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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 180 RG-02.063 ―Leonard T. Zawacki, Auschwitz Prisoner No. 13390,‖ N.d. This collection contains Leonard Zawacki‘s description of his experiences during the German invasion and occupation of Poland, his incarceration at Pawiak prison and Auschwitz killing center, his escape from Auschwitz, and his activities with a resistance movement. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Leonard T. Zawacki. Languages: English 1 folder RG-02.064 ―The Bleeding Sky—My Mother‘s Journey Through the Fire‖ by Mala Brandsdorfer, 1987 ―The Bleeding Sky‖ describes the early life of Mala Brandsdorfer (whose maiden name was Liss and whose married name during the Holocaust was Goldrat) in Poland; life for Jews under German occupation; her experiences and observations in the Warsaw ghetto, Majdanek, and Auschwitz-Birkenau; her evacuation from Auschwitz; her incarceration at Neustadt-Glewe; and her liberation. Provenance: The donor, Louis Brandsdorfer, wrote down the memoir as related to him by his mother. Languages: English 6 linear inches RG-02.069 Bernard Rechnitz Diary, Ca. 1946 This diary begins with a general discussion of the Holocaust, then continues with a discussion of Bernard Rechnitz‘s personal saga—which begins in August 1939 just before Germany‘s invasion of Poland, when he and his wife moved from Katowice to Kraków. His diary describes the German invasion of Poland, the confiscation of Jewish property and persecution by German occupiers, his family‘s move from Kraków to ―Wieliczke‖ (Wieliczka), and their eventual incarceration in the ―Plashov‖ (Plaszów?) labor camp. The narrative ends on December 17, 1943. Provenance: Bernard Rechnitz wrote this handwritten diary after his liberation. His son, Moses (Mike) Rechnitz, is the donor. An unidentified Harvard University scholar prepared the translation from Polish into English. Languages: English and Polish 1 linear inch
RG-02.072 Memories of a Vanished World by Joseph Soski, 1991 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 181 In this memoir, Joseph Soski describes his childhood in Busko and Kraków, Poland, the German occupation of Kraków, restrictions against Jews, his escape to the Sovietoccupied zone of Poland, his life in the Częstochowa ghetto, his experiences as a forced laborer, his deportation to Buchenwald and Dora-Mittelbau, his evacuation from Dora- Mittelbau, his liberation, his life in a displaced persons camp, and his emigration to the United States. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Joseph Soski. Languages: English 0.75 linear inches Restrictions: Materials protected under copyright RG-02.073 Katalin Karpati Testimony, 1978, 1992 In this testimony, Katalin Karpati (named Kato Nagy before and during the Holocaust) describes her childhood in Hungary; her marriage and family life; the German occupation of Hungary in 1944 and the subsequent hardships for Jews; her experiences in a number of camps, including Auschwitz, Ravensbrück, Nordhausen, and Mauthausen; her liberation and return to Hungary; and her escape from Hungary to the United States after the 1956 uprising. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Katalin Karpati. Languages: English 1 folder RG-02.074 ―A Hungarian Jew Looks Back: A Personal Account of the Pre–World War II Times and the War Years‖ by Robert Winkler, unknown date In his memoir, Robert Winkler discusses his childhood and family experiences, national events in Hungary during the war years, the German occupation of 1944, his experiences as a forced laborer, his escape and capture, his forced service with a Gestapo unit, his reescape and experiences posing as a Hungarian gentile with false identification papers, his service as a ―gentile‖ in the Hungarian army, and his liberation by the Red Army. Also included is a postscript with information about the subsequent fate of some of the people mentioned in the memoir. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Robert Winkler. Languages: English 0.5 linear inches
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