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RG-02.185 ―The Autobiography of Irene Katz,‖ 1990
USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 197
This autobiograpy contains information about Irene Katz‘s experiences in Nazi-occupied
Hungary and Vienna, Austria.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Irene Katz.
Languages: English
1 microfiche card
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RG-02.187 ―Goodbye for Always‖ by Cecile Kaufer, N.d.
This testimony describes Cecile Kaufer‘s childhood in Paris, the German occupation of
France and the fates of her family members, her family‘s stay in the Vélodrome d‘Hiver
and their life in hiding in Normandy, the liberation of France, and her family‘s
immigration to and life in the United States.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Cecile Kaufer.
Languages: English
2 microfiche cards
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RG-02.190 ―Road to Exile‖ by Alfred Mayer, 1932–1953
In his memoir, Alfred Mayer writes about incidents relating to his life in Germany, his
emigration to the United States and subsequent life there, his aid to other German Jews,
the death of Mayer‘s relatives in Auschwitz, the end of the war, and a visit to his former
home in Germany. Included are photocopies of documents relating to the
Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland and the author‘s family history.
Provenance: Source of acquisition is Alfred Mayer.
Languages: English and German
3 microfiche cards
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RG-02.192 ―Not a Moment Too Soon‖ by Kurt Ladner, 1993
This testimony relates to Kurt Ladner‘s childhood in Vienna, Austria; the Anschluss;
Kristallnacht; Ladner‘s emigration to Belgium and his subsequent escape to France; his
return to Austria in hopes of getting a transport to Sweden; his arrest and experiences in