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Sarah Popowski describes how her mother made the decision to leave her village and go to a labor camp as a volunteer rather than be rounded up by the Nazis.
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Sarah Popowski describes what life was like for her mother in a Nazi labor camp in Poland and the cruel policies of the guards. Content Warning: This clip contains a description of violence against a…
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Susan Berman discusses how her family learned about the death of her grandparents who died by the hands of the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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Marcel Kohler describes hearing from his parents of a relative that had been sent to a concentration camp, but made it out alive.
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Tosia Schneider describes the agricultural labor camp where she was sent along with her brother.
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Norbert Friedman describes the tattoo he received upon entering the first camp and the cruelty waged by camp commanders.
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Edward Francell describes his Aunt Yvonne's experience in Auschwitz.
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Norbert Friedman describes his final days as a prisoner of the Nazis. The approach of the Allied troops prompted the camp guards to lead prisoners on death marches away from the battle front.
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Murray Lynn describes conditions in the cattle cars.
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Murray Lynn describes the last time he saw his mother and younger brothers at Auschwitz.
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Norbert Friedman, a survivor of eleven camps, describes the process of moving from one camp to another.
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Andre Kessler describes the slave labor camp Transnistria, where his father was imprisoned and forced to do labor.
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Andre Kessler describes his father's changed appearance after returning from a labor camp.
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In this clip, M. Alexis Scott describes how her father, W. A. Scott III, got involved in Holocaust Education.
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