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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Yeshayahu Rosenblum OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Adoniyahu Blizer OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Tomy Irashi OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Yaakov Hollander OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Moshe Weiss OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Hadassah Amsel OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Miriam Rachnitzer OHD interviewee

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Rescue of Jewish Children in Hungary from 1944 until Liberation.

Rafi Ben-Shalom OHD interviewee

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