David C. Robinson Germany 1945-Age 42.  Jewish Women in the Lwów Ghetto.

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David C. Robinson Germany 1945-Age 42

 Jewish Women in the Lwów Ghetto

 Nazi Party Day Nuremburg 1934 Hitler ordering us to march into the Ghetto to move the Jews to Buna

September 4, 1939 Newspaper cover in Alaska (Fairbanks Daily) Big things were about to happen!

The armband I wore with my uniform during WWII. It represented what I stood for and who I was. This was left over from Auschwitz in one of the barracks. They made the Jews wear them.

My ID card that I received before the war

A diary entry I made after I had been working in the concentration camps for a few months. I kept this diary in hopes that It would be evidence.

 Timeline  September 1939-War Starts  June 14 th The first transport of Polish Political Prisoners arrive at Auschwitz  1941-Hitler begins Operation Barbarossa  Germany suffers setbacks at Stalingrad and El Alamein  Surrender at Stalingrad (Germanys first major defeat)

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