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Met lit. opg. en index. 746 p. ; 18 cm.

Consists of one memoir, 107 pages, entitled "Memoires de Guerre: 13 Mai 1941--Aout 1945," by Paul Szigeti. He describes his arrest in France in 1941, his wartime imprisonment in Germany, and his liberation in April 1945. Also contains a German translation of the same.

Testimony, 6 pages, photocopy of typescript, recounting experiences of Dan Daugherty, an American soldier, at liberation of Dachau.

Includes bibliographical references and index. 136 pages ; 20 cm

1st St. Martin's Griffin ed. 235 pages : portraits ; 23 cm

Testimony, 3 pages, handwritten by Jacques (Izak) Segal, originally of Poland but who immigrated to Belgium with his family as a child, and describes life in hiding during the occupation.

2e dr. 12 dl. : ill. ; cm.

269 p. : ill. ; 23 cm

Consists of memoir, 59 pages, which relates to the life of Rebecca Atsmon, born in Lvov. She was taken to a work camp in 1941, which was under the command of Oberkommando der Wehrmacht Kitner who treated them very well. He warned her family of the liquidation of the ghetto in 1943 and aided them in their escape to Germany with Gentile papers. She worked in Germany until the liberation in 1945 and traveled ...

Testimony, 1 page, photocopy of typescript (on Claims Conference letterhead), containing summary of telephone conversation with Abram and Mikhail Sheynman, describing occupation of their hometown in Moldova by German and Rumanian troops.