Holocaust Oral History Archive
The Holocaust Oral History Archive is one of the earliest and largest collections of Holocaust testimony in the United States. Established in 1979 by Nora Levin (1916-1989), and maintained by a dedicated volunteer staff, the Archive is one of the earliest Holocaust oral history projects in the U.S. documenting a wide range of experiences during the Nazi era and Jewish life in pre-Nazi Europe. Holdings include interviews with over 900 survivors, rescuers, liberators, and other witnesses to the persecution and extermination of the Nazi era, 1933-1945. Special groupings include the testimonies of "Kindertransport" children sheltered in England, the 1985 Gathering of Holocaust Survivors, the 1991 and 1999 Rickshaw Reunions of Shanghai Survivors, and the Vilna Ghetto Fighters.
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Oral History Interview with Dina Werner
Interviewer: June Wolfson
Oral History Interview with Irving Werner
Interviewer: John Salomon
Oral History Interview with Ludvik Wieder
Interviewer: Betty Ann Barrack
Oral History Interview with Alexander Winkler
Interviewer: Steven G. Latel
Oral History Interview with Irene Winkler
Interviewer: Sheldon L. Gerstenfeld
Oral History Interview with Hyman Wishnick
Interviewer: Nina Albert
Oral History Interview with Eva Wollenberger
Interviewer: Janice Booker
Oral History Interview with Lutz Wollenberger
Interviewer: Murray Cohen
Oral History Interview with Margit Zapletal
Interviewer: Judith Cohen
Oral History Interview with Theodore Zeelander
Interviewer: Jill Porter