Memories of my childhood in the Holocaust

In 1939, Judith Jaegermann and her family fled to Prague, Czechoslovakia. While in Prague, the family was transported to Theresienstadt and remained there for sixteen months before being sent to Auschwitz. Judith and other children were later sent to Hamburg, Germany in order to clean up after the Allied bombings. When the work was finished, the children were transported to Bergen-Belsen where she was liberated by the British. Collection contains information regarding Judith Jaegermann's Holocaust experiences in Karlsbad, Germany. Judith describes her experiences at Auschwitz, including the shaving of her head, receiving her tattoo, and the smells and scenes at Auschwitz. and her experiences living in Hamburg, Germany.