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transit camp, the time she spent in hiding on Hofbauer‘s farm, and her reunion with
Hofbauer 43 years later.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Esther Bergman.
Languages: English
1 folder
RG-02.014 Linda and Friedrich Breder Testimony, 1983
This brief testimony describes Linda Breder‘s deportation to Auschwitz, her participation
in the ―Kanada‖ kommando, her witness to the sabotage of the Birkenau crematoria, and
her subsequent incarceration in Rechlin, a subcamp of Ravensbrück.
Provenance: The testimony was written in April 1983 during the American Gathering of
Jewish Holocaust Survivors covention in Washington, D. C. Source of acquisition is
Linda Breder.
Languages: Czech and English
1 folder
RG-02.015 Helen H. Waterford Manuscripts, 1987
This collection contains the original manuscript (251 pages) and a revised first draft (139
pages) for Commitment to the Dead: One Woman’s Journey Towards Understanding
(Frederick, CO: Renaissance House Publishers, 1987) by Helen Waterford. The
manuscript is Waterford‘s personal testimony of persecution and suffering during her
imprisonment in Auschwitz and Kratzau (a.k.a. Chrastava).
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Renaissance House Publishers.
Languages: English
3.5 linear inches
Restrictions: Materials protected under 1987 copyright
RG-02.017 Survival Oral History, 1933–1945 (Martin Alexander), 1989
Martin Alexander‘s oral history describes his immediate family and other Berlin Jews
before and during the Holocaust, as well as his experiences while imprisoned at
Auschwitz, including Birkenau.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Martin Alexander.
Languages: English
1 folder