Bea Karp
Bea Karp was born Beate Stern in Lauterbach, Germany in 1932. She and her family were forced from their home and transported by passenger train to internment camps in the south of France. Bea and her sister Susie were saved by the Jewish French Underground, Œuvre de secours aux enfants (OSE), and were hidden in numerous chateaus and convents until the end of the war. They were never reunited with their parents who were murdered in Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp. Bea arrived in the US in 1947, later settling in Omaha with her husband and four daughters. Bea spoke extensively about her Holocaust experiences with Nebraska and Iowa schoolchildren and at community gatherings. Hear Bea's testimony in her own words.
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Holocaust survivor tells Aurora students her story
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- December 12, 2014
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Letter from Rosa Stern to Bertha Gotlieb, July 23, 1941
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- July 23, 1941
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Telegram Regarding Beate and Susie Stern's Travels, May 29, 1945
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- May 29, 1945
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Jewish Children of France During World War II
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- May 2, 1991
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Letter from Beate and Susie Stern to Bertha Gottlieb, August 6, 1948
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- August 6, 1948
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Letter from Senta Loewenstein to OSE Paris, May 20, 1945
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- May 20, 1945
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Telegram from Louise Gordon and Flora Schmidt Regarding Beate and Susie Stern's Travels
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Letter from Beate Stern to Albert and Flora Schmidt and Bertha Gottlieb, September 16, 1946
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- September 16, 1946
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Letter from Jeanette Gottlieb and Hildegard Gottlieb
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Letter from Rosa Stern to Beate Stern (Bea Karp), [December 1941]
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- December 31, 1941
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Postcard from Senta Loewenstein to Flora Schmidt, December 19, 1944
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- December 19, 1944