First Person Podcast
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First Person Podcast is a society podcast hosted by United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. It has 47 episodes, with the latest published September 2010.
This podcast series features excerpts from interviews with Holocaust survivors presented at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's public program, First Person -- Conversations with Holocaust Survivors.
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Holocaust Survivors’ Reflections and Hopes for the Future
Theodora Klayman: Shelter in Ludbreg
Haim Solomon: Hiding during the Pogrom in Iasi
Margit Meissner: Flight from Paris on a Bicycle
Gerald Schwab: A German Jewish Refugee Returns as an American Soldier
Emanuel (Manny) Mandel: Wearing the Yellow Star as a Child in Hungary
Frank Liebermann: Changes in Germany After Nazi Rise to Power
Regina Spiegel: Separation at Auschwitz
Julius Menn: Flight from Invading German Troops
Fritz Gluckstein: Berlin in the Aftermath of World War II
Helen Luksenburg: Forming a Friendship in Gleiwitz
David Bayer: Life After the German Invasion of Poland
Morris Rosen: Forced Evacuation
Manya Friedman: Death March to Ravensbrück
Gerald Liebenau: Memories of Kristallnacht
Inge Katzenstein: Refuge In Kenya
Martin Weiss: Selection at Auschwitz
Leon Merrick: Evacuation and Arrival at Buchenwald
Marcel Drimer: Escaping the “Concert of Death”
Erika Eckstut: A Young Girl’s Experience in the Ghetto
Leon Merrick: Importance of Work in the Lodz Ghetto
Helen Goldkind: Arrival at Auschwitz
Helen Luksenburg: Survival in the Camps
Martin Weiss: Reflections on Liberation
Fanny Aizenberg: A Mother’s Agonizing Decision
Halina Peabody: Hiding in Plain Sight
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