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She was a 17-year-old girl in 1938 who knew about the Holocaust. She worked with the school board in the morning then in the afternoon worked with a lawyer. She said, “When Hitler came to power it was more difficult for Jews.” She lived 25 miles away. Rosa's mother retained her English citizenship. Her mother died in prison for something that was not related to the Holocaust. Her Father was a German citizen.

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Holocaust Survivor Accounts: Rosa Marie Burger (German Jew) survives WW2 in Southern Germany

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Rosa went to the police but they denied it and then acted like they knew something when her mother was reported. The officer said that he would “ All the files would disappear if the butcher gave the officer and his family meat whenever they asked leading up to the end of the war.” After the war, she went and married an American soldier who was stationed in Germany and Rosa went with him when he left.

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“I found it hard to fit in. I missed my mother, and I missed the village I had known all my life. Life in America was very different.”

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https://www.ushmm.org/remember/holocaust-reflections-testimonies/behind-every-name-a-story/rosa-marie-burger

https://prezi.com/p/ay9d_oc1zptw/holocaust-surviver-rosa-marie-burger/

https://www.ipl.org/essay/The-Story-Of-Rosa-Marie-Burgers-Accounts-786EDB01C82764B5

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The impact that Rosa made she went and told someone she could trust.