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RG-02.057 ―Children of the Holocaust,‖ 1946
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 179
Galina Raicin-Klebanow wrote ―Children of the Holocaust‖ when she was living in
Prague. It is her account of the suffering of children she witnessed as a concentration
camp inmate.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Margaret Oppenheimer.
Languages: English
0.25 linear inches
Restrictions: See reference archivist..
NOTE: See also different version of this memoir in RG-02.189.
RG-02.059 Coenraad Rood Papers, N.d.
Coenraad Rood is a native of the Netherlands and a Holocaust survivor. This collection
includes document copies he obtained from the Dutch Red Cross and the International
Tracing Service relating to the fate of his relatives who were victims of the Holocaust.
Also included is his ―Report, 1942–1945‖ describing his experiences of persecution,
imprisonment, and survival.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Coenraad Rood.
Languages: English
1.75 linear inches
RG-02.062 ―My Life During the War‖ by Bernadette Dukas, born Bronislawa Alland,
1945–1947, 1989
This collection contains a Polish-language copy of Bernadette Dukas‘s memoir, which
describes her life in Warsaw, Poland, at the beginning of World War II, her life in hiding
under an assumed identity, her experiences as a forced laborer in an airplane engine
factory at Braunschweig, her liberation in April 1945, and the antisemitism she
experienced in Poland after the Holocaust. Also included is an English translation made
by her brother in 1989.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is George Alland.
Languages: Polish and English
0.25 linear inches