Anna was born in Poland.; she is a survivor of the Holocaust. She spent three years in concentration camps, being sent there when she was only 22 years old. She was in Auschwitz-Birkenau for much of this time. When the war was over, she got married and moved to the United States where she had children and started a family. She was interviewed for this project at Baycrest by Crestwood student Sammy Steiman.
Videos
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- 1. Prewar life and family copy
- 2. Family and the Holocaust
- 3. Typical Day in the Camps
- 4. Living Conditions in the Camps
- 5. Encountering German Hierarchy
- 6. First Thing Done When Returned Home
- 7. Making friends in the camp
- 8. Remembering Crystal Nacht
- 9. Losing Possessions
- 10. Labour in the Camps
- 11.Last Generation to tell others about the Holocaust
- 12. Hearing News about other Camps
- 13. Feelings when reminded about the holocaust
- 14. Job in America after Camps
- 15. Society difference before and after camps
- 16. Family members in the forces
- 17. Opinion on Israel
- 18. News about hometown in America
- 19. Form of Transportation taken to the camps copy
- 20. Age when released
- 21. News about Hitler
- 22. Hope for Future Generations
- 23. Remembering the Holocaust at Home and Praying
- 24. Flashbacks about the Holocaust
- 25. Closing Remarks and Comments
- 26. Wrap up and Thank You
