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Samuel Pisar

SAMUEL PISAR

Survivor who delivered remarks at Auschwitz in 1975.

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Connected nodes
Place
Auschwitz
Participated In
Place
Australia
Migrated To
Event
Visit to Auschwitz
Participated In · Participant
Event
Samuel Pisar’s arrival in Melbourne
Participated In · Subject
Person
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Appears in same passage
Place
Auschwitz
Appears in same passage
Person
Charles de Gaulle
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Person
Eichmann
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Work
Mozart
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Person
Nachman Suchowolski
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Person
Lazar Suchowolski
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Person
Benjamin Kaufman
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Place
Melbourne
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Place
Australia
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Person
David Pisar
Child Of
Person
Helen Pisar
Child Of
Place
Bialystok
Born In
Place
Auschwitz
Deported To
Institution
Harvard University
Studied At
Organization
American Bar Association
Member Of
Organization
U.S. State Department
Worked At
Work
Of Blood and Hope
Mentioned In
Person
David Pisar
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Person
Helen Pisar
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Person
Eliezer Suchowolski
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Place
Bialystok
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Place
Białystok Ghetto
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Person
Malmed
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Place
Commerce Street
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Work
Of Blood and Hope
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Institution
Harvard University
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Place
Babi Yar
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Participated In
Samuel Pisar → Auschwitz
visited Auschwitz,
year:
1975
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Migrated To
Samuel Pisar → Australia
arrived in Melbourne, Australia in 1947,
year:
1947
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Child Of
Samuel Pisar → David Pisar
the son of David and Helen Pisar
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Child Of
Samuel Pisar → Helen Pisar
the son of David and Helen Pisar
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Born In
Samuel Pisar → Bialystok
Samuel Pisar was born in Bialystok
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Deported To
Samuel Pisar → Auschwitz
he was deported by the Nazis for liquidation

The passage states deportation and separately names Auschwitz, but does not explicitly say the deportation destination was Auschwitz.

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Studied At
Samuel Pisar → Harvard University
from Harvard Univer- sity as a lawyer
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Member Of
Samuel Pisar → American Bar Association
is a member of the American Bar Associ- ation
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Worked At
Samuel Pisar → U.S. State Department
a consultant to the U.S. State Department
role:
consultant
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Mentioned In
Samuel Pisar → Of Blood and Hope
published Of Blood and Hope
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Associated events
Visit · 1975-06-18
Visit to Auschwitz

Valery Giscard d’Estaing visited Auschwitz on June 18, 1975, accompanied by Samuel Pisar.

Migration · 1947
Samuel Pisar’s arrival in Melbourne

Samuel Pisar arrived in Melbourne in 1947 with assistance from his uncles.