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Farben factory following the German evacuation; his memories of General Patton's order Prostitutes Sonneberg capture young Nazi resisters; his memories of Wels II concentration camp; his memories of emaciated prisoners in Wels II; his memories of communicating with a Wels II prisoner in Yiddish; his memories of Straubing labor camp in Germany; his memories of corpses in ditches at Straubing; his time in Gunskirchen concentration camp after liberation; his memories of the bodies of prisoners, who attempted to flee, in the woods around Gunskirchen; and his Prostitutes Sonneberg learning of Auschwitz through a friend after World War II.

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Alice Lefkovic, born July 8,describes her childhood in Brezova Pod Bradlom, Slovakia; the antisemitism that followed Slovakian independence in ; her father's deportation to Majdanek concentration camp in ; attempting to flee to Hungary, her arrest, and her subsequent release due to the intervention of a mysterious benefactor; eventually arriving in Hungary with the help of a family member; reuniting with family members in Budapest, Hungary; deportations of Jews from Hungary in May ; being deported to Sered concentration camp in Czechoslovakia; her subsequent transport to Therensienstadt concentration camp; participating in forced labor while in Theresienstadt; her liberation by the Red Army; her life in Prague, Czech Republic following the war; her immigration to Israel after World War II; and her immigration to the United States in Includes photographs of Alice Lefkovic in and Photographs of Charles Levine in Italy Prostitutes Sonneberg and in accompany the interview.

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Robert Rothschild, born on January 9, in Mellrichstadt, Germany, discusses his childhood in Mellrichstadt; his education in a Catholic high school; the increase in antisemitism after the Nazis took power in ; his forced resignation from the Catholic school and the completion of his education in a Jewish day school; his apprenticeship to his uncle as a tailor and his arrival at his uncle's residence on Kristallnacht, November 9, ; being Prostitutes Sonneberg and sent to Buchenwald; being released and taking a train to France; boarding a ship bound for the United States and the Prostitutes Sonneberg of the ship to the Isle of Man off the coast of Great Britain; his time in a camp on the island and his eventual release; working as the foreman in a bakery; moving to England; the immigration of his parents and brother to the United States in ; his immigration to the United States in March ; and his reflections on the Holocaust.

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