Out Of The Closet | LGBTQ+ During WWII | USC Shoah Foundation
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Holocaust survivors and rescuers discuss being LGBTQ+ during World War II – a haunting time in history. This USC Shoah Foundation testimony compilation features Susan Dregely (Jewish survivor), Bertram Schaffner (American soldier), Gad Beck (Jewish survivor), and Marion Pritchard (Dutch rescuer).
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