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  • Andy Faas
    This trunk is made possible by generous funding from Adrianus (Andy) Faas. Thank you Andy! If you would like to fund a trunk, please contact Fiona Valverde, Chief Revenue Officer The Faas family immigrated to Canada through Pier 21 on September 29 after a seven day journey from Rotterdam on the …
  • Interpretation Guidelines and Resources for Refuge Canada
    Refuge Canada Welcome to the Refuge Canada Information page. Below are documents and resources for marketing, programming, installing and maintaining the exhibition (1500 sq. ft.). Exhibition Questions If you have any questions, please contact: Sara England, Curator, Temporary and Travelling …
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  • Journey for Social Recognition by Sangeetha
    Time 0:03:29 Transcript I grew up in a small island in India called Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Our family had four girls, and we were always discouraged by close relatives and the community for only having girl children. My aunts would say, why does she have to study, she is going to work in a …
  • Giuseppe and Caterina Abate
    Giuseppe and Caterina Abate …
  • Stories
    General Stories Monica Forberger Stephen Csibor Yolanda Varga Family Stories Before 1956 Andy Alfoldy Anna Spaunberg Irene Gadja Kucha Family Tajti Family Family Stories 1956 Elizabet Fajta Erzsebet Guti Eva Kende nee Varadi Janos Maté Lazslo Galambos S.I. Sipkoi De Kellermann Yolan Bencsik Single …
  • Monica Forberger
    General My Hungarian father and German mother and I arrived on what we later referred to as "that floating walnut shell," after a miserable crossing from Naples, Italy. The ship had more than 300 people crammed into every nook and cranny; men and women were separated and although we were …
  • Stephen Csibor
    General Saxonia.When we came out of Hungary we had to leave everything behind and the money we had was worthless outside the country. The clothing we wore was ill fitting (we got those used shoes and clothing in Austria, since ours were ruined during our escape). Our only wealth was the $15.00 …
  • Yolanda Varga
    General I was sick for 11 days, saw icebergs, we were stopped for 2 days- constant foghorn. Aluminum roofs looked like sugar glaze. We had arrived in Fairyland! … Yolanda …
  • Andy Alfoldy
    Families Before 1956 We left Hungary in 1945 and wound up in Germany via Austria. My grandfather and father were both medical doctors, My father was a surgeon with the Hungarian Red Cross. In Germany, at the end of the war, he became officially a prisoner of war, though the Americans found his …

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