1) When they came in to our town first they took
over the houses on the main part of town
to house their soldiers. We had to move
out of our own house and find a room at
some other peopoles house. In the first few days
of ocupation the Laws started to take efect
especialy where the Jewish people were concerned.
[?]. We had to wear a yellow star of David
on our left brest, we had to get off the
sidwalk every time a German soldier came toward
us, take off our hats and bow to him
and took all able body Jewish people to a
labor camp. Cleaning latrines
The remaining ones : cleaning latrines with bare hands German quarters
sweeping streets, and other. things so as to
degrade us. I happen to go to the labor camp
to dig water canals Took away all the business
2) We heard what they did to the Jewish people in the towns they first ocupied, and had an idea what is going to happen to us.
3) The only people we felt hatred toward where the ones who helped the nazis carry out the persecutions and eagerly do more than they were asked to
5) because of such publications as the spotlight
and other antisemitic magazines published by
and distributed by the Liberty Lobby
6) There was no place to escape. All of Europe was ocupied by the Germans, and there was no place where to hide, all the frontiers of the ocupied countries had been sealed and of.[?]
7) Came to the US. from Canada in 1955 because of relatives in Alliance. After a few months here I had trouble finding a job in my profesion (mechanical enginering and tool making). After a while I found a job at Lockwood in Gering and moved here in 1957 The few survivors did not want to go back to the grave yards and resume normal lifes in those countrys
8 the ones with oportunity to do so like teachers and educators should educate the young people and keep reminding them of the past and emphasize the importance of knowing all the things that happened
