Helen H. Waterford is a native of Offenbach, Germany, and a survivor of Auschwitz. Waterford and her first husband were hidden by non-Jews in Amsterdam, Netherlands, during most of the Nazi occupation but were discovered by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz where her husband died. She was later moved to Kratzau (a.k.a. Chrastava) concentration camp. After liberation, Waterford and her daughter emigrated ...

Helen H. Waterford is a native of Offenbach, Germany, and a survivor of Auschwitz. Waterford and her first husband were hidden by non-Jews in Amsterdam, Netherlands, during most of the Nazi occupation but were discovered by the Gestapo and taken to Auschwitz where her husband died. She was later moved to Kratzau (a.k.a. Chrastava) concentration camp. After liberation, Waterford and her daughter emigrated ...

In het Engels : Het boek beschrijft de naoorlogse ontmoeting tussen Helen Waterford en een lid van de Hitlerjugend, Alfons Heck. Betreft ook : Jo Vis en Doris Wohlfarth in Zaandam (p. 100-101) en Krommenie (p. 186-187) ; Dit boek is in 1995 bekroond met de Christopher Award.

In het Engels ; met voorwoord van Alfons Heck (1987) ; betreft ook : Zaanstreek + Doris [Wohlfarth]

2.15 Testimony (with and without subtitles) Testimony film of interviews with Holocaust survivors shown on the second floor of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum's Permanent Exhibition called "The Holocaust". Includes oral histories with the following witnesses: Frank Bleichman Sam Goldberg Emanuel Tanay Tina Strobos Chudson (Tineke Buchter) Agnes Adachi Helen Waterford Norbert Wollheim Leo ...

Met lit. opg., reg. XI, 394 p. : table ; 24 cm