Voice/Vision Holocaust Survivor Oral History Archive

George Korper - March 26, 2007

Contents

George Korper was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia in 1925. After the Germans annexed the Sudetenland, George was sent on a Winton transport to live in England. There he stayed with a family for six weeks before going to live at a hostel for Jewish refugees. After the war, George remained in England to attend college and to get married. He then moved to Trieste, Italy to run a Stock distillery, like his father had before the war, before finally settling in Canada.

  1. Introduction
  2. Religious Life
  3. Jews in Czechoslovakia
  4. Family
  5. Life Before the War
  6. Relations with Non-Jews
  7. Anti-Semitism in Czechoslovakia
  8. Germans Move into Sudetenland
  9. Being Sent to England
  10. Fate of Sister
  11. Travelling to England
  12. Returning Home
  13. Visiting Prague
  14. Learning of Parents' Death
  15. Life After the War
  16. Conclusion

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