survivor Keywords and People by Segment Keywords and People for Segment # 16 TimeCode 03:08:35:29 - 03:12:54:18 Keywords and People for Segment # 17 TimeCode 03:12:54:18 - 03:18:38:23 Auschwitz II-Birkenau (Poland : Death Camp) camp-related aid giving Czechoslovakia 1944 deportation conditions deportation from Selo Slatina (Czechoslovakia : Ghetto) deportation to Auschwitz II-Birkenau (Poland : Death Camp) deportations, means of transport freight trains mass murder awareness Poland 1944 warnings Edel Stuhl : brothers, biological Eedis Stuhl : sisters, biological Fanny Stuhl : mothers Frank Stuhl : brothers, biological Herman Stuhl : fathers, biological Kopel Stuhl : brothers, biological Leibl Stuhl : brothers, biological Malka Sendowski : sisters, biological Wolf Stuhl : brothers, biological Auschwitz II-Birkenau (Poland : Death Camp) camp intake procedures camp selections deportation to Auschwitz II-Birkenau (Poland : Death Camp) loved ones' separations Poland 1944 survivor guilt Edel Stuhl : brothers, biological Eedis Stuhl : sisters, biological Fanny Stuhl : mothers Frank Stuhl : brothers, biological Herman Stuhl : fathers, biological Kopel Stuhl : brothers, biological Leibl Stuhl : brothers, biological Malka Sendowski : sisters, biological <strong>University</strong> of Southern California College of Letters, Arts & Sciences www.college.usc.edu/vhi Page 5 of 13
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