For a moment, Emily Knopf, a student at a Jewish high school in New York, was a young Adele Green, who grew up in Poland and witnessed the murder of several siblings during the Holocaust before she and sister went into hiding to survive the Nazi horror. Adele immigrated to the United States after the […]
View the global report online (7mb) Print the global report (15mb) View the New York report online (7mb) Print the New York report (15mb) Example statistics from the report Map of Holocaust Survivor Population Worldwide by Country of Residence (as-of 2023) Appendix C: Holocaust Survivor Population by Country, 2023 ↑top The Conference on Jewish Material […]
On the 85th Anniversary of Kristallnacht, a Virtual Reality experience brought to you by the Claims Conference, the USC Shoah Foundation, MakeMePulse in partnership with Meta, UNESCO and the World Jewish Congress will be released in 2024.
Lajosné Kelemen passed away in July 2018, z”l. May her memory be for a blessing. “I’ve lost all of my childhood but you’ve brought it back.”–Elekné Fehér, a Hungarian survivor who attended the Szarvas summer program We know how important it is for elderly survivors to socialize together. For some Shoah survivors in Budapest, the […]
The following are testimonies of living individuals who were subjected to Nazi medical experiments and who were identified by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference). These testimonies and those of the other identified individuals will be turned over to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (in Washington, D.C.), Yad Vashem (in Israel) and other Holocaust institutions. The individuals listed below want their experiences to become part of the historical record, but asked to keep their names private because of the sensitivity of the material.
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