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Americans and the Holocaust
ChaptersPersonal Stories
  • Americans Who Dared
  • In Danger
  • Political Voices
  • Public Voices
  • Americans Who Dared
  • In Danger
  • Political Voices
  • Public Voices
Infographics

In Danger

  • Anthony “Tony” Acevedo in his army uniform, ca. 1943.
    Anthony Acevedo
  • The Frank family: (left to right): Margot, Otto, Anne, and Edith Frank, Amsterdam, 1941.
    Otto Frank
  • Franz Goldberger
  • Herta Griffel
  • Kurt Maier
  • Richard Schifter
  • Max and Fanny Valfer
  • A newspaper photograph of Marianne Winter and Jane Bomberger.
    Marianne Winter

Americans and the Holocaust
An online exhibition from the US Holocaust Memorial Museum
    • Chapters
    • The US and the Nazi Threat: 1933–1937
    • The US and the Refugee Crisis: 1938–1941
    • The US and the Holocaust: 1942–1945
    • Personal Stories
    • Americans Who Dared
    • In Danger
    • Political Voices
    • Public Voices
    • Infographics
    • Obtaining a U.S. Visa
    • Number of Refugees
    • Public Opinion
    • More Resources
    • About This Site
    • Teacher Resources (opens in new tab)
    • All Online Exhibitions from USHMM (opens in new tab)
    • Holocaust Encyclopedia: The United States and the Holocaust (opens in new tab)
    • Experiencing History: Americans and the Holocaust (opens in new tab)
    • History Unfolded: US Newspapers and the Holocaust (opens in new tab)
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