Noemi Engel Ebenstein - July 22, 1996
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Noemi Engel Ebenstein, born in 1941, is a child survivor of the Holocaust. In her interview she retells stories told to her by her mother about how the family survived the Holocaust. Her father was sent to a forced labor camp when Noemi was a baby. In May 1944, Noemi, her brother and mother were deported from Subotica, Yugoslavia to the camps, first to Strasshof labor and then to Moosbierbaum where they were liberated by the Soviet army.
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- Introduction
- Mother
- Family
- Mother's Separation from Father
- Return of Father
- Conscription of Father
- Extended Family
- Return to Budapest
- Arrival of Germans
- Deportation to Strasshof
- Conditions in Strasshof
- Delayed by Kastner Negotiation
- Moosebierbaum
- Choiceless Choices
- Reminders
- Reaction to Schindler's List
- Deutsch Wagram
- Songs in the Camps
- Liberation
- The Stern Family
- Reunited with Father
- Separation Anxiety
- Arrest of Father
- Subotica
- Becoming an Israeli
- Israel and the Holocaust
- Father's Cigarette Case
- Reaction to the Eichmann Trial
- Talking about Experiences
- Legacy of the Holocaust
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