Dita (Edith) Kraus (née Polach) was born in 1929 in Prague, a single child of law professor Dr. Hans Polach and his wife Elisabeth.
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As part of its corporate social responsibility (CS&R) initiatives, FirstBank Ghana has supported the Children's Block of the 37 Military...
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This is one of the earliest studies on the situation of children in concentration camps, produced by a prisoner-doctor and a first-hand witness of the...
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The Champions for Children Block Party was not only jam-packed with information and resources for families, but it also served as an opportunity...
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FRANCE 24's Jerusalem correspondent sat down with Dita Kraus, a survivor of the Nazi concentration camp in Poland.
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Many parents of biracial children know all too well how families can try to draw the children into the role of savior, tiebreaker or “proof” of a point in...
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Soon-to-be-published memoir by Dita Kraus details harrowing childhood experience guarding precious books; provides rare glimpse into the...
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The secret librarian of Auschwitz remembers helping children before they were murdered.
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Alfred (Fredy) Hirsch, a 24-year-old outstanding athlete and gymnastics teacher, and a youth counselor in the Maccabee Hatzair Zionist youth movement.
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Buchenwald concentration camp in Weimar, Germany became the largest concentration camp in the country, with some 280000 imprisoned there between 1937 and...
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