Miriam Tauber Transcript
Subject
Holocaust survivors.Antisemitism--Hungary.
Authors.
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Personal narratives.
World War, 1939-1945--Jews--Rescue--Hungary.
Diplomats--Hungary.
Diplomats--Sweden.
Men--Personal narratives.
World War, 1939-1945--Concentration camps--Romania.
Israel--Emigration and immigration.
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Romania--Personal narratives.
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)--Psychological aspects.
Abstract
Miriam recalls her childhood at the end of the war, where Allied forces had bombed Romania, German forces were retreating, and Soviet forces were attempting an invasion; she was ill at the time, and her family was in hiding with non-Jewish families in and near Bucharest. She also recalls liberation/invasion of Bucharest by the Russians, what life was like under Russian rule, the issues involved with her family immigrating to Israel during the 1950s, and the persistent fear of Germans after the war ended.Description
This collection was donated by Norman Carlson of the Wallenberg Committee and George Browder of the Goldbloom Memorial Fund Committee. This collection comprises recorded oral histories from two living history day events focused on interviewing Holocaust survivors. This collection comprises oral history recordings on broadcast video cassette, VHS cassette, and audio cassette. All of which has been digitized as MP4 files. This collection is arranged into two major series, Series A. Interview Recordings and Series B. Interview Transcripts. Both of these series are in separate arrangements, the first level being the committee that created the recordings and the sub series level by last name of interviewee in alphabetical order.Collections
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