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Halina Irving was born in Krakow, Poland, on February 9, 1937, just before World War II began and her childhood was marked by the horrors of the Holocaust.
In the 1960s, over half of Oakland's population was Black, while the police department remained entirely white, leading to widespread community distrust.
Six miles from the village of the Ovitz family, a local priest's son recalls the arrival of the Nazis and the fear that gripped the community.
In 1943, Hannah Lewis witnessed her mother being shot at a labor camp in Adampol, Poland, recalling, "I saw the blood on the snow."
Unemployment in the 93rd department of Paris reaches as high as 40%, fueling anger and resentment among residents in the impoverished suburbs.
Only 400 of the 10,000 prisoners at Buchenwald survived the death march as they awaited liberation by American soldiers on April 11, 1945.
