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[es-ES]Record tools[es-ES] [es-ES]Displays[es-ES]	Remove from selection Add to selection Número del objetoM2012/008 DescripciónPocket diary belonging to the donor’s father, Stephen Horvath. The diary was kept by Stephen from 1944 onwards; it was taken with him to a Hungarian labour camp and Mauthausen concentration camp. According to his daughter Kathy, it was important for him to keep the diary with him because recording a few thoughts helped him keep his sanity. He asked that it never been translated as he does not want his children to know what he had to do to survive. This object has historical significance because it is directly linked to the events of the Holocaust. It sheds meaningful light on some of the personal experiences of Stephen Hovarth during this time. Fecha 1944 Temapersonal accounts, forced labour camps Nombre del objetojournals Materialpaper Dimensiones length: 112.00 mm width: 70.00 mm Lenguaje Hungarian Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ms Kathy Bradley

Número del objetoM2012/008

DescripciónPocket diary belonging to the donor’s father, Stephen Horvath. The diary was kept by Stephen from 1944 onwards; it was taken with him to a Hungarian labour camp and Mauthausen concentration camp. According to his daughter Kathy, it was important for him to keep the diary with him because recording a few thoughts helped him keep his sanity. He asked that it never been translated as he does not want his children to know what he had to do to survive.

This object has historical significance because it is directly linked to the events of the Holocaust. It sheds meaningful light on some of the personal experiences of Stephen Hovarth during this time.

Fecha 1944

Temapersonal accounts, forced labour camps

Nombre del objetojournals

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Línea de créditoSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Ms Kathy Bradley

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