Originally from Belgium, Herman Grishaver survived the war thanks to his family's escape when he was only two year old. Pictures and papers from Herman’s family archive inspired him to begin a research about circumstances of his family necessary journey from Belgium to the United States through France, Spain, and Portugal and about the fates of numerous family members during and after the Holocaust.

• 2015-03-11

• Grishaver, Herman

• Belgium
• France
• Portugal

• 1939-1945

• Family histories
• Personal narratives--Jewish

• Children of Holocaust survivors
• Family archives
• Jewish refugees
• Refugee children
• Righteous Gentiles in the Holocaust

• text
• video

• English

• UC Regents

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