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Opening of the Europe Restaurant

The narrator opened the Europe Restaurant at 4 Lanevunitska during the ghetto period.

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Arrest of the restaurant operator

The narrator was arrested after Rumkowski learned of the unauthorized restaurant.

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Narrator’s imprisonment

The unnamed narrator was thrown into prison and held with many others; the passage does not identify the perpetrator.

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Freezing deaths in 1942

Hungry people froze to death during an unbearable winter in 1942.

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Deportation to Auschwitz

The narrator was sent to Auschwitz in 1944.

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Arrival at Birkenau

The narrator arrived at Birkenau while mass killing in the ovens was ending.

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Nighttime visit to Auschwitz crematoria

Mashal Hasid and Yanek Tsinyan took the narrator to see Auschwitz crematoria.

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Work in Chemnitz

The narrator worked as a mechanic in Auto Union munitions factories.

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Friend shot during flight

A soldier shot and killed the narrator’s fleeing friend; the evidence does not establish that the soldier was German or that the killing occurred in the forest.

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Rescue in the forest

American forces found the narrator in the forest.

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Hospitalization in Pilsen

Hospitalization in Pilsen

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Transport of selected girls to Reichland

Sixty-eight girls were selected and taken from Baluty Market to Reichland.

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Transport to Poland

The group was transported to Poland, reportedly to a labor camp.

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Arrival at Auschwitz

The group arrived at Auschwitz in spring 1943.

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Six-week quarantine

The group was sent away for six weeks of quarantine and then dispersed among different barracks.

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Liberation near Ravensbrück

The narrator was liberated in Germany near Ravensbrück in May 1949 by the Russians.

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Return to Lodz

The narrator had returned to Lodz by June after liberation.

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Menashe leaves Lodz and returns to Jaslo

Advocate Menashe left Lodz with his family and returned to Jaslo.

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Police commissioner transferred

Police commissioner Biale was transferred to another place.

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Children entered resort work

Some children entered the resort as workers after their ages were altered.

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Clandestine workshop established

A small clandestine workshop with two machines operated at Fanewnicke 20.

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Restoration as instructor

Rumkowski restored the narrator to an instructor position after an intervention.

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Imprisonment at Kripo

The narrator was held under brutal conditions and released after seven days; the supplied quote does not establish that the detention occurred at Kripo.

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Deportation of Lodz Jews to Auschwitz

Lodz Jews were deported to Auschwitz during liquidation of the ghetto.

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Arrival of Wolhynian Germans in Lodz

Nazis brought Wolhynian Germans to Lodz, where they remained for three days.

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German roundup for forced labor

German soldiers captured Jews for work and beat residents during the raid.

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Escape of captured Jews

Captured Jews escaped from the labor truck.

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Attempted arrest of Bela

The Gestapo came to arrest Bela, who jumped from a third-floor window.

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Death of a child after eight days

A child died after refusing food and remaining in bed for eight days.

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Detention in Auschwitz

The narrator reports spending three weeks in Auschwitz.

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Arrival at Walderlust concentration camp

The narrator and others arrived at Walderlust concentration camp near Hanover.

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Forced labor at concealed ammunition factory

Prisoners worked at a concealed ammunition factory in a salt mine.

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Liberation

The narrator and others were liberated on April 18, 1948.

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Assignment to a weaving factory

The narrator's block was assigned to work at a weaving factory; the evidence does not establish that Lahle personally participated.

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Death of Yitzhak Einhorn

Yitzhak Einhorn died aged 72.

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Stay in Warsaw

The narrator stayed in Warsaw for three months.

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