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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ph0nKkD8Ys

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Bockscar Boom Show Episode 2 | Rosa Marie Burger

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Rosa found it very hard to fit in in the united states. Rosa settled in Battle Creek. She missed her mom very much. In America, Rosa found life easier

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Rosa moved to america with her husband and said "In some ways life in America was much easier"

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Rosa moved to america with her husband and said "In some ways life in America was much easier"

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These are the kind of houses they lived in

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These are the kind of houses they lived in

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After moving to Oregon in 1947 as a youth director for the YWCA, she married Robert Burger of Portland, OR, on June 19, 1948

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In the united stated Rosa was very amazed when she went into the store, because they were all stocked up with food and pots and pans. Unlike Germany.

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"The Americans were not what we had expected, and I’m sure we were not what they had expected either. The Americans were informal and direct. They didn’t show respect for the people they dealt with. We, on the other hand, were used to a more formal, structured society."

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When Rosa was attacked they stormed the homes of the Jewish people in the night, using their axes to chop through the doors and break the windows. They took or destroyed all the lovely things in these homes like silver, feather beds,  quilts, and even the food that had been so carefully preserved. Many Jewish men and boys were taken away in trucks. They were never seen ever again...

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"I remember the Nazis coming in trucks to our village from other towns. They stormed the homes of the Jewish people in the night, using their axes to chop through the doors and break the windows. They took or destroyed all the lovely things in these homes: silver, featherbeds, beautiful quilts, even the food that had been so carefully preserved. Many Jewish men and boys were taken away in trucks. They were never seen again. "

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

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When Rosa turned 17 started her studies at a trade school. The school was 25 minutes away. After she was done with school she worked for the school board, and in the afternoons she worked for a lawyer.

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Rosa was born and raised in Gaukönigshofen. Her mom was an English citizen and her father was from Germany. Her parents met in England and got married and had Rosa's older brother. Growing up Rosa lived in a stone house with her family.

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Rosa was born and raised in Gaukönigshofen. Her mom was an English citizen and her father was from Germany. Her parents met in England and got married and had Rosa's older brother. Growing up Rosa lived in a stone house with her family.