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About this Exhibit
This digital public history exhibit features local eyewitness accounts of the Holocaust and WWII, including a special section on local antisemitism during the pre-war years. The voices and stories shared here are taken from the archives of the Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh Oral History Initiative and The Social Voice Project. Judah Samet’s story, recorded by the Veteran Voices of Pittsburgh Oral History Initiative, is courtesy of the Veterans Breakfast Club. Bess Wonograd’s story is courtesy of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), Pittsburgh Section, which has for 32 years conducted more than 500 oral history interviews focused on the the history, traditions, and contributions of Jewish community.

Featuring:
Albert Zimmerman: Dachau
Fritz Ottenheimer: Patriotic Duty & Without Conscience
Joe Capone: That Happened
Jaqueline Winowich: Cries
Tony Sercel: It Made Us Awful Angry
Judah Samet: Camp Survivor
Guy Prestia: In My Own Words
Edith Stein: I Feel Guilty for Surviving
Bess Winograd: Antisemitism & the Jewish Experience in Rochester, Pennsylvania
Antisemitism of the Pre-War Years: KKK in Beaver County