Holocaust survivors
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Here are entered works on persons who survived the Holocaust of 1939-1945, with emphasis on their lives since 1945. Works on persons who died during the Holocaust of 1939-1945 are entered under Holocaust victims. Works consisting of personal accounts of the Jewish Holocaust are entered under Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Personal narratives.Found in 311 Collections and/or Records:
Holocaust/Warsaw Uprising, 1933 - 1992
The collection consists primarily of material related to the founding and growth of congregation Tikvoh Chadoshoh. A small amount of more personal material is also included. Bodenheimer's autobiography From Bad Nauheim to Bloomfield: My Journey of Faith details his life in both Germany and the United States.
Homar, Abraham
Jewish Ledger photocopy of newspaper clipping featuring Abraham Homar's account his POW experience and of Gestapo plans to execute POW's during WWII. Original copy in J.W.V/ miscellanious.
Into the Forest: A Holocaust Story of Survival, Triumph, and Love, 2021
Israel, Bea_2011, Oral History, August 15, 2011
Israel, Beatrice Theisebach, 1997-09-05
Jewish Ledger newspaper clipping by Dorine Leogrande (9/5/1997) featuring story of West Hartford, CT Holocaust survivor Beatrice Israel and her participation in a memorial commemoration in Linden, Germany.
Jacobs, Fred and Regina, 1998-02-06
Two Jewish Ledger newspaper clippings by Dorine Leogrande (02/06/1998) about thier life during the Holocaust and after. They owned a dry-cleaning business, Dan-Dee Cleaners in West Hartford, CT.
Jacobs, Fred and Regina, 1952 - 2012
This file contains information on Fred and Regina Jacobs's experience in the Holocaust, including surviving Auschwitz. In addition, the articles discuss their dry cleaning business of 34 years.
This interview discusses Fred and Regina Jacobs and their experience coming to Hartford after surviving the Holocaust.
Jacobs, Fred and Regina_2007, Oral History, July 31, 2007
This interview discusses Fred and Regina Jacobs and their experience coming to Hartford after surviving the Holocaust.