A native of Dudelsheim, Hesse-Darmstadt, Larry Greenbaum emigrated to the United States with his parents in 1938 when the situation for Jews in Germany became threatening. Seven years later, Greenbaum returned to Germany, this time as a member of the invading Allies. The Allied advance brought him back to his native town. Greenbaum recalls what it meant to grow up Jewish in Nazi Germany, his experience as a refugee in the United States, and his memorable return to his own home.

• 2014-02-19

• Greenbaum, Larry

• Schenderlein, Anne-Clara 

• Germany--Büdingen (Hesse)--Düdelsheim
• United States

• 1933-1945
• 1945-1955

• Personal narratives--Jewish

• Jewish refugees
• Jewish soldiers
• Jews--Legal status, laws, etc.
• World War (1939-1945)

• text
• video

• English

• UC Regents

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