Holocaust Survivor Betty Goodfriend | Georgia Oral History

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World War II WWII Oral History interviews Berry Goodfriend Lithuania Jews Jewish Holocaust antisemitism anti-Semitism Germany Russia Stalin communism food lines Nazis Gestapo torture genocide ghetto killing grounds airports forced labor concentration camps work camps death march front lines hospitals Yom Kippur
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Holocaust Survivor Betty Goodfriend | Georgia Oral History

Betty Goodfriend tells her experiences before, during, and after the Holocaust. She was born February 18th, 1927, in a small town in Lithuania. The seventh of nine children, Goodfriend remembers her Jewish upbringing, her family's move to a town near the German border, a building climate of anti-semitism, life in a concentration camp, and terrible acts of violence against the Jewish people.
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