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'''Roth Akerman | '''Devora Steinberg / Dora Roth Akerman''' (F / Poland, 1927), Holocaust survivor | ||
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
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== March of the Living == | == March of the Living == | ||
ROTH AKERMAN was born on January 17, 1927, as Devora Steinberg. In Rosvegovo, Czechoslovakia. Dora and her family were all transported to Auschwitz. From there was was transported to Grossrosen and then Bergen-Belsen. Following the war, she went back to her home town to see if her father would return from a labor camp. There she met her husband Samuel Akerman. They then lived in Russia with their 3 children. Upon the death of her husband, she moved to Hungary and later reached with United States. Following much effort she was able to bring her children to California. | DORA ROTH AKERMAN was born on January 17, 1927, as Devora Steinberg. In Rosvegovo, Czechoslovakia. Dora and her family were all transported to Auschwitz. From there was was transported to Grossrosen and then Bergen-Belsen. Following the war, she went back to her home town to see if her father would return from a labor camp. There she met her husband Samuel Akerman. They then lived in Russia with their 3 children. Upon the death of her husband, she moved to Hungary and later reached with United States. Following much effort she was able to bring her children to California. | ||
==External links == | ==External links == | ||
[[Category:Holocaust Children, 1927 (subject)|1927 | [[Category:Holocaust Children, 1927 (subject)|1927 Steinberg]] | ||
[[Category:Holocaust Children, Poland (subject)|1927 | [[Category:Holocaust Children, Poland (subject)|1927 Steinberg]] | ||
[[Category:Auschwitz (subject)|1927 | [[Category:Auschwitz (subject)|1927 Steinberg]] | ||
[[Category:Gross-Rosen (subject)|1927 | [[Category:Gross-Rosen (subject)|1927 Steinberg]] | ||
[[Category:Bergen-Belsen (subject)|1927 | [[Category:Bergen-Belsen (subject)|1927 Steinberg]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:58, 18 April 2021
Devora Steinberg / Dora Roth Akerman (F / Poland, 1927), Holocaust survivor
- KEYWORDS : <Auschwitz> <Gross-Rosen> <Bergen-Belsen> -- <Russia> <Hungary> <United States>
Biography
March of the Living
DORA ROTH AKERMAN was born on January 17, 1927, as Devora Steinberg. In Rosvegovo, Czechoslovakia. Dora and her family were all transported to Auschwitz. From there was was transported to Grossrosen and then Bergen-Belsen. Following the war, she went back to her home town to see if her father would return from a labor camp. There she met her husband Samuel Akerman. They then lived in Russia with their 3 children. Upon the death of her husband, she moved to Hungary and later reached with United States. Following much effort she was able to bring her children to California.