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In 1930 Hitler came to power and things got more difficult for the town Rosa was living in. In 1938 Rosa began a trade school in Wurzburg after trade school she got a job with the government doing clerical work, In the mornings she would work for the school board, and in the afternoon she worked for a lawyer.

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The village Rosa and her mom were living in got attacked by the Nazis ruining everything they had, on a Saturday afternoon the Jewish sabbath were told to bring clothes in bundles and come to the train station Rosa and her friend were hit behind a pole as they ashed as the Nazis looked over everyone who had came to say goodbye

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¨I saw girls weeping—my friends, girls I had grown up with. Their bundles were placed in the last car and the people were herded onto the train. We lived not far from Dachau.¨

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

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Site #1: Rosa Marie Burger's Holocaust Story In Rosa Marie Burger's story, she accounts for the Kristallnacht and the difficulties that the Jews in her village went through to try to keep safe from the terrors of the Nazis. She tells of how Jews would come to her mother so that they could learn English in hopes that they might be able to get a sponsor in America so they can escape the looming war. During Kristallnacht, or the Night of broken Glass, she tells of several trucks of Nazis coming and using axes to break down doors and destroy everything worth value in the homes, she also recalls a woman who fled into the night with her son and only wearing her nightgown and caught pneumonia and didn't survive. She also told of how the Nazis used The Nazis called this the Euthanasia Program. Euthanasia translates to good death. The Nazis sold this to the public as a way of putting the disabled to rest, and giving them a "way out" of a pain filled death, but the Nazis saw it as a clandestine murder program. They would kill people who were mentally and physically disabled. The Nazis targeted all the disabled, not just the elderly or the middle-aged people with disabilities. Children were also murdered for these tests, and they would pressure the parents to admit them to a hospital in ...show more content...
When Andrew was seven, his family decided that Poland was no longer safe for them to reside there so they tried to escape to the United States. Andrew and his family had to avoid border patrol, the police, and the draft. Railways upped the prices for tickets for the Polish Jews which made it even harder for the Jews to leave. They also had trouble getting the documents they needed to get in and out of the countries they needed to travel through to get to the United States. When they had to pass through the Soviet Union, they would be interviewed at three in the morning by the NKVD, the secret police, and some interviewers never were seen again. Other interviewers that could pass through had to pay for their visas in American or British currency, but if they were found with these currencies in their possession they would be arrested and sent to a Siberian ...show more content...
Germany or Austria but they would be sent off the killing wards, where the nurses would overdose or starve the children. The project only included infants and toddlers at first, but then it consisted of children up to the age of 17. Over 5,000 children were killed in the Euthanasia

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The Story Of Rosa Marie Burger's Accounts For The... | ipl.org

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Site #1: Rosa Marie Burger's Holocaust Story In Rosa Marie Burger's story, she accounts for the Kristallnacht and the difficulties that the Jews in her...

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Shortly after WW1, her family moved to southern Germany where Rosa was born. Rosa ended up marrying an American soldier who was stationed in Germany after the war was over Rosa went with him. After her marriage in 1935, she joined her husband Dominic in Detroit where they ended up raising their family, She entered the work force at 45 and worked for Michigan Blue Cross

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After Rosa got a job she bought her mother a radio,it was criminal offense to listen to foreign stations but her mother would listen anyway.

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One day the lawyer that Rosa worked for was treating her different and had her type a letter that was very unusual, she learned that it was about her mother listening to the radio and the Nazi's were coming for her mother.

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Rosa went to the police station but the officer was a anti-nazi. He denied knowing anything but finally admitted knowing that her mother had been reported. The butcher was in the circle,but it turned out that he had a nephew in the Gestapo. The officer promised that all the files would disappear if the butcher gave the officer and his family meat when ever they asked leading up to the the end of the war.