Buchenwald - Yad Vashem
Buchenwald One of the largest concentration camps in Germany located five miles north of the city of Weimar Established on July 16, 1937 and liberated on April 11, 1945 During its existence 238,980 prisoners from 30 countries passed through Buchenwald Of those, 43,045 were killed, including Soviet prisoners of war
Buchenwald Dachau Gakowa ?: Reminiscences of a World War II
highly publicized Few weeks go by without Buchenwald, Dachau, or another of Hitler’s camps being mentioned in the US media in connection with a survivors’ story, a film, a play or some other `holocaust’ story As important as it is to tell the story of Buchenwald
Missing in Buchenwald - Secretary of State of Washington
and mass killings Buchenwald concentration camp, one of the largest on German soil, was surrounded by a barbed wire fence and sentries equipped with machine guns There were pris-oner barracks to the north, SS quarters to the south, working factories and a stone quarry Buchenwald was a haunting place
Photo Narrative - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Jan 10, 2014 · Buchenwald, Germany, 1938-1941 (USHMM Photo Archives #10105) UNITED STATES HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM Jewish refugees are ferried out of Denmark aboard Danish
Publication Number: T-1021 Headquarters, United States Army
Buchenwald, an independent concentration camp, lists of inmates who died or were executed, medical statistics, and lists of guard personnel; also, a report from the camp physician on the state of health of inmates and on delousing of inmates,
Howard Cwick, Liberator Eyewitness to History
such as Buchenwald Teachers will use the Historical Introduction section to provide a brief context of the Buchenwald concentration camp as well as the Liberation of Nazi Camps Then, through use of Howard’s testimony and the accompanying student activity, students, with teacher guidance, will consider
Shmurah Matzah Pesah
[The work in Buchenwald] served as a source of great courage and hope for me It was a re‐ minder that our people have gone through many difficult and tragic experiences in our long history and have been freed each time, by the will of God, from our bondage and slavery How
Frank Shurman Visual History Biographic Profiles
five years earlier he had arrived at Buchenwald Frank first was stationed at a POW camp and was later trained as an interrogator In the post-war years, Frank helped to financially support some non-Jewish German friends who had earlier risked their own safety to help him and his family At the time of Frank’s interview in 1996, he and
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