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"In Their Own Words"
"In Their Own Words" is a collection of personal histories of the Holocaust from the memories and lives of those who live in the New Hampshire, Vermont, and northwest Massachusetts area. To submit materials for review, please contact Thomas White, twhite@keene.edu, 603-358-2746
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Fred Feldman
Born in Baku, USSR, Fred and his family were refugees from his family historical homeland in Poland. His mother and father left their home in Sokolow Podlaski, Poland after Germany occupied Poland and overran their home town. His website features historical photographs and documents.
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Holocaust Survivor and Partisan
Truthfully, I've always considered myself to be a coward. Yet, I was able to escape from the Grodno ghetto in February 1943 even though it was surrounded by armed German …
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Ingeborg Huttig – Jewish connections in my family
Thank you very much for giving me the chance of talking to you about the Jewish connections in my family. It will be a very personal report for which I tried to remember as much as …
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Rescuer Marion Pritchard
Amsterdam, The Netherlands … 1942 – Marion Pritchard was studying to become a social worker when Germany invaded The Netherlands …
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Rebecca Gelb
The blog of Rebecca Gelb who is doing her final year of High School in a program in Israel.
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Return to Gorlice by J. Victor Stern
My father, who was 76 at the time, was in Poland the last week of August 1999. He was taking a side trip from Prague, Czech Republic, where he was going to attend a Holocaust survivors' conference.
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One Family's Story by Peter Eisenstadter
This article is adapted from an address given at Larracey Auditorium, Keene Middle School in observance of Kristallnacht.
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Jerzy Bielecki: A story of moral courage
This article is courtesy of the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous.
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