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RG-02.028 ―Remember Not to Forget: Memoirs of a Survivor of the Holocaust‖ by
Clara (Chaje) Horowitz, Ca. 1970
This memoir contains information about Clara Horowitz‘s life in Czortkow, Poland,
before, during, and after World War II. In the form of a poem, the memoir describes life
in the ghetto, atrocities against Polish Jews, and Horowitz‘s life in hiding. Specific dates
are not mentioned in the poem.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Clara Horowitz.
Languages: English
.25 linear inches
RG-02.029 Nina Kaleska Papers, 1978
Nina Kaleska is a survivor of the Grodno ghetto, Ravensbrück, and Auschwitz. These
papers contain information about her experiences in Auschwitz and her thoughts on
Jewish-Christian relations in the years since the Holocaust. Also included is a copy of a
love poem.
Provenance: Transcript of speech, ―Subjective Reflections on the Post Holocaust Years,‖
at Cornell University, 1978. Source of acquisition is Nina Kaleska.
Languages: English
1 folder
RG-02.030 ―Holocaust Survivor: A Mother Writes to her Children‖ by Rose De Liema,
1975
This testimony contains information about Rose De Liema‘s peaceful life in Holland
before the Holocaust, the German invasion of the Netherlands, the deaths of many of her
family members, her life in hiding, and her eventual capture and deportation to
Auschwitz-Birkenau. Also included is information about De Liema‘s friendship with
members of the Anne Frank family in Auschwitz.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Rose De Liema.
Languages: English
0.5 linear inches
RG-02.031 ―Little Lily‖ by Lily Zelenka, 1981
In this memoir, Lily Zelenka describes life as a Jew in Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia,
her deportation, and her experiences as a prisoner in several concentration camps.