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mauthausen
Austrian prosecutors: Mauthausen Holocaust survivors may be called criminals
Jewish Journal
February 9, 2016
Prosecutors in an Austrian city reaffirmed Nazi logic by failing to indict authors of a magazine article that called Holocaust survivors murderers and criminals, the president of Vienna’s Jewish community said.
Survivor: Mike Popik
Jane Ulman
October 23, 2014
The SS entered Mauthausen’s overcrowded barracks 30 one night in February 1944 to punish the 120 boys, including 14-year-old Mike (Miki) Popik, who were engaged in a shoving match to avoid sleeping next to the cold, damp wall.
Survivor: Stella Esformes
Jane Ulman
September 23, 2014
It was 1944, and Stella Esformes — then Sterina Haleoua — was looking forward to watching the national Independence Day parade in Larissa, Greece.
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