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The Nazi Terror Begins — ID Card/Oral History

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  • Edward Adler

    Born: 1910
    Hamburg, Germany

    Describes roundup and deportation to the town of Oranienburg, near the Sachsenhausen camp

    Oral History

  • Martin Hans Munzer

    Born: September 25, 1893
    Seesen, Germany

    ID Card

  • Heinz Rosenberg

    Born: September 15, 1921
    Goettingen, Germany

    ID Card

  • Anna Pfeffer

    Born: November 19, 1885
    Frankenthal, Germany

    ID Card

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