Abstract

Helga Schlothauer was born in 1937 and was only seven years old when she and her mother and younger brother escaped from their hometown of Neu Schowe (now called Ravno Selo) in what is now modern-day Serbia. Schlothauer tells of her childhood travels across war-torn Europe to Austria and finally, in 1956, to the United States. She also describes her life in the U.S. as a native German speaker.

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Interviewee

Schlothauer, Helga (interviewee)

Interviewer

Welker, Michael (interviewer)

Project

Cleveland German-American Oral History Project

Date

6-24-2019

Document Type

Oral History

Duration

40 minutes

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