Voices of the Victims, Ruth Becker: Life during the war

The transcript recounts a Jewish family's experiences during World War II in France. It begins with the historical context of Alsace-Lorraine and the family's journey to Perrigo. As the German occupation spreads, the family faces increasing danger, leading to frequent hiding and separation. The narrative highlights the challenges of finding refuge, the fear of being discovered, and the eventual reunion with family members. Despite the constant threat from neighbors and the Gestapo, the family manages to survive the ordeal.

How did the family manage to avoid detection while on the run?

What did the narrator's mother tell her before they were separated?

What was the outcome of the family's efforts to hide from the Germans?