Life After Genocide

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  Miriam Tauber

  Language: English

  Jewish Survivor

  In New York City on September 11, 2001, Miriam contrasts her Holocaust experiences with the events transpiring at the very time of her interview. Miriam notes her desire to protect her children and grandchildren from the hatred she experienced.

  Gender: Female
  
  DOB: May 19, 1926
  
  City of birth: Nowy Targ
  
  Country of birth: Poland
  
  Ghettos: Stanislawów (Poland)
  
  Went into hiding: Yes
  
  Other experiences: escapes from Aktionen, escapes from the ghettos, escapes from mass shootings, concealment of Jewish identity

   
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  Romana Farrington

  Language: English

  Jewish Survivor

  Romana describes growing up in a small Polish town after the war and how her family had to give up most of the space in their home according to Communist rule. They were forced to live together with a family that had an abusive father who tried to attack Romana and her mother.

  Gender: Female
  DOB: Jun 9, 1941
  City of birth: Krosniewice
  Country of birth: Poland
  Ghettos: Warsaw (Poland), Krosniewice (Poland)
  Went into hiding: Yes
  Other experiences: concealment of Jewish identity

   
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  Malka Baran

  Language: English

  Jewish Survivor

  Malka Baran remembers working with children in a displaced persons' camp and notes that it was this work that helped her resume a normal life after the Holocaust.

  Gender: Female
  DOB: January 30, 1927
  City of Birth: Warsaw (Poland)
  Country of Birth: Poland
  Ghettos: Czestochowa (Poland : Ghetto)
  Went into hiding: No
  Other experiences: displaced persons camps

  More videos of Malka Baran

  Malka Baran on Hope

  https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=318569032844699

  Malka Baran’s full testimony

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xwp5wg6y-MU

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