It is the same number Stephen had tattooed on his arm; it is his first glimpse of himself as a child at Auschwitz.
The wooden dancing puppet was carved by Arnold Sprecher while he was detained at Dachau concentration camp.
These certificates of identity were issued to my parents and me in the DP camp of Bindermichel, near Linz, Austria.
On Kristallnacht their synagogue had been burned. A few days later he went into the shul to rescue the tallits.
An excerpt from “Thus we remember: Continuing Story of our Holocaust Torah from the destroyed Jewish community of D’Vůr Králové”
This is a book that illustrates what Warsaw looked like before and after Nazi bombings.
The entire Salinas and Handke families immigrated to Canada in 1948 as refugees fleeing communist China.
This is a speech that was written and presented by Gál György András
A Red Cross Postcard used by Jewish people in British Palestine to correspond with relatives in Poland after the Nazi occupation of that country
This briefcase was given to my father, Dieter Werner Eger by his parents, who later perished in the Holocaust.