Twenty-eight Terezín survivor testimonies, before 1981.

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Twenty-eight Terezín survivor testimonies, before 1981.

Twenty-eight interviews of Terezín survivors who were part of a rescue of 1,200 Jews sent to Switzerland by train in Feb. 1945 in exchange for payment of five million Swiss francs.

233 p.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7959541

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