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Yad Vashem’s online Pages of Testimony is more than a database of records on the six million who died in the Holocaust. It has also become a memorial to each victim and a way of bringing together those who survived.
Sick and emaciated, year-old Hannah Weiss listened as the translator told her and the other survivors they were free to leave the Mauthausen concentration camp in Austria. The date was May 5, , and the 11th Armored Division of the United States Third Army, the three-corps, seven-division field army sometimes called Patton’s Own, had penetrated the camp’s electrified barbed wire and high stone walls. She could hardly believe she was alive after surviving four years of hiding, imprisonment and a death march. All she could think of was going home. She succeeded in making her way back to the wooden house in the mountain town of Munckacs in Czechoslovakia, where she waited for her parents and four siblings. No one ever came.
Weiss contacted the Red Cross, plus registries in Europe and in Israel. She learned that her mother, Sheindl, had died in Auschwitz. But there was no master list to help her locate other survivors and find out the fate of her relatives. Nor was there a comprehensive list of the six million. For more than
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Success or spectacle?
It's an embarrassing situation, wrote journalist Miklos Gabor in the liberal Budapest daily Nepszabadsag, regarding the recent arrest of suspected Nazi war criminal Laszlo Csatary.
Reporters from a British tabloid newspaper traveled to the Hungarian capital, ambushed a year-old man at his apartment door and photographed him in his underwear, then presented him as a high-ranking Nazi war criminal in hiding. Will Hungary now become famous as a country that hides murderers, Gabor asks anxiously - after all, the wanted man was able to live undisturbed for decades in Canada.
Gabor isn't the only one expressing doubt in the Csatary case. The Hungarian public is also quite divided about the way in which the Csatary was discovered and represented in last Sunday's edition of the British tabloid The Sun, as the "most wanted Nazi war criminal in the world." Reporters had previously tracked him to his Budapest apartment.
'False and misleading'
Historian Laszlo Karsai, himself a descendant of Holocaust survivors, and an expert on Holocaust history, said in Hungarian media that about , Hungarian soldiers and police officers were involved in the deportation of Jews, or participated in crimes against them, during World War II - much like Csatary. To now