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A Jewish girl in Poland is backstab by her close friend.​

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US Holocaust Museum opens new research centre

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Made of Bakelite plastic, this Star of David Button was worn by Linka Nathan and her mother, Rebecca, to identify them as Jews in wartime Bulgaria. Her father, Jacques, was issued a circular yellow button to identify him as a Jewish veteran of World War I.

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Rene Arav was born in 1928 in Sofia, Bulgaria. His parents worked in the tobacco trade. The family survived the war in a small town outside of Sofia called Samokov. After liberation, Rene emigrated to France and eventually to the United States.

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Edward Adler was born in 1910 in Hamburg, Germany. As a kid Edward dated a non-Jewish German woman, after the Nuremburg Laws defined such an act as illegal “racial mixing.” A jealous  suitor of this girlfriend snitched on Edward to the Gestapo. Edward was arrested and sent to the Sachsenhausen concentration camp, he spent six months in solitary confinement. September 15, 1938 he was released. His mother, sister, and brother did not survive the Holocaust.