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Jews in the Underground in Belgium during World War II; The Rescue of Jewish Children in Belgium during World War II; The Rescue of Children from Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria via Western Europe, 1933-1940

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Avraham Rosner OHD interviewee
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המדור לתיעוד בעל פה של מכון המחקר ליהדות זמננו ע"ש אברהם הרמן באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים

Childhood memories in Hungary; studies at Berlin and Berne Universities; studies at the Rabbinical Seminary in Berlin; work as tutor in Hebrew in Antwerp in 1907; cultural life in Antwerp during WWI; the growth of the Jewish community; attitudes of non-Jews to Jews; the post World War I period; development of Jewish education in Antwerp; Zionist work; problem of Belgian citizenship; attitude of the Belgian government to Jewish refugees from Germany.

Title Jews in the Underground in Belgium during World War II
The Rescue of Jewish Children in Belgium during World War II
The Rescue of Children from Germany, Czechoslovakia and Austria via Western Europe, 1933-1940.
Additional Titles תנועות מחתרת והצלת ילדים בבלגיה בתקופת מלחמת העולם השניה
הצלת ילדים ונוער מגרמניה, צ'כיה ואוסטריה דרך מערב אירופה 1933-1940
Contributors Banitt, Rivka (Irene) (deceased) OHD (interviewer)
בנית, רבקה (אירין) (ז"ל) OHD (מראיין)
רוזנר, אברהם OHD (מרואיין)
המדור לתיעוד בעל פה של מכון המחקר ליהדות זמננו ע"ש אברהם הרמן באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים
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Creation Date 1967
Notes Digitization of this testimony has been made possible with the help of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc.
המדור לתיעוד בעל פה של מכון המחקר ליהדות זמננו ע"ש אברהם הרמן באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים (27)60
Extent 19 p.
Playing time: 1:36:33 TR1066A
Playing time: 0:36:00 TR1066B
Language Hebrew
Credits המדור לתיעוד בעל פה של מכון המחקר ליהדות זמננו ע"ש אברהם הרמן באוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים
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