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Search below to view digital records and find material that you can access at our library and at the Shapell Center. Search this record's additional resources, such as finding aids, documents, or transcripts. No results match this search term. Check spelling and try again. Oral history interviews with Holocaust survivors, liberators, and other eyewitnesses, recorded by the Bay Area Holocaust Oral History Project throughout the s and s in the San Francisco, CA area.
Ilse Kaye describes her childhood in Hannover, Germany; her early memories of antisemitism; her experiences living in Holland from to ; her father losing his bank after the Nazis rose to power in ; her decision to leave Europe in ; immigrating to Palestine; her decision to leave Palestine for the United States to join her mother after her father died in ; her marriage and family life in the United States; and her feelings of antipathy toward Germany. Luba Keller describes her childhood in Szydlowiec, Poland; her memories of the Nazi invasion; the persecution the Jewish community endured; the mass deportations of the Jewish community in ; the conditions at the munitions factory where she was sent; her time in camps in Czestochowa and Feldafing, a subcamp of Dachau; her deporation to Bergen-Belsen; her experiences on a death march to Allach; her liberartion; the fate of her parents and sisters, who all perished; her immigration to the United States with her husband in ; their work and family life in New York City and California; and their reluctance to discuss their Holocaust experiences with their children.
Robert Koehorst describes his experiences in the Netherlands during the Nazi occupation; his father's activities in the underground and hiding the valuables of Jewish neighbors; his father's arrest after being informed on by a neighbor; his mother and sister's continued participation in underground activities; his father's release from jail; his experiences in hiding with his father and brother from to ; his decision to immigrate to the United States; his service in the Unite States Army and his family life and marriages.
Adda Gerstel discusses her childhood in Breslau, Germany now Wroclaw, Poland ; her education in a private school and her graduation from business school in ; the death of her mother in and her father in ; her brother losing his work as an attorney because of anti-Jewish laws and taking over the family brewery; her marriage in ; her memories of the events of Kristallnacht in November , when both her husband and her brother were arrested and imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp; the release of her husband and brother; her brother's immigration to the United States; fleeing Germany for Shanghai, China with her husband and young daughter in June ; her experiences in a refugee camp in Shanghai, and in the Hong-Kew Hongkou Qu ghetto; immigrating to the United States after the war; her family life in San Francisco, CA; and her brother's return to Germany.
