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USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 186 1 linear inch Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.112 ―Between Life and Death—My Memoirs‖ by Sonja Haid Greene, N.d. In her memoir, Sonja Haid Greene describes her pre-Holocaust life with her family in Siauliai, Lithuania, her stay in the Traku ghetto, her time spent in the Linkaicia concentration camp, her life as an inmate at the Stutthof concentration camps and a subcamp of Dachau, her suffering on a death march, and her liberation by American troops. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Sonja Haid Greene. Languages: English .75 linear inches Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.113 ―The Undying Spark From Generation to Generation‖ by Jacob Auerbach, N.d. Jacob Auerbach‘s memoir describes the Jewish community of Shershev, Ukraine, how he and his family were deported to the Pruzhany ghetto and from there to Auschwitz, and his emigration to the United States. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Jacob Auerbach. Languages: English 1 linear inch Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.114 A Memoir for Paul, David and Adam by Paulette Singer Barrett, 1994 This memoir describes the life of Paulette Singer Barrett from 1939 to 1953, including her prewar emigration with her parents from Poland and Romania to Paris, France; their journey to southern France after the Nazis seized Paris; the fate of her relatives who stayed in Poland; the resistance activities of French citizens; and her eventual emigration along with her family to the United States after the war. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Paulette Singer Barrett. Languages: English .75 linear inches Restrictions: Fair use only
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 187 RG-02.117 ―Under the Rooftiles‖ by Wendy van Velzen, 1940–1945 Wendy van Velzen‘s journal contains information about the German invasion of the Netherlands, the persecution of Jews in the Netherlands, and Jews who were hidden. Provenance: Sources of acquisition are Wilhelmina and Arthur Aandewiel via Mark Lauterbach. Languages: English and Dutch 1.5 linear inches RG-02.118 ―My Struggle for Survival‖ by Oscar Lichtenstern, 1940–1945 This journal explains Oscar Lichtenstern‘s experiences after the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Although it describes his stay in the transit camp of Westerbork, most of the entries relate to his internment in Terezin. Provenance: Oscar Lichtenstern began writing in his journal in 1944, after his arrival in Terezin. On December 24, 1944, he discovered that the journal had been lost. After a delay of unknown duration, Lichtenstern rewrote his journal and included some material about his liberation and his immediate postwar experience. His granddaughter, Ruth Lichtenstern Fishman, translated the text into English and donated it to USHMM. Languages: English and German 1 microfiche card Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.119 Victor Adler: Some Notes about My Life, with Adler-Stössler Family Genealogy and History, 1992 This memoir relates to the experiences of Victor Adler and members of his family after the German occupation of the Sudetenland. In particular, it describes how he escaped Czechoslovakia, fled to Hungary and then to Palestine, enlisted in the Czechoslovak Armored Brigade under British command, fought in the European theater during World War II, and rebuilt his life in the United States. Adler‘s parents were sent to Terezin and were subsequently transported to Auschwitz, where they died. His brother and cousins escaped Czechoslovakia and served in the Allied armed forces. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Victor Adler. Sally Gagne transcribed and edited a 1989 oral history by Adler. Languages: English 3 microfiche cards Finding Aids: Table of contents Restrictions: Fair use only
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