Lola Taubman - December 22, 2009
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Lola Taubman was born on July 15, 1925 in Svalava, Czechoslovakia. After the Germans invaded, Lola was sent to the Munkacs ghetto where she worked in a brick factory. From the ghetto she was sent to Auschwitz where she worked on the Trägerkommando. After a death march from Auschwitz, Lola spent time in several camps including Ravensbrück, Malchow and Leipzig-Schönefeld. After liberation, Lola reunited with her aunt and uncle and eventually moved to the United States.
- Introduction
- Family
- Going to School in Munkacs
- Hungarian Occupation
- Relations with Germans
- Munkacs Ghetto
- Being Transported to Auschwitz
- Life in Auschwitz
- Forced Labor
- Entertainment in Camp
- Death March
- Ravensbrück
- Food and Health in Camp
- The Uprising
- Daily Life in Auschwitz
- Thoughts on Being Jewish
- Relations with Other Inmates
- Liberation
- Life After Liberation
- Work After the War
- Bombing in Camp
- Being Ill
- Having False Papers
- Help from Jewish Organizations
- Memories
- Meeting Husband
- Sharing Story
- Importance of Sharing Story
- Sharing Family Photos
- Conclusion
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