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Lindenbaum died in Buchenwald in 1945.
He helped save the lives of over 700 Jewish children imprisoned in Buchenwald.
(One of the king's sisters, Mafalda, was arrested by the Nazis and died in Buchenwald).
In Buchenwald that April day, Rabbi Schacter said afterward, it seemed as though there was no one left alive.
So which one of us is older?" Rabbi Schacter discovered nearly a thousand orphaned children in Buchenwald.
Mr. Schechner's Coke can in Buchenwald, Mr. Kleeblatt writes, reveals "parallels between brainwashing tactics of the Nazis and commodification".
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Her father, William aka Wilhelm Pollakk), a Viennese Jew, had been interned by the Nazis in Dachau and Buchenwald in the 1930s, managing to reach the UK just before the outbreak of war, although the rest of his family were to perish in the Holocaust.
In the spring of 1945, as the Allies liberated the concentration camps in Germany — Buchenwald, Bergen-Belsen, Dachau, and others — the primary function of Stevens and his group, as Harris notes, signficantly changed.
In 1942, Buchenwald prisoners were ordered to make wooden boxes to protect Schiller's work.
His Nazi guards had picked out Brunet and other résistants for a forced march as American troops closed in on Buchenwald.
The US president lit a candle in the Buchenwald section of the museum's Hall of Remembrance.
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