Contributing Institution: College of Charleston Libraries / Media Type: Manuscripts / Subject (Topic): Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Personal narratives, World War, 1939-1945, Concentration camps -- Germany, Jewish ghettos -- Poland -- Lodz -- History, Jews -- Poland -- Lodz -- History, Jews -- United States -- Cultural assimilation, Immigrants -- United States -- History, Jews – Genealogy - Lowcountry Digital Library Catalog Search Search Results

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1. Harry Blas narrative Page_4

Harry Blas narrative Page_4

Description:: A short personal narrative by Harry Blas chronicling his young adulthood under German occupation in Lodz, Poland, his imprisonment in Auschwitz and eventual liberation, his search for missing family members in Europe after the war, his marriage to Erika in 1951 and their immigration to the United States in 1952.

2. Harry Blas narrative Page_3

Harry Blas narrative Page_3

Description:: A short personal narrative by Harry Blas chronicling his young adulthood under German occupation in Lodz, Poland, his imprisonment in Auschwitz and eventual liberation, his search for missing family members in Europe after the war, his marriage to Erika in 1951 and their immigration to the United States in 1952.

3. Harry Blas narrative Page_2

Harry Blas narrative Page_2

Description:: A short personal narrative by Harry Blas chronicling his young adulthood under German occupation in Lodz, Poland, his imprisonment in Auschwitz and eventual liberation, his search for missing family members in Europe after the war, his marriage to Erika in 1951 and their immigration to the United States in 1952.

4. Erika Blas genealogy

Erika Blas genealogy

Description:: A brief handwritten genealogy of Erika Blas with (interviewer's?) notes.

5. Harry Blas Narrative

Harry Blas Narrative

Description:: A short personal narrative by Harry Blas chronicling his young adulthood under German occupation in Lodz, Poland, his imprisonment in Auschwitz and eventual liberation, his search for missing family members in Europe after the war, his marriage to Erika in 1951 and their immigration to the United States in 1952.