Examples of using Falkenberg in English and their translations into Hebrew
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All those years I looked for Falkenberg.
Falkenberg suggested that they remain in the“bunker” and gave them food.
Schmidt is the one who arrested Falkenberg in 1943.
Falkenberg was freed from Mauthausen in 1945 by the Allied armies.
Grete and her friends invited Falkenberg to visit them in Israel.
Falkenberg monitored all the actions and movements of the cruel Nitzchke.
We did not know what to expect,we did not know what Falkenberg was thinking of doing.
Falkenberg(fort) is a tourist attraction located in Skogstorp, Sweden.
In the same court in Hanover Gretemet a Jew who had been saved by Falkenberg and today lives in Venezuela.
Falkenberg got him false Aryan papers and helped him get to Venezuela.
Tell me, Grete, what do you think gave Falkenberg the strength to help Jews at constant risk to his life?”?
Falkenberg wanted to pre-empt the SS and permit many of the Jews to escape to the forests.
With the approach of the end of the work day,about 4 o'clock, Falkenberg appeared on the scene, riding a carriage, and requested that the workers not return to the city when they finished work.
Falkenberg supplied them with food and warned them not to reveal to anyone that it was he who had informed them about the aktzia.
Grete remembers that when the SS conducted a check to find Jews who did not have work cards, they caught a woman who did not have one,just a chit from Falkenberg that verified that she was indeed a worker.
However, because Falkenberg had been given permission to keep 500, there were several hundred more.
The German authorities caught an emissary of the Polish partisans, in whose pocket was found a letter from the commander of the partisans in that area,Lichtenberg, to Falkenberg, in which he requested that the latter give him money.
I think,” says Grete,“that Falkenberg did not yet know what they were doing to the Jews who were taken in aktzias.
Falkenberg was subsequently caught by the Nazis and sent to the Mauthausen death camp, where he was imprisoned until the end of the war.
And so that Saturday, after Falkenberg warned the Jewish workers, he turned the carriage around and returned to the city.
Falkenberg and Grete met face to face for he first time after 21 years in July 1964, when they both testified at the trial of the murderers of the Jews of Wlodawa.
Friends who were with me told me that Falkenberg was a Communist for many years, and maybe it was his strong faith that gave him the strength to help us, even at the price of his life.”.
Falkenberg remonstrated with them and said,“even if we assume that two or three Jews are hiding in the hayloft, is it worthwhile, for that, to leave the horses without food?”.
In his reply to Grete, Falkenberg indicated that if he could meet all the survivors from Wlodawa who live in Israel, that would be a great day in his life.
Falkenberg and Holzheimer contacted Lublin and after endless telephone conversations, Nitschke was given the order from Lublin to release 500 people from the transport for work in Wlodlawa.
The German supervisor, Falkenberg, prepared work cards for dozens of Jews, including Grete's mother, in order to save them from the danger of the Nazis' aktzia.
One evening Falkenberg passed word that the next day we were to show up at work at 5 in the morning and not at 7 as usual.
At that point Falkenberg intervened, telling the SS men that he had not had a chance to issue a work card for the woman and so he just gave her a temporary chit.
Afterwards we learned that Falkenberg, who saw how the people were being taken to death, contacted Holzheimer and asked him to go to Wlodawa and to intercede with Nitschke in order to free the people.
One evening, at the end of work, Falkenberg called to three young women, one of whom was Grete, and informed them that they had to flee, because another aktzia was going to take place in which everyone would be taken to the Sobibor death camp.