Approximately 200 children were deported from Rome on October 16, 1943, and none of them survived.
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Approximately 200 children were deported from Rome on October 16, 1943, and none of them survived.
A total of 20 children (10 boys and 10 girls) were transported from Auschwitz to Neuengamme.
The story of the Bullenhuser Damm massacre was uncovered and brought to public light at the beginning of the 1950s by the German journalist Günther Schwarberg.
The Italian racial laws were enacted from 1938 onwards, making mixed marriages like that of the speaker's parents impossible thereafter.
The reception center for child survivors at Lingfield was directed by Anna Freud, with Alice Goldberger serving as director.