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1. www.ushmm.org › volunteers › regina-spiegelRegina Spiegel (Gutman) - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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   Dec 27, 2019 · It was in the camp that Regina first befriended a young man named Sam Spiegel. 1 / 4. Group portrait of family and friends at the wedding of Regina and Sam Spiegel at the Foehrenwald displaced persons camp. —US Holocaust Memorial museum, courtesy of David Bayer and Regina Gutman Spiegel. In 1944 Regina and Sam were deported to Auschwitz together.

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3. encyclopedia.ushmm.org › content › enRegina Gutman | Holocaust Encyclopedia

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   There she formed a close friendship with Sam Spiegel, a fellow inmate. In fall 1944, Regina, along with the other camp prisoners, was deported to Auschwitz. Regina was transferred to several other camps for forced labor. In April 1945, Regina was liberated by Soviet troops.

4. www.ushmm.org › remember › holocaust-survivorsHolocaust Survivors’ Reflections and Hopes for the Future

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   Sep 29, 2010 · REGINA SPIEGEL: We who survived Auschwitz or other concentration camps advocate hope not despair, generosity not bitterness, gratitude not violence. We must reject indifference as an option. NARRATOR: Over 60 years after the Holocaust, hatred, antisemitism and genocide still threaten our world.

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   Did Regina Spiegel and her boyfriend go to Auschwitz-Birkenau?

   • Regina Spiegel discusses her deportation from the ghetto in Pionki, Poland, and her arrival at Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi killing center. She and her boyfriend, Sam, were deported together in 1944 but were separated upon arrival at Auschwitz. Then, of course, once they separated us, they put on me a number.

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   What happened to Regina at Auschwitz?

   • In fall 1944, Regina, along with the other camp prisoners, was deported to Auschwitz. Regina was transferred to several other camps for forced labor. In April 1945, Regina was liberated by Soviet troops. After the war, she learned that her sisters, two brothers, and parents had perished.

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   What happened to Regina in WW2?

   • Regina was transferred to several other camps for forced labor. In April 1945, Regina was liberated by Soviet troops. After the war, she learned that her sisters, two brothers, and parents had perished. Regina and Sam reunited and later married in the Foehrenwald displaced persons camp in Bavaria.

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   Who was Regina Gutman?

   • Regina was born in Radom, a city that had 120,000 inhabitants. Her father worked as a leather cutter for a large shoe manufacturer and her mother took care of their six children. The Gutmans were very religious and Regina attended Hebrew school in the afternoons.

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6. collections.ushmm.org › oh_findingaids › RG-50Regina Spiegel (Gutman) - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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   Regina Spiegel (Gutman) Born May 12, 1926, in Radom, Poland . Regina was born May 12, 1926 in . Radom, Poland, a city with a vibrant Jewish community. Her father, Kadysh, worked as a leather cutter for a large shoe company and her mother, Brandla, took care of Regina and her five older siblings. The Gutmans were a very religious

7. collections.ushmm.org › oh_findingaids › RG-50Well, the sister-- I had one sister who lived. Is it OK?

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   Regina Spiegel will share with us her first-person account of her experience during the Holocaust and as a survivor for about 40 minutes. If time allows, we will have an opportunity for you to ask Regina a few questions at the end of our program. The life stories of Holocaust survivors transcend the decades.

8. collections.ushmm.org › oh_findingaids › RG-50United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

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   REGINA SPIEGEL May 11, 1999 Beginning Tape One, Side A Question: This is the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum interview with Regina Spiegel, conducted by Margaret Garrett on May 11, 1999 in Silver Spring, Maryland. This is a follow up interview that will focus on Regina Spiegel’s post-Holocaust experiences. In preparation for this ...