Mark James tells the story of his brother and namesake Marek who was one of twenty Jewish children taken from the concentration camp Neuengamme and hanged in the basement of a school in Hamburg, barely three weeks before the war's end.

• 2013-04-24

• James, Mark

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• Germany--Hamburg
• Poland

• 1939-1945
• 1990-2013

• Family history

• Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
• Neuengamme (Concentration camp

• James, Marek (1939-1945)

• Atrocities
• Children of Holocaust survivors--Family relationships
• Holocaust memorials
• Human experimentation in medicine
• Jewish children in the Holocaust
• World War (1939-1945)

• text
• video

• English

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