The British Library The British Library Anonymous, 1932- (3 of 9) C0410X0007XX-03 C0410/007 Interviewee's note:Interviewee was born in Prague, in a non-practising Jewish family, agnostic. Detailed account of early life and childhood. German invasion of Czechoslovakia; Kindertransport. She arrived in England the 20th of July 1939. Description of a difficult life with foster family. 1947 visit to Prague and Terezin. She was told by aunt and uncle that her parents had died in a concentration camp. She became a nurse and trained as a psychiatric social worker at London School of Economics. She married a non-Jew. Discussion about her children's "Jewishness". Subsequent life and family, feelings about separation from her children. Hostility towards Germans, effect of Holocaust on her whole life. sound Part 3: Background of foster family; atmosphere in foster home. Interviewee's identity. Foster parents' involvement in medical services during the war. Own memories of the war. Anonymous, 1932- (speaker, female) Glassman, Gaby (speaker, male) Glassman, Gaby 1988-11-10, 1988-11-17 and 1988-12-01 Interviewee's home The Living Memory of the Jewish Community none © The British Library Board C0410X0007XX-03 Anonymous, 1932- IVE Glassman, Gaby IVR Glassman, Gaby RCE CKEY5213295 Anonymous, 1932- 3 of 9 Anonymous, 1932- (3 of 9) Anonymous, 1932- The Living Memory of the Jewish Community 1988 © The British Library 00:30:25 96000 24 2 175292416 00:31:30 96000 24 2 181493760 00:31:29 44100 128 kbps 2 00:31:35 44100 128 kbps 2 tape, compact cassette