Holocaust Survivor Listed in: Home > Entertainment & Arts > Humanities > History Manager: admins admins's profile A ring of sites of survivors of the Holocaust. Personal experiences, memoirs, rememberances, tributes. Stories of those who did not survive are also welcome. Telling what happened, so it may never be repeated.

Sponsored Links Approved Member Sites    Holocaust/Shoah -- Survivors and Rescuers Preview — Go This Web site provides annotated links and original material about Holocaust survivors and rescuers, with a focus on survivors. Resources include testimonies and interviews, memoirs, archives, bibliographies, poetry, organizations, biographies of rescuers, and support available for survivors.    Walk Forward Preview — Go "Walk Forward" is dedicated to the children who were hidden, lost, changed identities, or perished in the Holocaust, including my older sister, Eugenia (Genia) Chimowicz. She was a member of a group called the "Last 500," who lets the Lodz Ghetto, survived with their families in Auschwitz and some withstood the terrible conditions of Stutthof, the burning city of Dresden, and the death march to Theresienstadt, all under the direction of my Uncle Alfred Chimowicz, who saved many of these workers.    Walk Forward Preview — Go "Walk Forward" is dedicated to the children who were hidden, lost, changed identities, or perished in the Holocaust, including my older sister, Eugenia (Genia) Chimowicz. She was a member of a group called the "Last 500," who lets the Lodz Ghetto, survived with their families in Auschwitz and some withstood the terrible conditions of Stutthof, the burning city of Dresden, and the death march to Theresienstadt, all under the direction of my Uncle Alfred Chimowicz, who saved many of these workers.

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