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Author/Creator:

Glauben, Max, 1930-

Contributors:

Rosen, Keith

World War II Holocaust Oral History Project

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

Oral history interview with Max Glauben, 1990 January 9, 10, 20, 23, and 24 [by Glauben, M.]

Related Works:

University of North Texas oral history collection

Related Series:

Oral History; [volume] 858

Subjects:

Glauben, Max, 1930- — Oral history

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Poland — Oral history

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Germany — Oral history

Jews — Poland — Warsaw — Persecutions — Oral history

Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Personal narratives — Oral history

Majdanek (Concentration camp) — Oral history

Budzyn (Concentration camp) — Oral history

Mielec (Concentration camp) — Oral history

Wieliczka (Concentration camp) — Oral history

Flossenbürg (Concentration camp) — Oral history

Warsaw (Poland) — History — Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, 1943 — Oral history

Jews — Oral history

Genres:

Oral history — Examples

World War II oral history — Examples

Holocaust oral history — Examples

General Notes:

Interview conducted in 1990 for the World War II Holocaust Oral History Project. Interviewer: Keith Rosen, graduate history student at the University of North Texas.
Interviews with Max Glauben concerning his experiences as a youth on Mila Street in Warsaw, Poland (1930s); education in public and religious schools; German occupation of Warsaw and loss of rights for Jews (1939); creation of the Warsaw Ghetto (1939); attending underground school in ghetto (1940-1943); life and suffering in the ghetto (1940-1943); escaping the ghetto and returning with food; deportations of Jews from the ghetto to extermination camps (1942); Warsaw Ghetto Uprising (1943); hiding near Platz Muranowski in the ghetto and betrayal by informer; shipped to Majdanek camp in boxcar; immediate transfer to Budzyn camp (1943); brutality in work camp; transfer to Mielec camp and work in airplane factory (1944); transfer to Wieliczka camp and Flossenburg camp (1944); camp life and work at airplane factory; wounded after jumping German train that is strafed by Allied planes; liberation by American soldiers (1945).

Physical Description:

308 leaves ; 29 cm

Call Numbers:

OH 858

OCLC Numbers:

44273717