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Dorothea Diek
She was an Afro-German German citizen, yet in 1943, her and her parent's passports were taken by Nazis. She was ordered to be sterilized, a common abuse against Afro-Germans by the Nazis, but was spared after resisting. She was arrested and sent to a labor shipyard in 1944. It took decades for her and her sister to regain their citizenship.

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Dorothea Diek
She was an Afro-German German citizen, yet in 1943, her and her parent's passports were taken by Nazis. She was ordered to be sterilized, a common abuse against Afro-Germans by the Nazis, but was spared after resisting. She was arrested and sent to a labor shipyard in 1944. It took decades for her and her sister to regain their citizenship.
Anna Hadley

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Carl Gartig was born on March 11, 1902.  On March 28, 1933 he was arrested for publishing and distributing anti-nazi material. In January 1935 he was sent to a concentration camp were he had some special privileges because of training he had had. He was liberated in April 1945. 

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Carl Gartig was born on March 11, 1902.  On March 28, 1933 he was arrested for publishing and distributing anti-nazi material. In January 1935 he was sent to a concentration camp were he had some special privileges because of training he had had. He was liberated in April 1945. 

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Carl Gartig was born on March 11, 1902.  On March 28, 1933 he was arrested for publishing and distributing anti-nazi material. In January 1935 he was sent to a concentration camp were he had some special privileges because of training he had had. He was liberated in April 1945. - Necy Lipscomb

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Szeina Katzenelenboigen
Born around 1900
Murdered on September 25-24 1941 in a mass shooting
McKailynn Paetow

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Thomas Doeppner was born in 1920 to Ella and August Doeppner. His mother was Jewish but his father. He didn't identify as Jewish but the Nuremburg Race laws classified him as a Mischling - someone of "mixed race". He moved to Nazi Germany with his father when his parents divorced but illegally fled to the Netherlands in 1938 to avoid being drafted into the German military. Later in December, he wrote to a Quacker aid organization called "American Friends service comity" for help. He received a scholarship to McPherson college through the AFSC and became a U.S. interpreter for the army when he graduated. His mother was deported to a ghetto - concentration camp hybrid but survived the Holocaust because she was married to a non-Jewish man.
- (Isabel Hunt)

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Georg Gluckstein.
Him and his wife were arrested in 1943. There was a girl named Alessandra Bucci that got arrested and was send to Auschwitz along with her family. There was a man named Thomas Doeppner who illegally went to the Netherlands and later became a U.S. soldier. I think it's important to learn about their stories because it gives us an actual human perspective of what their lives were like and makes us realize how important they are just like we are.

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this is Lila lam, she was born in 1922. her family owned a oil field and were very wealthy until the nazi's invaded and forced her and her family into the ghetto. Lila and some of her family members escaped the ghetto with fake papers. they moved to Warsaw and she changed her name to "Leonora Leska". then in 1944, polish citizens evacuated the city after a "Warsaw uprising" and Lila was put concentration camp, but then was liberated by the soviet army in may 1945. she then returned to Poland and reunited with her mother.
- Michelle Peralta

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Joseph Berg, Born in 1896, escaped Nazi Germany because he got a job in Nairobi, Kenya and arrived on June 7, 1939. He bought a farm in Kenya with his brothers, before immigrating to the United States in 1947. (Ben Borchelt)

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Channah Mazansky Zaidel was born in Paneveys, Lithuania in 1909. She was one of 6 children born into a Jewish family. After her father died, Her and the rest of her family fled to Russia. In the mid 1930s she met and married Channoch Zaidel and later on had one child together. In 1941 before the german troops arrived, Groups of lithuanian collaborators forced jews to dig trenches and strip naked. Her and the rest of her family and the rest of the jews were all shot dead.
- Tyree Rosemond

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Her husband ocked up with hundreds of Jews in a synagogue in 1942. She and her sons hid in a space her husband made underneath the house. After three days, they fled into the forest. They were reunited and liberated 

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Shanke Orlinsky Minuskin. 1914. Her husband ocked up with hundreds of Jews in a synagogue in 1942. She and her sons hid in a space her husband made underneath the house. After three days, they fled into the forest. They were reunited and liberated by the Soviet Army in 1944, immigrating into the US in 1946.
-David Sieg

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Stanley Dabrowski(1913).  In 1939 he was arrested with other priests and imprisoned in a concentration camp. He survived and immigrated to the US. - Abby Egnatz

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Wilma  was born with spanish speaking parents. In 1939 the government set  law that limits Jews to certain things. People in her family were found and deported.

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Fanny Orenbach Aizenberg was born in 1916 into an orthodox Jewish family. She moved to Belgium and began to design clothing. She also had a daughter. After Germany invaded they went into hiding but were soon found. They were taken to Auschwitz. She was forced to work and medical experiments were performed on her. Once the SS evacuated Auschwitz she was liberated. AC Berger

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Johanna Gerechter was an only child, born on December 2nd, 1930. In 1943, when the Germans invaded Albania, Johanna and her family fled from town to town, hiding with the assistance of multiple families. Johanna and her family later immigrated to the United States, where her father got reunited with them a year later. (By: Nina May)

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Klaus Langer was born here in Gleiwtiz, Germany in 1924. He was an only child and moved around as an only child. His father was arrested during Kristallnacht and was released soon after being taken to a work camp. His family tried to leave the country but had no luck. Klaus was able to escape to to Denmark and later immigrated to Palestine. His parents were not met with such a pleasant fate. His father was killed in a ghetto and his mother died of natural causes. - Jack Rauschenberg

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Else Frankenstein Blumenstein born 1905. Escaped Germany in
1939 aboard the St. Louis but were sold invalid papers and not allowed into Cuba. Forced to return to Europe where she was accepted into Amsterdam.  In 1943 Nazi forces invaded the Netherlands and Else was deported to Auschwitz and later murdered.
- Andrew Bridges

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