76
and unending search for relatives,
58–59
food
in camps, 29
on death marches, 41–42
eating religiously forbidden, 13
in Europe, 12
in ghettos, 24–25
giving rations of, to children, 33
in hiding, 18
Foxman, Abraham H., 65–66
Frank, Anne, 19
Germanization, 58
Germany, 10, 44–45
See also
Nazis
Gestapo, roundups by, 6, 17
ghettos
conditions in, 21, 22–25, 24
locations of, 22
number of Jewish children killed in,
26
orphans in, 23, 26
roundups in, 34
Glauben, Max, 25–26
Gore, Bernadette, 16
Gypsies, 21
Häfner, August, 35
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, 60
Hidden Child Foundation, 63
hiding, survival by
and living in disguise, 10–12, 11, 48
and multiple moves, 12
and pretending to be Christian, 12–15
psychological and emotional effects of,
12, 14, 15
rules for, 15–16
in sewers, 14
in small, secret compartments, 17,
17–20
and treatment of children, 15–16
Himmler, Heinrich, 7
Hitler, Adolf, beliefs of, 6
holidays, 12–13, 13
Holstein, Denise, 26–27
Höss, Rudolf, 37
hydrogen cyanide, 37–40
infants
in camps, 36, 37
Danish Jewish, 49
survival of, 20
Jewish Agency ( Jerusalem), 46–47
Jewish children
number and percent of, killed, 9, 43
number of, surviving at Auschwitz, 63
reasons to victimize, 7
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 60
Jews
Nazi actions against, 6, 7
percent of, killed, 49
postwar emigration from Europe of,
60–62, 61
prewar emigration from Europe of, 10,
44–46, 46
Kaplan, Chaim, 25
killing centers
locations of, 22
vans and trucks used as , 36–37
See also
camps
killing-squad murders, 35
Kindertransport, 45–46, 46
Kor, Eva Mozes, 31, 54
Krell, Robert, 20
Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass),
45–46
Langerbein, Helmut, 35
Lessing, Ed, 51
liberation, 52–54, 53
light, absence of, 18
Lodz ghetto, Poland, 21
Loew, Clemens, 20
Lvov, Poland, 14
massacre site locations, 22
medical care and medicine
in camps, 29
experiments on children and, 29–32
in ghettos, 25
used to kill disabled, 42
Mengele, Josef, 29–32
Mina (survivor), 43
Mira (survivor), 59–60
