Nina Grey survived the Holocaust in wartime Poland. Her family was on the move, hiding in and out of Warsaw and fortunately always able to stay just one step of the Germans. She shared her story at Baycrest’s Cafe Europa in the fall of 2012, when she sat down with Jake Borinsky, Jessie Cooke, and Steph Erdman.
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- 1. Nina Grey - Introduction and Prewar Memories
- 2. Following the News; The Invasion
- 3. The Invasion; On the Move
- 4. On the Road
- 5. Events in Warsaw
- 6. The Germans Attack; Moving to Warsaw
- 7. Nina's Uncle
- 8. Uncle's Contacts; A Miracle
- 9. A New Identity
- 10. A Memory in Hiding
- 11. Nina's Mother
- 12. Getting Work
- 13. Taken to the Gestapo
- 14. After the Gestapo
- 15. An Encounter with the Gestapo
- 16. People who Helped; A Close Call
- 17. In Hiding with Marisha
- 18. Escape
- 19. Getting Work
- 20. Back to Warsaw
- 21. Getting Ready to Leave
- 22. Escape to Canada
- 23. Reflections on the Holocaust
