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Stories Survive: Fred Terna

Frederick Terna was born in 1923. He lived and attended school in Prague, Czechoslovakia until Germany occupied the city in 1939. Mr. Terna was interned in a number of camps, including Terezin, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and Kaufering (a sub-camp of Dachau). He was liberated near Landsberg in Bavaria on April 27, 1945. In the program below, Fred … Continued
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Stories Survive: Mottel Berkowitz

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Stories Survive: Laszlo Selly

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Stories Survive: Ivan Vamos

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Stories Survive: Jean Chapnick

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Stories Survive: Henry and Bernard Schanzer

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