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page 1German Holocaust survivors

Frank Auerbach
German-born British painter (1931–2024)

Otto Heinrich Frank
father of Holocaust diarist Anne Frank (1889–1980)

Victor Klemperer
German philologist (1881-1960)
Ralph Giordano
German writer and publicist (1923-2014)
Anita Lasker-Wallfisch
German-born musician and Holocaust survivor (b. 1925)
Solomon Perel
German-Jewish Holocaust survivor and author of Ich war Hitlerjunge Salomon, published in English as Europa, Europa
Michael Degen
German Israeli actor (1928–2022)
Margot Friedländer
German Holocaust survivor (1921–2025)
Esther Bejarano
German concentration camp survivor (1924-2021)
Inge Deutschkron
German-Israeli author and journalist (1922-2022)
Charlotte Knobloch
former president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany
Gad Beck
Holocaust survivor, author (1923-2012)
Hans Rosenthal
German radio and television host of the 1970s and 80s (1925–1987)
Georges-Arthur Goldschmidt
French writer and translator (born 1928)
Karen Gershon
British writer
Thomas Geve
German-born engineer and Holocaust survivor (1929–2024)
Gertrude Sandmann
German painter (1893-1981)
Toni Ebel
German painter and one of the first people a vaginoplasty was performed on
Marcel Hillaire
German-born American character actor
Hugo Höllenreiner
Porajmos survivor (1933–2015)
Elsa Conrad
jewish lesbian survivor of the Holocaust
Grete Weil
German translator, autobiographer and writer (1906–1999)
Anne-Lise Stern
French psychoanalyst (1921–2013)
Laureen Nussbaum
Jewish German linguistics professor, Holocaust survivor (born 1927)
Joseph Rovan
French philosopher and politician (1918–2004)

Otto Rosenberg
German writer and activist (1927–2001)
Elisabeth Guttenberger
German Holocaust survivor and human rights activist (1926–2024)

Martha Mosse
German jurist and the first female police superintendent in Prussia
Kurt Bachmann
German journalist (1909-1997)

Rudolf Schottlaender
German writer (1900–1988)
Renate Lasker-Harpprecht
German journalist (1924–2021)
Cioma Schönhaus
graphic designer (1922-2015)
Eddie Jaku
German Holocaust survivor, lived in Australia (1920-2021)
Marie Simon
German classical scholar and historian of philosophy (1922-1998)
Ernst Fraenkel
German linguist (1881-1957)
Dora Schaul
German resistance fighter (1913–1999)
Felix Tikotin
German architect (1893–1986)

Philomena Franz
German Romani author
Dagmar R. Henney
German-American mathematician
Emil Mahl
German Nazi concentration camp prisoner, kapo at Dachau concentration camp and convicted war criminal (1899-1967)
Beni Virtzberg
Israeli writer
Hans Oliva-Hagen
German journalist, writer and screenwriter