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Eva Nagler

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TitoloEva Nagler

Autore

Eva Nagler

Numero oggettosl104

Luogo di pubblicazioneSydney, New South Wales, Australia

EditoreAustralian Institute for Holocaust Studies

Anno di pubblicazione

undated

MaterialeAudio-visual material

NotesInterviews with Australian Holocaust survivors for the 'Twelfth Hour Oral Testimonies Project'

Descrizione

Eva Nagler (née Ginat), born October 28, 1926 in Lodz, Poland, describes growing up in Poland before the war; experiencing the beginning of the war and German occupation; witnessing rampant antisemitism; living in the ghetto; the dynamic of the Judenrat; coping with her fathers death from tuberculosis; being transported to Auschwitz, Stutthof, and then to Schippenbeil (Sepopol, Poland); the death march and then hiding; working as an Aryan in Pillau, Germany (now Baltiisk, Russia); being liberated by Russian soldiers; moving to Poland, Italy, and Israel after the war; and immigrating to Australia in 1952 and establishing her life there.

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