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Marcel Kohler describes his family's living situation after arriving in the United States and the physical exam they had to take in order to do so.
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Marcel Kohler describes the shock of holidays in the United States and how they differed from those in the Netherlands.
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Hank van Driel describes his reason for moving to Atlanta Georgia from Connecticut.
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Joanna Kimling Stubbs describes her German-American father Eugene Kimling's parenting style.
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Gitte Toben discusses how her first experiences in the United States differed from her expectations.
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David Jacobi explains his grandmother's decision to remain a German citizen after immigrating to the United States.
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David Jacobi discusses how his German grandparents and father adjusted to life in the United States.
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David Jacobi describes the immigration history over centuries of his mother's European-Jewish family.
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Anna Ostergaard describes what the United States meant to her after she emigrated from Denmark in 1955.
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Hershel Greenblat describes his family's experience boarding with the Goldwasser family in Atlanta, Georgia, in the early 1950s.
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Hershel Greenblat describes his first weeks in Atlanta, Georgia, where his family would settle in the United States.
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Hershel Greenblat describes his family's interaction with an American soldier while they were en route from New York to Georgia.
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Hershel Greenblat explains why a Jewish relief organization transferred his family to Georgia instead of Indiana.
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Hershel Greenblat describes his feelings about the United States when he first arrived as an immigrant from Europe in 1950.
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Hershel Greenblat remembers his arrival as a young immigrant in New York Harbor.
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June Chandler discusses how she adjusted to life in the United States after immigrating to be with her husband, an American serviceman.
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