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RG-02.146 ―If My Heart Didn‘t Break Then‖ by Jean Beller, 1993 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 192 This memoir describes Jean Beller‘s childhood and adolescence in Poland, her experiences as an elementary school student in Tel Aviv, her return to Poland before the outbreak of World War II, conditions inside the Łódź ghetto, her experiences with Chaim Rumkowski, her work as a kindergarten teacher and as the head of an orphanage in the ghetto, her attempts to hide when the ghetto was evacuated, the death of her parents and a brother, her deportation to Auschwitz and other concentration camps, and her life in the United States after the war. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Sheila Beller, Jean Beller‘s daughter. Languages: English 2 microfiche cards Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.147 Simon Fuks Collection, 1941–1993 This collection contains legal documents, letters, newspaper articles, and a memoir describing the experiences of Simon Fuks, a rabbi of Agen, France. Fuks‘ memoir, ―Souvenir de Guerre,‖ describes the German occupation of France, his service in the French military, his capture and subsequent release by the Germans, how he and other rabbis resisted the Nazis and assisted some Jews, activities undertaken by the Union Générale des Israélites de France, conditions inside the Drancy and Rivesaltes camps, and his escape to Switzerland. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Simon Fuks. Languages: French, English, and German 2 microfiche cards Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.152 ―A Void in My Heart‖ by Regina Godinger Hoffman, 1989 In her memoir, Regina Godinger Hoffman describes her deportation from Czechoslovakia to Poland; the deaths of her family members; her psychological trauma; her internment in the Khust ghetto; her incarceration in Auschwitz; her transfer to camps in Nuremberg, Germany, and Holeshovitz, Czechoslovakia; her liberation; and her immigration to and life in the United States. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Regina Godinger Hoffman. Languages: English
1 microfiche card Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.153 Joe Gelber Collection, 1945–1980 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 193 This collection contains descriptions of the German occupation of Poland, conditions in the Częstochowa ghetto, Joe Gelber‘s separation from his wife and other family members, the HASAG forced labor camp at Częstochowa, conditions in Buchenwald and Nordhausen (a.k.a. Dora-Mittelbau), Gelber‘s liberation by Seymour Zipper, his reunion with his wife and other surviving family members, their experiences at the Feldafing displaced persons camp, and Gelber‘s emigration to the United States. Also included are an original letter and copy of a photograph, both by Seymour Zipper, relating to Joe Gelber‘s condition when he was found at Nordhausen. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Rose Gelber via Dorothy Sandberg. Languages: English 3 microfiche cards Restrictions: Fair use only for the memoir RG-02.154 ―The Jacob Family‖ by Herman Jacob, 1989 In this testimony, Herman Jacob describes his family‘s experiences before, during, and after the Holocaust. He also provides information on the fates of 13 family members imprisoned by the Nazis in places such as Dachau, Buchenwald, and Terezin. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Herman Jacob via Rose Jacob. Languages: English 1 microfiche card Restrictions: Fair use only RG-02.156 ―A Survivor‘s Story‖ by Simon Sterling, 1988 ―A Survivor‘s Story‖ relates Simon Sterling‘s experiences in Nazi-occupied Poland and the Brody ghetto. It also deals with his separation from his wife, Sophie, his deportation to a concentration camp, his escape, his reunion with his wife and their experiences hiding in a forest, their liberation by the Soviet military and eventual escape to the American Zone of Occupation in Germany, the displaced persons camp at Föhrenwald, Germany, and their immigration to the United States. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Phyllis Sterling Jacobs. Languages: English 3 microfiche cards
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