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Rose Green - May 21, 2008

Rose Green was born in Ložín, Czechoslovakia. When the war began, Rose and her husband moved to a state farm to work. They were separated, however, when Rose was deported to Sered. Rose discovered she was pregnant after being sent to Auschwitz but managed to hide her pregnancy and was sent to two other labor camps before being liberated. She gave birth to a son soon after the war and was reunited with her husband before moving to the United States.

1. Introduction
2. Life After Liberation
3. Life After Liberation II
4. Life Before the War
5. Anti-Semitism
6. Childhood
7. Czechoslovakian Politics
8. Czechoslovakian Politics II
9. Married Life
10. Life Before the War II
11. Fate of Family
12. Life Under German Occupation
13. Working on a State Farm
14. Life Under German Occupation II
15. Memories of Siblings
16. Work of Siblings
17. Start of War
18. Help from Gentiles
19. Being Separated from Husband
20. Being Transported to Auschwitz
21. Hygiene
22. First Impression of Auschwitz
23. Learning Fate of Mother and Grandmother
24. Life in Auschwitz
25. Life in Auschwitz II
26. Life Before the War III
27. Life in Auschwitz III
28. Being Pregnant in Camp
29. Being Transported to Labor Camp
30. Finding Family in Camp
31. Life in Work Camp
32. Assembling Propellers in Work Camp
33. Being Pregnant in Camp II
34. Suicides in Camp
35. Husband's Story
36. Daily Life in Work Camp
37. Being Transported to a Second Work Camp
38. Receiving News About the War
39. Liberation
40. Liberation II
41. Hospitalization
42. Hospitalization II
43. Reuniting with Sister
44. Reuniting with Sister II
45. Reuniting with Husband
46. Moving to the United States
47. Memories
48. Family Today
49. Visiting the Yad Vashem
50. Conclusion